Soundgarden have announced three more live dates for 2014 in support of their latest album, “King Animal.”
The Seattle band will play two shows in the Netherlands and one in Luxembourg next June.
The news follows recently-revealed dates opening for Black Sabbath in Germany, as well as three Lollapalooza shows in South America in the spring.
The concerts will not feature drummer Matt Cameron, who will be touring throughout the year with Pearl Jam; Soundgarden have yet to announce a replacement for Cameron.
On November 26, Soundgarden will reissue their debut Sub Pop EPs – 1987’s “Screaming Life” and 1988’s “Fopp.”
Remastered by producer Jack Endino, the reissue marks the first time these tracks will be available digitally, and their first appearance on vinyl since the original, late-80s pressings (notwithstanding a long-gone, late-’90s repress of “Screaming Life”).
For more details and to hear the remastered package, click here.
Soundgarden
2014 tour
Mar 29 - Lollapalooza - Santiago, Chile
Apr 01 - Lollapalooza - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Apr 05 - Lollapalooza - São Paulo, Brazil
Jun 08 - Wuhlheide - Berlin, Germany (with Black Sabbath)
Jun 10 - Tivoli Vredenburg - Utrecht, Netherlands
Jun 11 - Jupiler Zaal - Tillburg, Netherlands
Jun 13 - Koenigsplatz - Munich, Germany (with Black Sabbath)
Jun 24 - Rockhal - Luxembourg
Jun 25 - Schleyerhall - Stuttgart, Germany (with Black Sabbath)
Jun 27 - Mosir Stadium - Oswiecim, Poland
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