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The goth gods of Sisters of Mercy will be back on the road in 2020. Andrew Eldritch’s band will play across Europe in United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Italy and Spain. More dates can be announced soon. Besides Andrew Eldritch on vocals, the band also has Ben Christo on guitar and Dylan Smith also on guitar. The drums are all programed and the band calls it “Doktor Avalanche”. All Sisters of Mercy 2020 tour dates March 07 Manchester United Kingdom The Albert Hall 08 Bristol United Kingdom O2 Academy Bristol 10 Leeds United Kingdom O2 Academy Leeds 11 Nottingham United Kingdom Rock City 13 Maastricht Netherlands Muziekgieterij 15 Nijmegen Netherlands Doornroosje 16 Groningen Netherlands De Oosterpoort 18 Den Haag Netherlands Paard 20 Nürnberg Germany Löwensaal 21 Saarbrücken Germany Garage Saarbrücken 23 Frankfurt Germany Batschkapp 24 Ulm Germany ROXY Ulm 26 Milano Italy Alcatraz 27 Winterthur Switzerland Salzhaus 29 Karlsruhe Germany Tollhaus 31 Antwerpen Belgium TRIX April 01 Liège Belgium Caserne Fonck 03 Barcelona Spain Sala Apolo 04 Madrid Spain Teatro Kapital August 08/09 (tbc) Hildesheim Germany M'era Luna The possible setlist is: More Ribbons Crash and Burn Doctor Jeep / Detonation Boulevard No Time to Cry Alice Show Me Dominion/Mother Russia Marian Better Reptile First and Last and Always Instrumental Something Fast I Was Wrong Flood II Lucretia My Reflection Vision Thing Temple of Love This Corrosion See Sisters of Mercy performing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLu9XovEJiI Formed in 1980 in Leeds, England. After achieving early underground fame there, the band had their commercial breakthrough in the mid-1980s and sustained it until the early 1990s. It was when they stopped releasing new recorded output in protest against their record company WEA. Since then the band tours playing their old songs.

Sisters of Mercy 2020 tour dates

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