European Tour 2017

August 15, 2016


With the lavish rock star lifestyle firmly in place, Phil Rudd recorded and released his first debut album,
Head Job, with Kiwi musicians Allan Badger and Geoffrey Martin in 2014.
The album was released via Universal Music Group in Australia and New Zealand but further promotional plans
were scuppered by well publicised legal problems in New Zealand.

Rudd served an eight month home detention sentence which thwarted the 2014 release of Head Job
but 2016 sees him determined to leave his problems in the past.
He has embraced a more positive lifestyle and says his "hell raising days are over...  
I see a psychiatrist once a week and I'm closer than ever to my children.
I still have all my flash cars but now I want to grow chillies".

Phil Rudd has turned a corner, completely dedicating his life to the most important things in his life;
family, friends and music.
He will be visiting the UK and Europe at the end of spring 2017 to promote the re-release of Head Job
and will be available for press, radio and television interviews.

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March 31 Oslo (Hard Rock Cafe) Norway


April 01 Jossingfjord (Musiik Kjelleren) Norway
April 02 Gothenburg (Belsepub) Sweden
April 04 Malmo (Malmo Live) Sweden
April 05 Flensburg (Roxy) Germany
April 06 Copenhagen (High Voltage) Denmark
April 07 Storlien (Storlien Rockfest) Sweden
April 09 Örebro (Frimis Salonger) Sweden
April 11 Stockholm (Kraken) Sweden ***canceled***
April 14 Vaasa (WS Arena) Finland
April 15 Helsinki (Nosturi) Finland
April 17 Namur (Belvédère) Belgium
April 19 Vennes (Del Vino Orchamps) France
April 21 Savigny le Temple (L'empreinte) France
April 23 Malaga (Full Metal Cruise) Spain
April 24 Malaga (Full Metal Cruise) Spain
April 27 York (Fibbers) UK
April 28 Kirriemuir (Bonfest) Scotland
April 29 Glasgow (The Ferry)


May 02 Zürich (Kaufleuten) Switzerland
May 03 Wien (Arena - Small Hall) Austria
May 04 St. Pölten (Cinema Paradiso) Austria
May 05 Novara (Phenomenon Fontaneto D'agnogna) Italia
May 06 Ravena (Rock Planet Pinarella Di Cervia) Italia
May 07 Budapest (Durer Kert Big Hall) Hungary
May 10 Praha (Lucerna Music Bar) Czech Republic
May 11 Brno (Semilasso) Czech Republic
May 12 Litvínov (Attic Music Club) Czech Republic
May 13 Jablonec Nad Nisou (Eurocentrum) Czech Republic
May 16 Bratislava (Rock Cafe) Slovak Republic
May 17 Ostrava (Barrák Club) Czech Republic
May 18 Zilina (Event House) Slovak Republic
May 19 Presov (PKO Presov – Cierny Orol) Slovak Republic
May 20 Pardubice (Zluty Pes) Czech republic
May 21 Manchester (Band On The Wall) UK = postponed to 21th September 2017
May 24 Southampton (The Brook) UK = postponed to 14th September 2017  
May 25 Brighton (Concorde) UK = postponed to 17th September 2017  
May 26 St. Albans (St Albans Arena) UK = postponed to 19th September 2017  
May 27 London (The Underworld) UK = postponed to 15th September 2017
May 28 Edinburgh (Corn Exchange) Scotland = cancelled


June 02 Santiago De Compostella (Sala Capitol) Spain = postponed to 3th November 2017
June 08 Las Pamas (The Paper Club) Canaria = postponed to 4th November 2017
June 09 Barcelona (Razzmatazz 2) Spain = cancelled
June 11 Madrid (Arena) Spain = cancelled
June 15 Norwich (Waterfront) UK
June 16 Wakefield (Warehouse 23) UK
June 17 Liverpool (Hangar 34) UK = cancelled
June 18 Preston (Preston Live) UK
June 23 Buckley (The Tivoli) Wales
June 24 Belfast (Limelight) Ireland = postponed to 21st October 2017
June 25 Rushden (Rushden WMC)
June 28 Newbridge (Judge Roy Bean's) Ireland
June 29 Limerick (Dolans) Ireland
June 30 Portlaise (PJ Kavanaghs live venue) Ireland


July 01 Berlin (Festsaal Kreuzberg) Germany



September 14 Southampton (The Brook) UK
September 15 London (The Underworld) UK
September 17 Brighton (Concorde 2) UK
September 19 St Albans (Alban Arena) UK
September 21 Manchester (Band On The Wall) UK
September 22 Essen (Turock) Germany
September 23 Hamburg (Hamburg Metal Dayz) Germany
September 25 Aschaffenburg (Colos-Saal) Germany
September 26 München (Backstage Hall) Germany
September 27 Pilzen (Palac Alfa) Czech Republic
September 28 Ceske Budejovice (Gerbera) Czech Republic
September 29 Olomouc (S-Club) Czech Republic
September 30 Jablunkov (Rock Café)


October 03 Prague (Lucerna Music Bar) Czech Republic
October 04 Teplice (Knak) Czech Republic
October 12 York (Fibbers) UK
October 19 Buckley (Tivoli) UK
October 21 Belfast Northern (Limelight 2) Ireland
October 25 Edinburgh (Liquid Room) Scotland
October 28 Berlin (Festsaal Kreuzberg) Germany


November 02 Madrid (Sala Arena) Spain
November 03 Santiago De Compostella (Sala Capitol) Spain
November 04 Las Palmas – Canary Islands (Paper Club) Spain
November 05 Barcelone (Razzamataz 2) Spain