After the release of their debut album “The Path To Righteousness” in September via UNFD, Southampton hardcore/thrash quintet GROVE STREET will be in Europe from Friday for an extensive EU tour as supporting act of Dog Eat Dog! Though their origins stem from lively nights in a Southampton student house, a laugh between mates sessioning PlayStation, bonding over shared love of hardcore, metal and skate punk, UK quintet Grove Street have evolved into a fixture and figurehead of a thriving domestic heavy underground. Through years of white van grind across UK and Europe, Grove Street have sharpened their craft into a deadly weapon, one they’re ready to draw. Taking influence from the giants of 90s hardcore and metal, thrash, punk and hip hop in equal measure, the Grove Street sound is absolutely stacked with grooves, riffs, and the kind of energetic pace that’ll send you straight to the chiropractor.
27 Oct – Copenhagen, DK @ Copenhell Cruise
30 Oct – Hamburg, DE @ Bahnhof Pauli
31 Oct – Berlin, DE @ Hole 44
1 Nov – Lublin, PL @ Studio W Radiu Lublin
2 Nov – Bielsko Biala, PL @ Rudeboy
3 Nov – Budapest, HU @ Analog
4 Nov – Prague, CZ @ Rock Cafe
5 Nov – Wien, AT @ Flex
7 Nov – Brno, CZ @ Patro
8 Nov – München, DE @ Backstage
9 Nov – Biel, CH @ Gaskessel
10 Nov – Zurich, CH @ Dynamo
11 Nov – Montrevault-Sur-Evre, FR @ Tremplin
12 Nov – Antwerp, BE @ Zappa
14 Nov – Frankfurt, DE @ Das Bett
15 Nov – Eindhoven, NL @ Dynamo
16 Nov – Leeuwarden, NL @ Neushoorn
17 Nov – Weissenhauser, DE @ Metal Hammer Paradise
18 Nov – Göttingen, DE @ Exil
19 Nov – Köln, DE ! Gebäude 9
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