Deep Dark Woods Canada Tour in September

The Deep Dark Woods are embarking on an epic musical journey, venturing out from the deep dark woods onto the road for a highly anticipated tour spanning September and October. This adventure is not just a series of concerts; it’s a continental expedition designed to take fans on a sweeping voyage through North America and Scandinavia.

The itinerary deliberately steers clear of the United States, launching with an extensive Canadian leg that will traverse the Prairies and settle into Ontario, before taking the momentum across the Atlantic for a vibrant Scandinavian tour. This extensive trek includes nine scheduled shows across Canada alone, promising unforgettable live experiences for audiences from coast to coast.

Adding to the excitement, the band is also celebrating recent releases while on the move. They have recently released a cover of East of the Sun by British folk rocker Roy Harper, available now on Victory Pool. This new track adds another layer of rich, evocative sound to their ongoing musical narrative.

The tour serves as a fitting celebration, marking a full year since the release of their album The Circle Remains, which was originally released last October. The journey becomes an opportunity to revisit and celebrate the themes and sounds that defined that record.

The global itinerary is packed with captivating destinations. Canadian stops include performances in Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Durham, and Peterborough, alongside dates in Edmonton and the beautiful Purple City Festival. The journey then continues through Europe, with scheduled stops stretching from Belgium and the Netherlands across to Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.

The tour concludes its northern odyssey with performances spanning Norway and Sweden, hitting cities like Stockholm, Oslo, Trondheim, Malmö, Uppsala, Vänersborg, Halden, and Motala. These dates create a rich tapestry of music and landscape, inviting fans to witness the Deep Dark Woods unfold across diverse cultural settings.

From the prairies of Canada to the fjords of Scandinavia, this tour promises a unique blend of musical exploration and geographical beauty, positioning The Deep Dark Woods as a force ready to captivate listeners wherever they land.