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Born of Osiris announce new headlining tour

Author Lucia Bellapianta - 1.8.2024

American progressive metalcore band Born of Osiris just announced a new headlining tour for this fall.

The band will be very busy from August until fall, as they already announced other shows a few months ago.

The band will be in Europe this August, playing festivals and headlining shows with special guests Distant, a deathcore band from The Netherlands. You can find the dates below:

Before jumping to their own headlining tour just announced, Born of Osiris will be supporting Jinjer, together with Hanabie, in the U.S. See the dates below:

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