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News: Celeste Announce European Tour With Conjurer For Spring 2022

  • October 22, 2021
  • Craig Young
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There is a red light at the end of the tunnel in this concert deprived time. Having always been an immersive and sensory experience, the shows of French avant-garde black metallers Celeste will be taken to the next level on their upcoming European tour throughout March and April 2022, set to include a UK date at London venue The Dome on March 10th. Thanks to the band’s intensive collaboration with video artists and light designers, Celeste will drag you down into their turbulent world of darkness, captivating strobes and hypnotic red headlamps.

Together with their new UK label mates Conjurer, Celeste will kick off the tour in their home country France and play an extensive 30-day-run through no less than 16 countries, premiering the new songs from their upcoming studio album that is soon to be released via Nuclear Blast.

“This is going to be the longest tour we’ve ever done”, 

vocalist/bassist Johan Girardeau comments. 

“We’re so eager to be back on the road. We’ve worked relentlessly to bring something so unique on stage that comes as close as possible to our artistic vision. It will be something you won’t ever forget!”

Tickets are available here: https://link.voulezvousdanser.com/CELESTEtour

CELESTE + CONJURER

European Tour 2022
02/03/    FR  Clermont Ferrand – La Coopérative De Mai
03/03/    FR  Toulouse – Le Rex
04/03/    ES  Barcelona – Sala Bóveda
05/03/    ES  Madrid – Independance Club
06/03/    FR  Nantes – Le Ferrailleur
07/03/    BE  Brussels – Le Botanique
08/03/    FR  Tourcoing – Le Grand Mix
09/03/    FR  Paris – Trabendo
10/03/    UK  London – The Dome
11/03/    NL  Rotterdam – Baroeg
12/03/    LU  Esch-Sur-Alzette – Kulturfabrik
13/03/    DE  Cologne – Gebäude 9
14/03/    DE  Hamburg – Hafenklang
15/03/    DE  Berlin – Lido
16/03/    DE  Leipzig – UT Connewitz
17/03/    CZ  Prague – Nová Chmelnice
18/03/    PL  Krakow – Hol
19/03/    SK  Kosice – Collosseum
20/03/    HU  Budapest – Dürer Kent
21/03/    RO  Cluj-Napoca – Form Space
22/03/    RO  Bucarest – Quantic
23/03/    BU  Sofia – Live And Loud
24/03/    CR  Zagreb – Mixtape 5
25/03/    SK  Bratislava – Randal Club
26/03/    AT  Vienna – Viper Room
28/03/    DE  Wiesbaden – Schlachthof
29/03/    BE  Antwerp – Trix
30/03/    FR  Strasbourg – La Laiterie
31/03/    CH  Düdingen – Bad Bonn
01/04/    IT  Milan – Tunnel Club
02/04/    FR  Lyon – Ninkasi

Check out the music video for track ‘Comme Des Amants En Reflet’, below:

Find out more via the bands Facebook or Bandcamp

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