Gatecreeper Announce Extensive European and UK Summer 2022 Tour Plans

US death metal sensation Gatecreeper has announced an extensive run of UK & EU tour dates for June and July to accompany their summer festival plans. They mark the band’s first European dates in five years, ahead of a lengthy tour with Lamb of God, Kreator and Thy Art Is Murder this winter. This extensive run of dates will see the band support their crushing 2022 surprise release An Unexpected Reality. Tour Dates: 06/12 – Into the Grave Festival – Leeuwarden, Netherlands 06/13 – Kavka – Antwerp, Belgium 06/14 – Le Poche – Bethune, France 06/16 – Les Tanneries – Dijon, France 06/17 – Hellfest – Clisson, France 06/18 – Copenhell – Copenhagen, Denmark 06/19 – Reality Bites Fest – Saarbrucken, Germany 06/20 – KIF...

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