Thu, Oct
04

The Black Dahlia Murder Tour

¥6,000 (advance sales)
Aichi

A death metal band from Michigan, The Black Dahlia Murder will be taking over Nagoya for a night at Club 3star in Imaike. As one of the most popular extreme metal bands in America, the band have hit the U.S Billboard charts hard during their 8-album career and are bringing their rage to Japan as part of their world tour. If your favourites include “As Good as Dead”, “Widowmaker” “Goat of Departure” and “Every Rope a Noose” then get your tickets and get to the front of the crowd. Tickets are 6,000 yen and one drink must be purchased at the venue.

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4th Oct, 2018
  • Adults:
    Advance sales: ¥6,000
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