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Finnish cello metallers Apocalyptica and the Dutch symphonic metal crew Epica have decided to postpone their co-headlining European tour again — this time until 2023. Wheel remains the support act on all dates.

The concert that was supposed to take place at Amager Bio in Copenhagen on March 02nd, 2022 will now happen on January 25th, 2023 instead, and if you already bought a ticket, it remains valid for the new date. There are also more tickets available for purchase over at Ticketmaster.dk for 425 DKK (+ fees), while further details can be found in the official Facebook event.

Here’s how the updated itinerary will pan out in 2023:

January 23rd - Sentrum Scene, Oslo, NOR

January 24th - Berns, Stockholm, SWE

January 25th - Amager Bio, Copenhagen, DEN

January 27th - AFAS Live, Amsterdam, NLD

January 28th - Georg Elser Halle, Hamburg, GER

January 29th - Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, BEL

January 30th - Academy, Bristol, UK

February 01st - Rock City, Nottingham, UK

February 02nd - Academy, Glasgow, UK

February 03rd - Academy, Manchester, UK

February 04th - Roundhouse, London, UK

February 06th - Atelier, Luxembourg, LUX

February 07th - Zénith, Paris, FRA

February 08th - Bikini, Toulouse, FRA

February 10th - Razzmatazz, Barcelona, ESP

February 11th - Gamma, Murcia, ESP

February 13th - Riviera, Madrid, ESP

February 14th - Coliseum, Lisbon, PRT

March 12th - Capitol, Hannover, GER

March 13th - Carlswerk Victoria, Cologne, GER

March 14th - Schlachthof, Wiesbaden, GER

March 15th - MHP Arena, Ludwigsburg, GER

March 17th - Komplex 457, Zürich, CHE

March 18th - Metropole, Lausanne, CHE

March 19th - Fabrique, Milan, ITA

March 20th - TonHalle, Munich, GER

March 22nd - Barba Negra, Budapest, HUN

March 23rd - Gasometer, Vienna, AUT

March 24th - Hala Vodova, Brno, CZE

March 25th - Progresja, Warsaw, POL

March 27th - B90, Gdansk, POL

March 28th - Columbiahalle, Berlin, GER

March 29th - Haus Auensee, Leipzig, GER

Below, you can watch the official music video for Apocalyptica’s latest single “White Room”, featuring a guest appearance by Papa Roach’s frontman Jacoby Shaddix, as well as the clip for Epica’s track “The Skeleton Key” off their latest album “Omega”, which dropped via Nuclear Blast earlier this year.