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SAINT VITUS – Spring European Tour Dates





SAINT VITUS have announced a European headlining tour, kicking off on April 28th at Desertfest in Berlin, and including appearances at Desertfest London, Fall of Summer Festival, and more. A full list of confirmed tour dates can be found below.

The band is touring in support of “Live Vol. 2,” which captured a dominating, Wino-fronted 2013 Euro festival headline set from the “Lillie: F-65” line-up. Catch these upcoming Saint Vitus 2017 tour dates:

Apr. 28 Berlin (DE) @ Astra Kulturhaus (as part of Desertfest Berlin)
Apr. 30 London (UK) @ The Roundhouse (as part of Desertfest London)
May 2 Oberhausen (DE) @ Helvete Metal Club
May 3 Wiesbaden (DE) @ Schlachthof
May 4 München (DE) @ Backstage
May 5 Schaffhausen (CH) @ Kammgarn
May 7 Haarlem (NL) @ Patronaat
May 10 Hamburg (DE) @ Hafenklang
May 11 Aarhus (DK) @ VoxHall
May 12 Karlstad (SW) @ Nöjesfabriken
May 13 Oslo (NO) @ Pokalen
Sep. 8 Torcy (FR) @ Fall of Summer

Saint Vitus are a highly influential American doom metal band from Los Angeles. They have been regarded as one of the first bands of the genre, starting out as early as the late 1970s, along with Pentagram and Trouble. For most of their career, the band comprised vocalist Scott Weinrich, bassist Mark Adams, guitarist Dave Chandler and drummer Armando Acosta. After breaking up in 1996, Saint Vitus briefly reunited for a tour in 2003, and are back together again as of 2008.

The band was formed in 1979 under the name Tyrant, with Scott Reagers (vocals), Dave Chandler (guitar), Mark Adams (bass), and Armando Acosta (drums), but soon changed their name to Saint Vitus after the song “St. Vitus’ Dance” by Black Sabbath. Their main influences were Sabbath and Black Flag, the latter of which Saint Vitus toured with during the 1980’s.

Unter this line-up, Saint Vitus recorded 2 albums (Saint Vitus & Hallow’s Victim) and an EP (The Walking Dead). After The Walking Dead Reagers left the band and was replaced by The Obsessed frontman Scott “Wino” Weinrich (at this time, The Obsessed had only released one 7″).

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