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Stockholm, Sweden-based doom metal / progressive rock outfit Katatonia and the Icelandic post-metallers of Sólstafir have been forced to postpone their upcoming co-headlining European tour until 2023. SOM remains the opening act.

That means the concert that was supposed to take place at Amager Bio in Copenhagen on February 24th next year will happen on February 23rd, 2023 instead, and if you already bought a ticket for the original date, it remains valid. There are also more tickets available for purchase here for 300 DKK (+ fees), while further details can be found in the official Facebook event.

Here’s how the new 2023 itinerary for the trek pans out:

January 20th - Pakkahuone, Tampere, FIN

January 21st - House of Culture, Helsinki, FIN

January 22nd - Helitehas, Tallinn, EST

January 24th - Stodola, Warsaw, POL

January 25th - Astra, Berlin, GER

January 26th - Essigfabrik, Cologne, GER

January 27th - LKA-Longhorn, Stuttgart, GER

January 28th - Roxy, Prague, CZE

January 29th - Arena, Vienna, AUT

January 31st - Akvárium, Budapest, HUN

February 01st - Backstage Werk, Munich, GER

February 02nd - Komplex 457, Zürich, CHE

February 03rd - Live, Trezzo sull’Adda, ITA

February 04th - Ninkasi Kao, Lyon, FRA

February 06th - Kapital, Madrid, ESP

February 07th - Salamandra, Barcelona, ESP

February 08th - Metronum, Toulouse, FRA

February 10th - Forum, London, UK

February 11th - Ritz, Manchester, UK

February 12th - Marble Factory, Bristol, UK

February 13th - Garage, Glasgow, UK

February 14th - KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton, UK

February 16th - Batschkapp, Frankfurt am Main, GER

February 17th - Patronaat, Haarlem, NLD

February 19th - Trianon, Paris, FRA

February 20th - Rockhal, Esch-sur-Alzette, LUX

February 21st - Trix, Antwerp, BEL

February 22nd - Grünspan, Hamburg, GER

February 23rd - Amager Bio, Copenhagen, DEN

February 24th - Rockefeller, Oslo, NOR

February 25th - Fållan, Stockholm, SWE

Katatonia and Sólstafir both released new albums in “City Burials” and “Endless Twilight of Codependent Love” last year, and you can check out some music from both efforts below.