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September
21 Bucharest Arcul De Trumpf
24 Vienna Koncerthaus
27 Prague HC Sparta
29 Wroclaw Hala Orbita
October
1 Warsaw Torwar
4 Berlin O2
7 Munich Olmpiahalle
10 Helsinki Ice Hall
12 Gothenberg Falconer
15 Stockholm Globen
17 Copenhagen Forum
20 Brussels Foret National
23 Milan Teatro Degli Arcimboldi
25 Zurich Hallenstadion
27 Geneva Venue TBC
29 Frankfurt Festhalle
31 Hamburg Colorline Arena
November
2 Oberhausen Arena
3 Rotterdam Ahoy
5 Glasgow Clyde
8 Cardiff Arena
11 Bournemouth BIC
13 London O2 Arena
22 Birmingham NEC
24-26 Paris Olympia
28 Brighton Centre
December
1 Dublin The Point


http://www.drownedinsound.com/articles/3675187

Wow, what a list that is. I hope it's true.

Great news ... any ticket pre-sale information yet?

you can add Brussels 19/10 to that list as well

http://www.getmein.com/country-and-folk ... ckets.html

this lot are advertising loads of other gigs as well... including Royal Albert Hall

ticketline.co.uk:

Leonard Cohen
On sale 9am Fri 18th July
Tickets for legendary crooner Leonard Cohen are on sale from 9am on Friday 18th July.

Probably the second list includes all (still) unconfirmed concerts.

Anyway, even the shorter list would mean at least 3 concert a week, for 3 month. If this is a good idea regarding the age of Mr. Cohen....

richardrj

seems that there is a concert at the Konzerthaus Hope it is true!

a little bit sad that it's Dublin and not Belfast again. Still hoping though, I don't think I could afford another weekend in Dublin.

tragicomix wrote:Probably the second list includes all (still) unconfirmed concerts.

Anyway, even the shorter list would mean at least 3 concert a week, for 3 month. If this is a good idea regarding the age of Mr. Cohen....

Actually I am getting a bit concerned about his schedule. The Summer / Autumn tour seems to be turning into the most incedible marathon and even though the concerts I saw in Dublin and Manchester were magic and yes like many here would go again and again ..... I would also I would like to see him ease up a bit.