Soror Dolorosa has announced a new string of shows in Europe for this summer and autumn. French post-punk/gothic rockers will be performing in support of their acclaimed latest album, Mond, released in October 2024 by Prophecy Productions.
Soror Dolorosa's mastermind, Andy Julia, reveals: "We will open a new chapter in our history with the return of Dea Hydra from Luminance and Emptiness on the guitar for the upcoming live performances. This extremely talented musician is also the producer of the songs on the Aurora EP that was part of the limited edition of Mond and to which he added many arrangements with his uniquely shimmering guitar sound. This continued a brilliant 'tradition' that started on our previous album Apollo. Let's all rendez-vous this summer under a brilliant 'MOND'!"
Find Soror Dolorosa's live dates below, and more regarding its Mond and Aurora by following HEREs. Link
Soror Dolorosa - European Shows 2025:
08 JUN 2025 Leipzig (DE) Wave Gotik Treffen
12 JUL 2025 Bolków (PL) Castle Party Festival
01 AUG 2025 Matra Forest (HU) FeketeZaj Festival
14 AUG 2025 Essen (DE) Grend
15 AUG 2025 Torgau (DE) Stella Nomine Festival
16 AUG 2025 Rogoznica (PL) BatBeque, Chlewík Party
12 SEP 2025 Balve (DE) Balver Höhle, Prophecy Fest
24 OCT 2025 Roma (IT) Traffic Club
25 OCT 2025 Caserta (IT) Oliveircos
26 OCT 2025 Modena (IT) ATP Live Music Club
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