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Karnivool announces Australian tour

Author Hernan Osuna - 23.2.2024

Australian progressive metal band Karnivool has unveiled an upcoming tour in their home country, set to take place between May and June 2024. Grab your tickets here.

The Tri-Continental Drift Tour kicks off in Brisbane on Friday, May 24, before heading to Sydney, Melbourne, Frankston and wrapping up in Adelaide on Saturday, June 1.

In June, Karnivool travels to Europe for a string of colossal festival gigs, including headlining slots at Download in the UK, Copenhell in Denmark and Hellfest in France.

Karnivool’s Tri-Continental Drift Tour 2024 Dates:

Friday 24th May: Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
Saturday 25th May: Liberty Hall, Sydney
Thursday 30th May: Northcote Theatre, Melbourne
Friday 31st May: The Pier, Frankston
Saturday 1st June: Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide

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