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DON CABALLERO: Berlin Show To Be Webcast

October 24, 2008

DON CABALLERO's performance at Festsaal in Berlin, Germany as part of the band's month-long European Punkgasm tour will be broadcasted live courtesy of German web site Ligx.de. The performance can be viewed worldwide on Sunday, October 26 starting at 1:00 p.m. EST (7:00 p.m. CET).

DON CABALLERO kicked off this headlining tour last week in the Netherlands. The trek will includes inaugural stops in Norway, Luxembourg, Croatia, and Poland for the band and as well as an appearance at the Hobaken Festival in London alongside FUCKED UP, PART CHIMP, SUN RA's ARKESTRA and more.

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