Anne Clark preps for ‘Wasted Wonderland Tour’ featuring herb through Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands
2016 will see Anne Clark and herrB taking the road for their ‘Wasted Wonderland Tour’. The tour will be traveling through mainly German territory but will also visit Belgium and The Netherlands.
So far Anne Clark has recorded two releases with herrB, the “Life Wires” (2014) album and the “Fairytales From The Underground” (2013) EP. You can order these releases right here on Amazon
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The dates confirmed are the following:
- 03.03.2016 DE-Wilhelmshaven, Pumpwerk
- 04.03.2016 NL-Hengelo, Metropool
- 05.03.2016 BE-Retie, GC Den Dries
- 09.03.2016 DE-Freiburg, Jazzhaus
- 10.03.2016 DE-Karlsruhe, Tollhaus
- 11.03.2016 NL-Heerlen, Niewe Nor
- 12.03.2016 NL-Zeist, De Peppel
- 13.03.2016 DE-Celle, CD Kaserne
- 14.03.2016 DE-Hamburg, Mojo
- 17.03.2016 DE-Saarbrücken, Garage
- 18.03.2016 DE-Bielefeld, Forum
- 19.03.2016 DE-Wiesbaden, Alte Schmelze
- 20.03.2016 DE-Bonn, Harmonie
- 21.03.2016 DE-Reutlingen, FranzK
- 22.03.2016 DE-Marburg, KFZ
- 23.03.2016 DE-Jena, F-Haus
- 24.03.2016 DE-Potsdam, Lindenpark
- 26.03.2016 DE-Dresden, Strasse E
- 27.03.2016 DE-Rostock, Mau Club
- 03.04.2016 DE-Munich, DMF
- 22.06.2015 DE-Kiel, Kieler Woche
Here’s a preview of what the duo has been recording.
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