For the first time in three years, krautrock band Minami Deutsch (南ドイツ) will return to Europe for a summer tour in July and August.
The tour will consist of 25 shows in 9 countries and will be kicked off on the 28th of July in Germany with the last show of the tour taking place in the Netherlands on the 28th of August. There are a couple of festival shows scheduled during the upcoming European tour, such as Raw Power Festival in London and Palp Festival in Couvert du Goly.
Started by Kyotaro Miula (guitar, vocals, synthesizer) in 2014, the sound of Minami Deutsch is clearly influenced by their love for krautrock. Next to Kyotaro Miula, the krautrock band consists of guitarist Taku Idemoto and bassist Keita Ise. The band members are self-professed repetition freaks. The band signed at the label GuruGuruBrain – founded by members of local psychedelic rock band Kikagaku Moyo – and released their first self-titled release in September 2015, now seven years later, in 2022, we can look back at a couple more EPs and a second album, With Dim Light. The latest release was the EP Can’t Get There in 2019.
Minami Deutsch Euro Tour 2022 Tour Dates
Thursday 28 July, 2022: Bumann & Sohn – Cologne, Germany
Friday 29 July, 2022: Supersonic – Paris, France
Saturday 30 July, 2022: Les Vivres de l’Art – Bordeaux, France
Tuesday 02 August, 2022: Hana-Bi – Marina di Ravenna, Italy
Wednesday 03 August, 2022: Prandina – Padova, Italy
Thursday 04 August, 2022 – Cascina Bellaria – Sezzadio (AL), Italy
Friday 05 August, 2022: Bad Bonn – Düdingen, Switzerland
Sunday 07 August, 2022: Palp Festival – Couvert du Goly, Switzerland
Tuesday 09 August, 2022: Import Export – Munich, Germany
Wednesday 10 August, 2022: Urban Spree – Berlin, Germany
Thursday 11 August, 2022: Plan B – Malmo, Sweden
Friday 12 August, 2022: HUS7 – Stockholm, Sweden
Saturday 13 August, 2022: Bla – Oslo, Norway
Tuesday 16 August, 2022: Hafenklang – Hamburg, Germany
Wednesday 17 August, 2022: La Source Beer Co – Brussels, Belgium
Thursday 18 August, 2022: Patterns – Brighton, United Kingdom
Friday 19 August, 2022: Future Yard – Brikenhead, United Kingdom
Saturday 20 August, 2022: Whelans – Dublin, Ireland
Sunday 21 August, 2022: Ulster Sports Club – Belfast, Ireland
Tuesday 23 August, 2022: Broadcast – Glasgow, United Kingdom
Wednesday 24 August, 2022: Cluny2 – Newcastle, United Kingdom
Thursday 25 August, 2022: Hare & Hound – Birmingham, United Kingdom
Friday 26 August, 2022: Crofters Rights – Bristol, United Kingdom
Saturday 27 August, 2022: Raw Power Festival – London, United Kingdom
Sunday 28 August, 2022: Effenaar – Eindhoven, Netherlands
