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ZZ Top Announce First U.K., European Tour In Five Years

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Legendary rock band ZZ Top have announced their first tour of the U.K. and Europe in five years.

The trio, famously known as "That Little Ol' Band From Texas," have concert and festival dates in nine countries starting June 28, 2024, at the Dalhall Festival in Rattvik, Sweden.

Over the course of the three weeks that follow, the band will make tour stops in Norway, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, France, the U.K., and Switzerland. They'll be playing a total of five dates in Germany with a stop at London's OVO Arena Wembly as well as Le Zenith at Parc La Villette in Paris.

"It's been a while since we've been able to check in with our European fans, so it goes without saying that we're excited about coming back this summer," ZZ Top lead singer Billy Gibbons said about the upcoming tour. "We're looking forward to a good time and that goes for both those in the audience and on stage."

Fans can expect a journey through the rock band's 54 year-long career-spanning tunes, marking a significant return to their musical origins. Tickets are on sale now.

ZZ Top Summer 2024 Tour dates:

28-Jun Friday Rattvik, Sweden Dalhaxlla Festival

29-Jun Saturday Oslo, Norway Tons of Rock Festival

01-Jul Monday Arhus, Denmark Tivoli

02-Jul Tuesday Halle, Germany Peissnitzinsel

03-Jul Wednesday Sperken, Austria Castle Clam

05-Jul Friday Bonn, Germany Kunst!rasen

06-Jul Saturday Berlin Germany Zitadelle

08-Jul Monday Amsterdam, Holland AFAS Live

09-Jul Tuesday Paris, France Zenith Paris - La Villette

11-Jul Thursday London UK OVO Arena Wembley

14-Jul Sunday Munich, Germany Tollwood Festival

16-Jul Tuesday Sion, Switzerland Sion Festival

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