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All shows revealed for Asunojokei’s upcoming (first) European tour

Francisca Hagen by Francisca Hagen
15 May 2023
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It’s no news that post-metal band Asunojokei would be coming to Europe for a number of shows as a support act for experimental band Boris, but with that announcement, the four-piece band hinted that they planned to do a number of extra shows to broaden their introduction to European audiences. Asunojokei managed to add five shows to the 10 already scheduled as Boris’ support band.

The band will perform for the first time in the Netherlands, the show is scheduled at Patronaat where the Japanese band will share the stage with stonerdoom band The Obsessed. Furthermore, Asunojokei managed to add a number of shows in the United Kingdom. The band did reveal that they intended to perform in other countries such as France and Germany, but ultimately failed to add this to the schedule. Still, it looks like the band has plans to return to Europe for another tour, given the sentence they shared in their message: “We will make every effort to make this happen on the next tour.”

Tokyo-based Asunojokei, which translates to “Scenery of Tomorrow,” are a post-black metal band that was founded in 2014. The band aspires to present a distinct style of black metal with lyrics taken from well-known literature and light novels, music influenced by the melodic sense of Japanese pop music, and a mix of hardcore, math rock, and shoegaze. The four-piece latest release was album number two, Island, released in the summer of 2022.

Asunojokei European tour 2023

Thursday, May 18, 2023: Sonic Rites: The Initiation – Helsinki, Finland
Saturday 20 May, 2023: Sveta – Tallinn, Estonia *
Sunday 21 May, 2023: Tu Jau Zini Kur – Riga, Latvia *
Monday 22 May, 2023: SODAS 2123 – Vilnius, Lithuania *
Tuesday 23 May, 2023: Proxima – Warsaw, Poland *
Wednesday 24 May, 2023: Kwadrat – Krakow, Poland *
Thursday 25 May, 2023: Kabinet Muz – Brno, Czechia *
Friday 26 May, 2023: Heart of Noise Festival – Innsbruck, Austria *
Saturday 27 May, 2023: Fri-Son – Fribourg, Switzerland *
Sunday 28 May, 2023: Turin, Jazz Is Dead – Turin, Italy *
Monday 29 May, 2023: Freakout Club – Bologna, Italy *
Tuesday 30 May, 2023: Legend Club – Milan, Italy *
Wednesday 31 May, 2023: Patronaat – Haarlem, Netherlands
Thursday 1 June, 2023: Suburbia – Southampton, United Kingdom
Friday, June 2, 2023: New Cross Inn – London, United Kingdom
Sunday, June 4, 2023: Nice n Sleazy – Glasgow, United Kingdom
Monday, June 5, 2023: Arts Centre – Colchester, United Kingdom

* With Boris

 

Source: Asunojokei
Tags: Asunojokeiblack metalpost-black metal
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Francisca Hagen

Never satisfied, always exploring. Started with AVO in 2003. Now active as a writer, reporter, reviewer, promoter, photographer, interviewer and presenter. Can be found regularly at conventions and concerts in the Netherlands and sometimes elsewhere in Europe or even in Japan. Big passion for Japan and music, can be made happy with coffee. (click on Soundcloud logo)

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