[+]THE MELVINS + A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS[+] [-]+ YEN YEN[-]

THE MELVINS + A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS + YEN YEN

This concert is cancelled

Yesterday, the unfortunate news came to our ears: The Melvins will cancel their full European tour due to a back related injury of their drummer, including the show that was planned on Thursday June 20th at Trix. All purchased tickets will be refunded automatically. But, we are also bringers of good news...

Because this was suppose to be the last big concert and the unofficial closing party of this season (the only concert that is left, is clubshow of La Dispute on June 25), we will move the concert of A Place To Bury Strangers and the concert of British post punks Crows to our Club. To top it off, we will make this double concert free of admission for anyone. A small end of season gift to only the greatest crowd there is. All info about this night, including the afterparty, can be found here. See you then!

This is the statement of The Melvins which we received: “Dear Friends, I regret to inform you that I have to cancel our upcoming European tour. I’ve been dealing with a back related injury and I’m unable to perform at this time. I feel awful that I have to let you all down like this. I want to assure you that I’m working very hard to return 100% better! We will come back as soon as we can. Thank you for understanding, Dale Crover.

If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to contact us: tickets@trixonline.be.

(the) Melvins

A Place To Bury Strangers

A Place To Bury Strangers is often dubbed "the loudest band in New York City." This feedback-drenched power trio draws inspiration from shoegaze, garage, and indie rock, reviving the primal drones of the '80s. The band shot to international fame in 2007 when their self-titled debut album received critical acclaim from Pitchfork. Soon after, they joined Nine Inch Nails on tour, gained traction in Europe, and launched a career in full swing. With their new label, Dedstrange, and a refreshed lineup, they continue to push musical boundaries, as evidenced by the highly praised 'Hologram' EP and their 2022 album, 'See Through You'.

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