BURST Announce U.K. Tour

December 8, 2005

Sweden's BURST will return to England in February for their first U.K. headlining tour. Hot on the heels of their recent U.K. tour supporting OPETH, BURST will return for a week-long Rock Sound- and TotalRock-sponsored run of dates.

The U.K. dates will mark the beginning of the band's headlining tour supporting their critically acclaimed new record "Origo". "Origo" was released in Europe on October 24 and will see its North American release on February 7. An e-card for "Origo", which contains the songs "Where The Wave Broke" and "The Immateria", can be found at this locatio.

Upcoming BURST shows:

Feb. 14 - Barfly - Glasgow, SCO
Feb. 15 - Bar Academy - Birmingham, UK
Feb. 16 - Carvern Club - Exeter, UK
Feb. 17 - Barfly - London, UK
Feb. 18 - Rock City - Nottingham, UK
Feb. 19 - Star & Garter - Manchester, UK

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