Then Comes Silence starts European tour, check all dates now
Then Comes Silence
Swedish post-punk outfit Then Comes Silence has kicked off a string of European tour dates in support of their seventh album “Trickery” (out now via Metropolis Records), also presenting “Ghost House” featuring tandem vocals by Emma Nylen (Emmon). You can check the track below.
Formed in Stockholm in 2012, Then Comes Silence is made up of frontman Alex Svenson, drummer Jonas Fransson and guitarist Hugo Zombie (Los Carniceros del Norte). The new album is the follow-up to their 2022 album “Hunger”, released via Nexilis Records / Schubert Music (Europe) and Metropolis Records (North America).
The 13-track record features guest appearances by Gözde Duzer of Aux Animaux, Emma Nylén (Emmon), Jörgen Wall of Whale, Thåström and Dusty Gannon of Vision Video.
Recorded by Jörgen Wall (Jay-Jay Johanson, The Hellacopters) over three days at Stockholm’s Kapsylen Studio and mixed by Tom van Heesch (Rammstein, Apocalyptica, Backyard Babies), the album was mastered by Svante Forsbäck / Chartmakers (Rammstein, Amaranthe, Ville Valo, The Rasmus, Apocalyptica).
Then Comes Silence Europe Tour Dates
- Jul 27, Cologne DE 🇩🇪
- Aug 23, Ostend BE 🇧🇪
- Sep 15, Berlin DE 🇩🇪
- Sep 19, Oberhausen DE 🇩🇪
- Sep 20, Liege BE (sold out) 🇧🇪
- Sep 21, Rouen FR 🇫🇷
- Sep 22, Paris FR 🇫🇷
- Sep 23, Toulouse FR 🇫🇷
- Sep 24, Nantes FR 🇫🇷
- Sep 25, Marseille FR 🇫🇷
- Sep 26, Liege BE 🇧🇪
- Sep 27, Frankfurt DE 🇩🇪
- Sep 28, Skurup SE 🇸🇪
- Nov 1, London UK 🇬🇧
- Nov 2, Whitby UK 🇬🇧
- Nov 15, Gothenburg SE 🇸🇪
- Nov 16, Copenhagen SE 🇩🇰
- Dec 5, TBA ES 🇪🇸
- Dec 6, Bilbao ES 🇪🇸
- Dec 7, Zaragoza ES 🇪🇸
- Dec 8, TBA ES 🇪🇸
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