Seether kommen in die Schweiz. Hell Yeah!

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SEETHER HEADLINING EUROPEAN TOUR

The South-African power trio of vocalist and guitarist Shaun Morgan, bassist Dale Stewart and drummer John Humphrey that is collectively known as Seether will be bringing their impressive live set back to Europe for their largest European headlining tour ever! Seether is currently on the European festival circuit performing at Putte I Parken, the Heineken Jammin Festival and the Bospop Festival in the Netherlands. In the spring of 2012, they toured Europe supporting 3 Doors Down but have not headlined Europe since 2008, making for a much anticipated return.


Seether has sold millions of albums to date worldwide and are mainstays in the touring circuit averaging more than 275 performances per year. They have had 11 #1 singles and 17 Top 5 hits across multiple formats at radio. The bands latest single “No Resolution” from their Wind-Up Records release, Holding Onto Strings Better Left to Fray, hit #1 at Active Rock marking the first time the band has had 3 consecutive chart topping tracks from the same album. “No Resolution” follows in the footsteps of previous #1 singles, “Country Song” and “Tonight,” and continues the band’s undeniable dominance at the format. “Country Song” spent an amazing 11 weeks at #1 over the course of the year, achieved Gold status for sales of over 500,000 units digitally by the RIAA and was named Active Rock Song of the Year by Billboard. “Here and Now” is the next single to make waves at radio around the world. Holding Onto Strings Better Left to Fray, was released in May 2011 and debuted at #2 on Billboard Top 200. The album has sold over 300,000 copies to date.


Originally founded in Johannesburg, South Africa, by Shaun Morgan and Dale Stewart, Seether made its initial impact on U.S. hearts and eardrums with 2002's Disclaimer. Seether's hit "Broken" featuring Evanescence vocalist Amy Lee became a massive international hit for the group. In 2004, Seether remixed and remastered Disclaimer, adding eight new songs and new cover art to create the two-disc set Disclaimer II, which went Platinum. In 2005, Seether released Karma & Effect, which is certified gold and followed that release up in 2007 with the now Platinum Finding Beauty In Negative Spaces.

November 11^th – Gothenburg, Sweden @ Brewhouse

November 15^th – London, UK @ Electric Ballroom

November 16^th – Manchester, UK @ Manchester Academy 2

November 17^th – Edinburgh, Scotland @ Liquid Room

November 18^th- Birmingham, UK @ Academy 2

November 20^th – Tillburg, Netherlands @ 013

November 21^st – Lucerne, Switzerland @ Schuur

November 23^rd – Bilbao, Spain @ Kafe Antzoki

November 27^th – Madrid, Spain @ Sala Arena

November 29^th – Milan, Italy @ Live Club

November 30^th – Solothurn, Switzerland @ Kofmehl

December 1^st – Munich, Germany @ Backstage Halle

December 2^nd – Frankfurt, Germany @ Batschkapp

December 4^th – Hamburg, Germany @Markthalle

December 5^th – Koln, Germany @ Stollwerk

December 6^th – Berlin, Germany @ C Club

December 8^th – Vienna, Austria @ Arena