Karnivool line up Australian dates

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Karnivool announce shows in Australia next month

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Karnivool have announced a series of shows in their homeland of Australia.

They’re currently in the studio in Perth working on the follow-up to 2013’s Asymmetry but will take time out from writing sessions to play seven live dates in April, including two previously announced appearances in South Africa. It’ll be the first time Ian Kenny and co have visited the country.

The band said: “It’s been a long, long time since we’ve toured an entirely new country – South Africa, let’s do this.

“We’ve tried to get to South Africa many times over the last few years. Pretty stoked to have these dates be our first announced shows of 2016.”

Tickets are available via the band’s official website.

Karnivool 2016 tour dates

Apr 13: Geralfton Wintersun, Australia
Apr 15: Port Hedland Pier Hotel, Australia
Apr 16: Karratha Tambrey Centre, Australia
Apr 22: Cape Town Mercury, South Africa
Apr 23: Johannesburg Bassline, South Africa
Apr 27: Bunbury Prince Of Wales, Australia
Apr 28: Perth Badlands, Australia

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