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Draconian

Swedish gothic doom metal band

Formed in 1995

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Thu Feb 18 Hamburg, Germany · KnustKnust · with Saturnus Tickets
Fri Feb 19 Berlin, Germany · LidoLido · with Saturnus Tickets
Sat Feb 20 Leipzig, Germany · HellraiserHellraiser Tickets
Sun Feb 21 Kraków, Poland · Hype ParkHype Park Tickets
Tue Feb 23 Warszawa, Poland · Klub HydrozagadkaHydrozagadka Tickets
Wed Feb 24 Wien, Austria · SzeneSzene · with Saturnus Tickets
Thu Feb 25 Prague, Czechia · Futurum ClubFuturum Club Tickets
Fri Feb 26 München, Germany · BackstageBackstage Halle · with Mr. Hurley & Die Pulveraffen, Saturnus Tickets
Sat Feb 27 Aschaffenburg, Germany · Colos-SaalColos-Saal · with Saturnus Tickets
Sun Feb 28 Milan, Italy · Legend ClubLegend Club · with Saturnus Tickets
Tue Mar 2 Esch/alzette, Luxembourg · RockhalRockhal Tickets
Wed Mar 3 Oberhausen, Germany · KulttempelKulttempel · with Saturnus Tickets
Thu Mar 4 Utrecht, Netherlands · TivoliVredenburgTivoliVredenburg Tickets
Fri Mar 5 Kortrijk, Belgium · DVG ClubDVG Tickets
Sat Mar 6 Paris, France · La Machine du Moulin RougeLa Machine Du Moulin Rouge · with Saturnus Tickets
Sun Mar 7 London, United Kingdom · The DomeThe Dome · with Saturnus Tickets

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About

Draconian is a Swedish gothic metal band formed in Säffle in 1994. The band's lineup had changed over the years, with only founding members Anders Jacobsson and Johan Ericson still active members. Since the release of their first album Where Lovers Mourn in 2003; the lineup has been mostly stable, with Jerry Torstensson on drums, and Lisa Johansson and Heike Langhans alternately singing clean vocal parts. The band has released eight studio albums along with various singles and music videos.

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Draconian est un groupe suédois de doom et metal gothique, originaire de Säffle. Formé en 1994, Draconian écrit et enregistre des chansons dans une veine atmosphérique, sombre et nostalgique.

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