Tours E.TOWN CONCRETE touring Europe in September and October April 10, 2015 1 min read E.TOWN CONCRETE will be touring Europe from September 28th till October 2nd. The booking is on viaΒ [email protected]. Stay tuned for more details. Share this Facebook Messenger Twitter Whatsapp Reddit Email Tags: back ta basics recordse.town concretehardcorehardcore punkIronbound Recordingsnu metalrapcorerazor & tieResurrection A.D.Triple Crown Records Karol KamiΕski DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels. Contact via [email protected] You might be interested in July 8, 2026 CONVERGE announce November European tour, new music video for “It Used to Matter” streaming July 3, 2026 WAKE OF HUMANITY file the first phase of their European Distress Tour diary June 23, 2026 hubris. announce European tour and share “Death”, the song that started “White Shores” June 3, 2026 Australian synth post punks SCREENSAVER send a mid-tour dispatch from Europe, reflect on community, landlords, and why creative expression matters Previous Story THE CAULFIELD CULT announce American dates! Next Story KAYO DOT touring Europe now! Latest DREAMWELL interrogate faith, violence and moral surveillance on “Hymns For The Denial Of God” Jakarta melodic hardcore pack CONCRETE YOUTH trade breakdowns for melody on infectious debut promo Indie rockers VELOUR ON TAP map a Maritime Gothic North Atlantic on debut EP “Cruel Harbour” MACHINEKIT turn labour and exhaustion into five industrial punk bursts on “Body Without Organs” Sludge noise rockers WEALTHY WOMEN on toxic masculinity, war, and immigration on massive new album “Children”
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