They were one of the most memorable acts at Eurovision 2020. But Hatari isn’t finished with Europe just yet. The award-winning anti-capitalist BDSM techno performance art group has today announced an extensive 18-city European tour, set to begin in January 2020.
The group announced details of the Europe Will Crumble tour on Facebook.
EUROPE WILL CRUMBLE 2020. Tickets on sale Friday. Sun 26 Jan 2020 Oslo, Norway @ Vulkan ArenaMon 27 Jan 2020…
Posted by Hatari on Wednesday, July 17, 2019
The tour kicks off in Oslo on 26 January and the anticapitalist doom merchants will continue spreading their nihilistic message across the continent until the end of the tour in Paris on 2 April.
The tour takes a break from early February to mid March, which fans have noted coincides with the expected time for Söngvakeppnin 2020. This suggests that Hatari will return to Iceland’s national final for a guest performance.
Since their controversial appearance at Eurovision 2020, Hatari have been keeping busy. In May the group released the single “Klefi / Samed (صامد)” in collaboration with the Palestinian artist Bashar Murad. While in June, vocalist Klemens celebrated the birth of his second daughter.
The group have also been touring, with dates both around Iceland and Europe, including major summer festivals such as Festsaal Kreuzberg in Germany, Bloodshed Fest in the Netherlands and Roskilde Festival in Denmark.
Hatari – remaining 2019 tour dates
- 19 July at Seyðisfjörður, Iceland at LungA
- 27 August – London, UK at The Dome
- 28 August – Berlin, Germany at Festsaal Kreuzberg
- 13 September – Eindhoven, the Netherlands at Bloodshed Fest
- 14 September – Rotterdam, the Netherlands at Baroeg Open Air
- 20 September – Helsinki, Finland at Nosturi
- 21 September – Narva, Estonia at Station Narva Festival
- 15 November – St Petersberg, Russia at Opera Concert Club
- 16 November – Moscow, Russia at Club Theatre
Hatari – Europe Will Crumble tour dates 2020
- Sunday 26 January – Oslo, Norway at Vulkan Arena
- Monday 27 January – Stockholm, Sweden at Slaktkyrkan
- Wednesday 29 January – Copenhagen, Denmark at Vega
- Thursday 30 January – Aarhus, Denmark at TRAIN
- Saturday 01 February – Warsaw, Poland at Progresja
- Wednesday 05 February – Prague, Czech Republic at Roxy
- Thursday 06 February – Vienna Austria at Grelle Forelle
- Saturday 08 February – Milan, Italy at Ohibo
- Friday 20 March – Barcelona, Spain at Salamandra
- Saturday 21 March – Madrid, Spain at Shoko
- Monday 23 March – Zurich, Switzerland at Dynamo
- Tuesday 24 March – Cologne, Germany at Die Kantine
- Thursday 26 March – London, England at Electric Ballroom
- Friday 27 March – Manchester, England at Manchester Academy
- Saturday 28 March – Brighton, England at The Haunt
- Monday 30 March – Amsterdam, Netherlands at Melkweg
- Tuesday 31 March – Brussels, Belgium at Botanique
- Thursday 02 April – Paris, France at Le Trabendo
Tickets for Hatari’s Europe Will Crumble 2020 tour will go on sale this Friday, 19 July.
Mathias and Mélovin are the hottest guys!!! 😉
how can I alert Robyn that this article needs some corrections? I have seen other sites copying this list directly fom wiwbloggs, including the mistakes.
Everyone complaining about them and it seems they are doing a bigger and better European tour than the winner and the runner up of this year.
Their song was my favourite but they clearly don’t respect Eurovision so I don’t respect them.
Europe Will Crumble… What a name for a tour. 🙂
Western European tour***. Don’t call it European if you’re gonna visit just half of it and leave all those fans out
They will go to Russia too. I guess they have good intentions.
well at least they go to russia and estonia this year and poland next year, and i have a feeling that there will be more shows added in the future.
Russia and Czech Republic ? And several dates in Poland was planned but cancelled. They try again to go there if things can be arranged.
I wish they would come to Australia (specifically Melbourne).
If they are fighting against capitalism, tickets to their performances should be free of charge 😉
I am happy to support their good cause and will buy a T-shirt and tickets, it’s not cheap to end capitalism. (the tickets to the festival I go to are quite cheap though, 10 euro)
I loveeeee them sooo much 🙂
I just dont understand they are spreading hate and sarcasm to the world, why? This is worse then isis they are from us this is a step to a world war 3
Sarcasm is not hate. While I am over their pretend characters, for Eurovision standards, they did achieve something. They got Iceland out of the gutter they were in since 2015 and hopefully paved the way for more quality songs at Söngvakeppnin and less Hera Björks and Fridrik Omars. Hate would achieve nothing at Eurovision. It definitely would not achieve a 6th place in the real voting, which is amazing for such a small country. I hope it started a war in Iceland. The war to finally win Eurovision.
“in the real voting”… OMG, that says it all 😀 😀 😀
If I were you, I’d be more worried what your comments are saying about yourself. Like, every single one of your comments. Frankly, i don’t even wanna imagine…
I am always worried about comments, they are public, so I always think wisely before I write sth (I know this is unbelievable ^^)
They are not spreading hate ! The lyrics are “from the ashes of the web of lies rise united”. They repeatedly said in the interviews to “remember to love before hate prevails”. They are against the manipulation by fascism and capitalism , the hate is towards these systems. They spread a lot of love for people in all their diversity, using contrasts in the dance, poetry (read the translations on tumblr) and music.
The real voting? It’s a song contest, not a popularity contest. I do agree with the rest of what you wrote, though, even if Gilad is so off the wall that it was hardly worth responding.
Of ffs. In the end, they are just a band with great music and the world deserves to hear them
One of the most memorable acts of 2020…. 😀 Yes, please Hatari evey year at eurovision! Robyn, there are some mistakas in this article…(berlin is the 26th, and that is not a festival but a club show, Rotterdam is a festival though, plus three more scandinavian dates the last three days of august, and Iceland airwaves in november)
It is on 26 August in Berlin
No Finland, even tho we gave them 12 televote points in the Final :/
20th of september, Helsinki. And they will come back for sure, maybe later.
Soo great and I will see them on my birthday. For the 3rd time. Roskilde july 3rd was fantastic !!
Omggg….PRAGUE…I’m very exciteeeed
In Rotterdam, Hatari will be performing in the park adjacent to Ahoy, possibly the next venue to host eurovision… 😉 Oh and there are also dates in Stockholm , Oslo and Gothenburg(august 29, 30 and 31)
Will crumble? From what I have seen, it’s already crumbling pretty strongly.
It’s shaking (especially during anthems).
lol good one
How so?