IN FLAMES, PAIN, BLACKSHINE European Dates Announced

June 3, 2002

IN FLAMES, PAIN and BLACKSHINE will be embarking on a tour of Europe in October. Confirmed dates so far are as follows:

Oct. 07 – Hamburg, GER @ Docks
Oct. 08 – Halle, GER @ Easy Schorre
Oct. 09 – Langen, GER @ Stadthalle
Oct. 10 – Köln, GER @ Live Music Hall
Oct. 11 – Hardenberg, NETH @ Podium
Oct. 12 – Osnabrück, GER @ Hyde Park
Oct. 13 – London, UK @ Mean Fiddler
Oct. 22 – Pratteln, SWI @ Z7
Oct. 24 – Nürnberg, GER @ Löwensaal
Oct. 27 – Stuttgart, GER @ LKA
Oct. 28 – Dortmund, GER @ Big Island

In related news, IN FLAMES have apparently confirmed a headlining gig at Jaxx in West Springfield, Virginia on September 28th.

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