Harakiri For The Sky reveal dates for their “Scorched Europe Tour – Part II”

Austrian post-black metal band Harakiri for the Sky have recently announced a second leg for their “Scorched Europe Tour” in 2026.

26.02.2026 IT ROME – LARGO VENUE
27.02.2026 ITBOLOGNA – LOCOMOTIV
28.02.2026 IT MILANO – LEGEND CLUB
01.03.2026 CH MARTIGNY – CAVES DU MANOIR
03.03.2026 FR TOULOUSE – LE REX
04.03.2026 ES BARCELONA – SALA NAU
05.03.2026 ES MADRID – SALA REVI LIVE
06.03.2026 ES BILBAO – SALA D8 SORKUNTZA FAKTORIA
07.03.2026 FR GRENOBLE – L’AMPERAGE
05.04.2026 GR ATHENS – TEMPLE

Tickets can be purchased by clicking here.

In the past decade, Harakiri For The Sky have become pioneers of the post black metal movement, gained a significant worldwide following with “III: TRAUMA” and even entered the german charts on #4 with their latest album “Maere”.

“MӔRE” – a malicious folk entity that creeps up on sleeping people’s chests during the night and instils breathlessness and anxiety. It is this state of diffused terror and paralysis that has been enshrined in Harakiri For The Sky’s music ever since their 2012 debut album.

With M.S.‘s captivating guitar melodies and J.J.‘s lyrics, ridden with trauma, delirium and loss, their unique mixture of black metal and post rock creates an inescapable maelstrom of shattering screams and sudden acoustic guitar interludes.

As pioneers of the “post“ movement, the austrians have, ever since their conception in 2011, drawn fans and critics deeper and deeper into the depths of their melancholy, self-hate and anger.

“Arson” reached #29 in the german and #62 in the austrian charts. “Mӕre” will be graced with several friends of the band who have entered into the intoxicated world of Harakiri For The Sky to guest on the album; Alcest’s frontman Neige brings a haunting flair to ‘Sing For The Damage We’ve Done’, the anonymous voice of Gaerea joins in on ‘Silver Needle // Golden Dawn’, and, as session drummer, the duo one again commit to none other than Kerim “Krimh“ Lechner (Septicflesh, live-Behemoth). However, an act of Harakiri For The Sky’s stature no longer needs to rely on namedropping to be noticed.