CARNATION – Chapel of Abhorrence – February 6, 2019

Posted on February 6, 2019

More information about Chapel of Abhorrence

Belgian death metal outfit CARNATION have announced shows with label mates HIEROPHANT and death metallers DESERTED FEAR. Find all tour dates below.

The tour will take place in March 2019 and sees the bands playing in Germany, Czech Republic, Switzerland and Austria. The full list of tour dates can be found below.

CARNATION with HIEROPHANT and DESERTED FEAR
14 Mar 19 Hamburg (DE) Knust
15 Mar 19 Berlin (DE) Musik und Frieden
16 Mar 19 Dresden (DE) Beatpol
17 Mar 19 Osnabrück (DE) Bastard Club
19 Mar 19 Hannover (DE) Lux
21 Mar 19 Cologne (DE) Volta
22 Mar 19 Wiesbaden (DE) Kesselhaus
23 Mar 19 Munich (DE) Backstage
26 Mar 19 Luzern (CH) Schüür
27 Mar 19 Nuremberg (DE) Kantina
28 Mar 19 Leipzig (DE) Naumanns
29 Mar 19 Prague (CZ) Underdogs

CARNATION will be playing in support of their latest album ‘Chapel of Abhorrence’. The album is still available in various formats in the Season of Mist shop.

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