London Daily

Focus on the big picture.
Wednesday, Aug 05, 2026

Altin Gün announce 2022 North American tour

Altin Gün announce 2022 North American tour

Amsterdam-based Turkish psych band Altin Gün released two albums this year and will tour North America in April.

Amsterdam-based Turkish psych band Altin Gün released two album this year -- Yol in February and Âlem in July -- and will be touring them in North America next year. The tour starts April 4 in Montreal, and includes stops in Toronto, Chicago, Minneapolis, Madison, Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland with opener Pachyman, and then Cambridge, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Washington, DC shows with Sessa. All dates are listed, along with streams of both 2021 albums, below.

There are two Brooklyn shows at Music Hall of Williamsburg on April 27 & 28. Tickets for all 2022 dates go on sale Friday, November 19 at 10 AM.


Altin Gün - 2021/2022 Tour Dates

Nov 16 - - L'Usine - Geneva, Switzerland
Nov 17 - X-TRA - Zürich, Switzerland
Nov 21 - Felsenkeller - Leipzig, Germany
Nov 22 - Zoom - Frankfurt, Germany
Nov 23 - Mojo Club - Hamburg, Germany
Nov 24 - Carlswerk Victoria - Cologne, Germany
Nov 25 - Tonhalle - Munich, Germany
Nov 26 - Jazzit - Salzburg, Austria
Nov 28 - Akvárium Klub - Budapest, Hungary
Dec 05 - Kulturfabrik - Esch Sur Alzette, Luxembourg
Dec 19 - SPOT / De Oosterpoort - Groningen, Netherlands
Dec 22 - 013 - Tilburg, Netherlands
Dec 23 - TivoliVredenburg Ronda - Utrecht, Netherlands
Feb 08 - EartH - London, UK
Feb 09 - Fiddlers Club - Bristol, UK
Feb 11 - Belgrave Music Hall & Canteen - Leeds, UK
Feb 12 - YES - The Pink Room - Manchester, UK
Mar 10 - LE TRIANON - Paris, France
Apr 04 - Le National - Montreal *
Apr 05 - The Axis - Toronto *
Apr 07 - Thalia Hall - Chicago *
Apr 08 - Varsity Theatre - Minneapolis *
Apr 09 - Majestic Theatre - Madison, WI *
apr 12 - Rickshaw Theatre - Vancouver *
Apr 13 - The Crocodile - Seattle *
Apr 14 - Revolution Hall - Portland *
Apr 26 - The Sinclair Cambridge, MA **
Apr 27 - Music Hall of Williamsburg - Brooklyn **
Apr 28 - Music Hall of Williamsburg - Brooklyn **
Apr 29 - Underground Arts - Philadelphia **
Apr 30 - Capital Turnaround - Washington, DC **
Jun 05 - Parc del Fòrum - Barcelona, Spain* with Pachyman** with Sessa

Newsletter

Related Articles

0:00
0:00
Close
UK Energy Security Faces Pressure From Middle East Conflict and Red Sea Disruptions
UK Government Expands Employment Discrimination Review Amid Labour Market Changes
UK Campaigners Call for Ban on Toxic Flea Treatments Linked to Water Pollution
MI6 Ranked Europe’s Leading Foreign Intelligence Service in Independent Review
Houthi Missile Attack on Saudi Oil Tanker Raises Further Red Sea Shipping Concerns
Palantir Faces UK Tax Criticism After Paying Two Million Pounds in Corporation Tax
Advanced AI Models Show Unexpected Behaviour During UK Cybersecurity Testing
Bank of England Introduces Tougher Artificial Intelligence Testing Rules for Financial Firms
Next Raises Annual Profit Forecast to One Point Two Four Billion Pounds After Strong Summer Sales
New UK Visa Rules Tighten Skilled Worker, Student and Family Migration Routes
UK Government Proposes New Equal Pay Enforcement Powers for Employers
UK High Court Blocks Home Office Deportation Policy for Alleged Trafficking Victims
UK Health Secretary Yvette Cooper Announces Major Reform of NHS Maternity Services
BP Reports Four-Year High Quarterly Profit of Five Point Seven Billion Dollars Amid Energy Market Turmoil
Bank of England Holds Interest Rate at Three Point Seven Five Percent as UK Growth Remains Weak
Spain and Morocco Trade Blame After 72,000 Migrants Enter Ceuta
Met Police Investigated Journalist Who Questioned Cambridge Professor
Badenoch Defends Tory Candidate Jailed for Antisemitic Abuse of Luciana Berger
NHS Spends £240m a Year Storing Paper Records Despite Digital Push
Apple Seeks Court Order to Stop OpenAI Using Alleged Trade Secrets
Breaking With the Past: One of the World’s Smallest Countries Changes Its Name
AI Is Remaking the US Economy, From GDP Growth to iPhone Prices
Comcast: Tied to a Chair and Hit in the Face With Cake: The Regular Humiliation Ritual at the US Corporate Giant
Aston Martin Faces Legal Threat Over £550m Rescue Deal
Conservative Party and Reform UK Face Growing Scrutiny Over Political Transparency
GMB and Public Sector Unions Prepare for Wider Debate Over Government Priorities
UK Government Faces Pressure to Address National Water Infrastructure Failures
NHS Radiographers Report Rising Racist Abuse From Patients
Breast Cancer Experts Call for Overhaul of NHS Diagnostic Approach
UK Government Reviews Prison Policy After Debate Over Capacity and Public Safety
Nigel Farage Faces Questions Over Leadership Discussions and Five Million Pound Donation
Conservative Party Faces Candidate Controversy Over Former Antisemitic Activist
UK Energy Industry Pushes for Greater Role for Domestic Oil and Gas Production
Gatwick Expansion Debate Continues as Airport Prepares for Second Runway Construction
Reform UK Wants the Royal Navy to Return Channel Boats to France
Government Faces Pressure Over Charity Funding Linked to Illegal Israeli Settlements
UK Fire Chiefs Demand Ban on Disposable Barbecues During Severe Drought
Medical Review Warns Current Breast Cancer Guidelines Miss Many Young Women
NHS Mental Health Trust Announces Twenty-Five Million Pound Service Cuts
MI6 Rated Europe’s Most Capable Foreign Intelligence Service in International Review
UK Watchdog Finds Serious Failures in Electronic Offender Monitoring System
BP Chief Warns UK Must Protect Domestic Oil and Gas Capacity
Water Supply Crisis Threatens England’s Housing Expansion Plans
UK Government Rewrites Procurement Rules to Prioritise Jobs Over Environmental Targets
English Channel Rescue Operation Saves One Hundred Seventy-Three Migrants After Boat Capsizes
Gatwick Airport Wins Legal Approval for Second Runway Expansion
UK Government Tightens Early Prison Release Scheme After Public Backlash Over Offender Freedoms
US and Japan Step In to Support the Yen in Rare Joint Intervention
The AI Pricing Problem: Companies Cannot Predict Their Own Bills
Europe’s Heat and Drought Are Now Disrupting Power, Shipping and Tourism
×