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Priest, Combichrist and aux animaux: Joint Sweden tour in December 2024

Author Stefanie Nysand - 30.8.2024

As the Sweden-based one woman darkwave project aux animaux has announced, she will tour Sweden in December 2024, together with the American-Norwegian industrial metal band Combichrist and the Swedish dark 80s style synth-pop band Priest, which partly consists of former band members of the Swedish rock heavyweights Ghost. The dates can be seen below. Tickets for the shows in Malmö and Gothenburg are already on sale. Further details regarding tickets and the like for the show in Stockholm are yet to be announced.

Priest‘s latest club show in Sweden took place on 17 May 2024 in their hometown Linköping, as part of the pre-release party for their current studio album “Dark Pulse” (The corresponding album review can be read here). Chaoszine was there for you, and you can read everything about said gig here.

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