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Berlin, Germany’s progressive metal collective The Ocean have lined up a European tour early next year, with pg.lost, Hypno5e and Svalbard set to provide support.

The trek includes a concert at Pumpehuset in Copenhagen on January 25th, tickets for which will be released for sale at 10:00 a.m. this Thursday, August 14th via Billetto.dk for 210 DKK (+ fees). Further information can be found in the official Facebook event.

Here’s how the full itinerary for the tour pans out:

January 07th - Schlachthof, Wiesbaden, GER

January 08th - Grillen, Colmar, FRA

January 09th - Machine du Moulin Rouge, Paris, FRA

January 10th - Ferrailleur, Nantes, FRA

January 11th - Rex, Toulouse, FRA

January 12th - Stage Live, Bilbao, ESP

January 13th - Lisboa ao Vivo, Lisboa, PRT

January 14th - Caracol, Madrid, ESP

January 15th - Gamma, Murcia, ESP

January 16th - Bóveda, Barcelona, ESP

January 17th - Krakatoa, Bordeaux, FRA

January 18th - CCO Villeurbanne, Lyon, FRA

January 19th - Fri-Son, Fribourg, CHE

January 20th - Sedel, Luzern, CHE

January 21st - Viper Room, Wien, AUT

January 22nd - Nová Chmelnice, Praha, CZE

January 23rd - Festsaal Kreuzberg, Berlin, GER

January 25th - Pumpehuset, Copenhagen, DEN

January 26th - Bahnhof Pauli, Hamburg, GER

January 27th - Conne Island, Leipzig, GER

January 28th - Backstage, München, GER

January 29th - Zeche Carl, Essen, GER

January 30th - Kleine Freiheit, Osnabrück, GER

January 31st - Hedon, Zwolle, NLD

February 01st - Volta, Köln, GER

February 02nd - Botanique, Bruxelles, BEL

February 03rd - Tivoli de Helling, Utrecht, NLD

February 04th - Fleece, Bristol, UK

February 05th - Slay, Glasgow, UK

February 06th - Club Academy, Manchester, UK

February 07th - 229, London, UK

February 08th - Patterns, Brighton, UK

The Ocean will release the second part of their new double album “Phanerozoic” — entitled “Mesozoic | Cenozoic” — through Metal Blade Records on September 25th, the details of which were listed in our earlier news article. You can stream the first single “Jurassic | Cretaceous” from it below, and read or re-read our review of the album’s first part, “Palaeozoic”, right here.