The Rockin’ The Blues tour to return to Europe in 2019

Walter Tour playing live

After a successful launch in March 2018, Provogue/Mascot Label Group have announced the return of the Rockin’ The Blues tour in May-June 2019, with headliner Jonny Lang, Walter Trout and Kris Barras

The climax of each night features all three acts coming together for a final jam.

The tour will call at Germany, France, Italy and The Netherlands before finishing up at The Forum in London on June 4th. 

Mascot Label Group CEO Ed van Zijl commented: “The first edition of the RTB festival this year was a blast and, more importantly, it showed it has a future. As promised we have more shows and are visiting more countries. With the recent additions to our artist roster it looks like we are on the right path to deliver a travelling festival every year.”

The London, UK show will once again be compered by fellow Mascot artist Big Boy Bloater.

Here's a video of Walter Trout announcing the tour: 

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Full Tour Dates

Thu 23 May - Huxley’s, Berlin, GERMANY
Sat 25 May - Carlswerk Viktoria, Cologne, GERMANY
Sun 26 May - La Cigale, Paris, FRANCE
Tues 28 May - Fabrique, Milan, ITALY
Wed 29 May - Backstage Werk, Munich, GERMANY
Thu 30 May - Batschkapp, Frankfurt, GERMANY
Sat 1 Jun - 013, Tilburg, THE NETHERLANDS
Sun 2 Jun - Markthalle, Hamburg, GERMANY
Tues 4 Jun - The O2 Forum Kentish Town, London, UK

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