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Posted On: October 28, 2022

American nu metal band Grain left behind a long tour in 2022 which began in the United States with 22 concerts first at the Footprint Center, Phoenix, Arizona on January 31 and finally at the Intrust Bank Arena, Wichita, Kansas on April 1. Before heading to Europe:

May 25 – Amsterdam, Netherlands
May 27 – Prague, Czech Republic
May 28 – Bratislava, Slovakia
May 31 – Warsaw, Poland
June 01 – Berlin, Germany
June 03 – Rock im Park 2022, Nuremberg, Germany
June 05 – Rock am Ring 2022, Nürburg, Germany
June 07 – Milano. Italy
June 09 – Greenfield Festival 2022, Interlaken, Switzerland
June 10 – Nova Rock 2022, Nickelsdorf, Austria
June 12 – Download Festival 2022, Donington, England
June 15 – Stockholm, Sweden
June 16 – Copenhell 2022, Copenhagen, Denmark
June 18 – Graspop Metal Meeting 2022, Dessel, Belgium
June 19 – Hellfest 2022, Clisson, France
June 21 – Budapest, Hungary
June 24 – Tons of Rock 2022Oslo, Norway
June 26 – Gothenburg, Sweden
June 27 – Aarhus, Denmark
June 30 – Provinssirock 2022, Seinäjoki, Finland
July 01 – Tuska 2022, Helsinki, Finland

Additionally, the band then returned to the United States from July 15 during the 2022 Inkcarceration Festival in Mansfield, Ohio. Extra turn with Evanescence where together they gave 20 concerts where the first concert was on August 16 in Denver and the last on September 16 in Ridgefield, Washington.

Here you can see the latest news from the group that has just been published thank you video editing to fans of this year’s festival season after their tour ended in 2022 which contains the song “Start Healing”. The song is the first single from their latest album “Requiem”:

“We are grateful to everyone who came to see us this year, starting in February at our Requiem Mass album release event, our shows at Banc of California Stadium and 3 tours later through September. was amazing to celebrate music with you” – Grain

As part of the group’s 2022 tour, they gave an intimate concert at The United Methodist Church of Hollywood in Los Angeles on February 3 where they performed the song “The worst is on the way” from their latest album “Requiem” (which came out the next day) and which you can see here: