Bleeding Through Farewell Tour: European Dates Announced with This or the Apocalypse

by Ryan Minic | Feb 1, 2013

Bleeding Through have announced dates for their upcoming UK/European farewell tour with This or the Apocalypse and Hand of Mercy as support. Dates follow:

Apr 05 München, GER @ Backstage
Apr 06 Saarbrücken, GER @ Garage Kleiner Club
Apr 07 Den Bosch, NLD @ W2
Apr 08 Hamburg, GER @ Logo
Apr 09 Gothenburg, SWE @ Arena 29
Apr 10 Copenhagen, DNK @ Beta
Apr 11 Leipzig, GER @ Conne Island
Apr 12 Warsaw, POL @ Progresja
Apr 13 Budapest, HUN @ Blue Hell
Apr 14 Wien, AUT @ Viper Room
Apr 15 Ljubljana, SVN @ Gala Hala
Apr 16 Bologna, ITA @ Blogos
Apr 17 Aarau, CHE @ Kiff
Apr 18 Köln, GER @ MTC
Apr 19 London, UK @ Underworld
Apr 20 Bristol, UK @ Hit The Deck
Apr 21 Nottingham, UK @ Hit The Deck

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