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David Sylvian tours Europe for the first time since 2007
David Sylvian, the former front-man of the legendary Japan, and accomplished multi instrumentalist solo artist has announced a set of European dates ”“ Tickets for the tour ”ËœImplausible Beauty 2012′ went on sale today (Fri 23rd Sept)
March 2012
1st – Padova Gran Teatro Geox
2nd – Milan Conservatorio Sala Verdi
4th – Rome Auditorium Della Verdi
5th – Bologna Teatro delle Celebrazioni
7th – Cologne Tanzbrunnen
8th Brussells AB
9th Amsterdam Rabozaal (Melkweg)
11th – Copenhagen Vega Main Hall
12th Oslo Sentrum Scene
14th – Stockholm Filadelfia Church
16th – Berlin Uni Der Kunste
18th – Eindhoven Frits Philips Musiccentre
20th – Stuttgart Theaterhaus
23rd – Manchester Bridgewater Hall
24th – London Royal Albert Hall
26th – Birmingham Symphony Hall
27th – Nottingham Royal Concert Centre
28th – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Plus… a retrospective album
We first reported David Sylvians 2012 tour back in September; however news has reached us that EMI Music are to release a 2CD retrospective of David Sylvian’s solo work on the 29th February 2012, neatly aligning with the tour.
The album titled ‘A Victim Of Stars 1982”“2011’ includes material previously released by Virgin Records and Sylvians own Samadhisound label, in addition there is a bonus track, the previously unreleased “Where’s Your Gravity?”
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