Islands have announced they are to return to play a string of tour dates across Europe this autumn.
The jaunt, which begins on 18th September in Gothenburg, includes six UK gigs, calling at Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, London, and Bristol.
The Canadian band released latest album, ‘A Sleep & A Forgetting’ via Anti- Records back in February.
The tour calls at:
SEPTEMBER
18 Gothenburg Woody West at Pusterviksbaren
19 Stockholm Fritz’s Corner at Lilla Hotellbaren
20 Malmo Babel
21 Copenhagen Loppen
22 Hamburg Reeperbahn Festival
24 Berlin HBC
25 Munich Feierwerk
26 Ulm Roxy
27 Nuremberg Club Stereo
28 Cologne King George
30 Darmstadt Oetinger Villa
OCTOBER
1 Vienna Szene
2 Zagreb NKZ Park
4 St Gallen Palace
5 Freiburg Swamp
6 Amsterdam Bitterzoet
7 Brussels Botanique
8 Paris Café de la Danse
11 Orleans Astrolab
12 Evreux L’Abordage
13 Luxembourg DQliq
15 Glasgow Captain’s Rest
16 Manchester Deaf Institute
17 Liverpool Kazimier
18 Birmingham Institute Temple
19 London Garage
20 Bristol Lousiana
Way back in 2008, we filmed them for a session in a west London pub. Watch them perform ‘The Arm’.
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