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Francisca Hagen by Francisca Hagen
21 March 2018
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After announcing that the musician SATSUKI will return to Europe for a new tour, tour organisation REALive shared more details about the upcoming tour.

The European tour will start on 29 March in Germany and ends in Belgium. With this tour, SATSUKI will release and promote his new mini-album REBOOT.

Here are the tour dates:

Thursday 29 March: LOCA 71 – Essen, Germany
Friday 30 March: Café de Paris – Paris, France
Sunday 1 April: Polymanga – Montreux, Switzerland
Thursday 5 April: Marie-Antoinette – Berlin, Germany
Friday 6 April: Rock Classic – Brussels, Belgium
Saturday 7 April: TomoCon – Oss, The Netherlands
Sunday 8 April: Japan Touch Haru – Lyon, France
Thursday 12 April: Bobble Café – Lille, France
Friday 13 April: Voodoo Club – Warsaw, Poland
Saturday 14 April: Fukumi Expo – Liege, Belgium
Sunday 15 April: Fukumi Expo – Liege, Belgium
Sunday 15 April: Le Garage – Liege, Belgium

The show in Rock Classic in Brussels is a free show where SATSUKI will perform with another act. The shows at Fukimi Expo in Liege are mini showcases in the afternoon, with a signing session afterwards. The tour final in Liege will be in the evening. About the performance of SATSUKI at TomoCon, that has been organised by AVO in collaboration with REALive, can be found in this article.

In the meantime, SATSUKI has made a video message for the fans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qro602UoJ8

More information about the tour dates and how to get the tickets can be found on the website of HIGHFeeL/REALive.

Source: HIGHFeeL/REALive

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