Savannah swamp metal trio BLACK TUSK have announced a new run of headlining EU tour dates kicking off this coming October. The tour will begin in Dresden and will see the band laying waste to audiences across Europe and the UK for a full month, including an appearance at Damnation Festival 2016 in Leeds. Red Apollo, Hark, and Herder will support on select dates. Check out a full itinerary below.

BLACK TUSK Live:

Oct 26 Dresden, DEU Groovestation*

Oct 27 Berlin, DEU Cassiopeia*

Oct 28 Hamburg, DEU Headcrash*

Oct 29 Osnabruck, DEU Bastard Club*

Oct 30 Cologne, DEU MTC*

Oct 31 Frankfurt, DEU Nachtleben*

Nov 1 Nijmegen, NLD Merleyn*

Nov 3 London, UK Boston Music Room^

Nov 4 Norwich, UK The Owl Sanctuary^

Nov 5 Leeds, UK Damnation Festival 2016

Nov 6 Glasgow, UK Audio^

Nov 7 Bristol, UK Exchange^

Nov 8 Antwerp, BEL Het Bos~

Nov 9 Paris, FRA La Mecanique Ondulatoire~

Nov 10 Bordeaux, FRA Void~

Nov 11 San Sebastian, ESP Dabadaba~

Nov 12 Madrid, ESP Taboo~

Nov 13 Barcelona, ESP Rocksound~

Nov 15 Zurich, CHE Dynamo Werk 21~

Nov 16 Milan, ITA Lo-Fi Club~

ov 17 Rome, ITA Init Club~

Nov 18 Bologna, ITA Freak Out Club~

Nov 19 Arbizzano (VR), ITA Officina Degli Angeli~

Nov 20 Stuttgart, DEU Universum~

Nov 21 Munich, DEU Backstage Club~

Nov 22 Ljubljana, SVN Orto Bar~

Nov 23 Budapest, HUN Durer-Kert~

Nov 24 Bratislava, SVK Fuga~

Nov 25 Prague, CZE Klub 007~

* with Red Apollo

^ with Hark

~ with Herder

BLACK TUSK's most recent album, Pillars Of Ash, was released this past January via Relapse to widespread critical acclaim from the likes of Pitchfork, Metal Injection, NPR, and many others. Check out the band's (NSFW) video for the lead single "God's On Vacation", directed by Alixandra Petrovich, now on Vevo and YouTube here.

Pillars Of Ash can be streamed in its entirety via Bandcamp here.

Info/Bio: Since the band's formation over 10 years ago, BLACK TUSK have established themselves as one of the hardest working bands in rock. After four full-lengths, numerous splits and EP's and thousands of shows under their belts, the punk/metal power trio was faced with an immense and unexpected tragedy in late 2014 when founding bassist/vocalist Jonathan Athon passed away after a motorcycle accident in his hometown.  Now, as a testament to his profound and lasting legacy on the heavy music scene, the band has released Pillars of Ash, the culmination of three brothers-in-arms' blood, sweat, and tears and BLACK TUSK's finest accomplishment to date.