Acclaimed progressive rock band Big Big Train (BBT) will head back out on the road in the Fall with their new lead vocalist Alberto Bravin whose career includes performing with Italian progressive rock pioneers PFM.
Big Big Train is now truly an international band for these shows, with an American (D’Virgilio), a Swede (Sjöblom), an Italian (Bravin) and a Norwegian (Oskar Holldorff from Dim Gray, who is deputizing for BBT keyboardist Carly Bryant) on stage alongside the Brits (Spawton, violinist/vocalist Clare Lindley, guitarist Dave Foster and the BBT brass section led by trombonist Dave Desmond).
Big Big Train September 2022 Tour
Friday, 2 September – Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury, UKSaturday, 3 September – HRH Prog festival, Sheffield, UK
Monday, 5 September – Cultuurpodium Boerderij, Zoetermeer, The NetherlandsTuesday, 6 September – Harmonie, Bonn, Germany
Wednesday, 7 September – Kuz, Mainz, Germany
Thursday, 8 September – Frannz Club, Berlin, Germany
Saturday ,10 September – Z7, Pratteln (Basel), Switzerland
Sunday, 11 September – Café de la Danse, Paris, France
Visit www.bigbigtrain.com/live for ticket details.
Update: Big Big Train announced changes to its upcoming concerts: Following HRH Prog’s announcement postponement of the September 2022 festival, Big Big Train will not be appearing at the re-scheduled HRH event in April 2023.
Due to the loss of the HRH Leeds festival, combined with increased tour related expenses, the scheduled shows in Germany, Switzerland and France are canceled. The German, Swiss and French dates will be rescheduled to 2023.
Big Big Train’s shows in Aylesbury and Zoetermeer will proceed as planned, as well as a “family and friends” warm up show near Southampton. Tickets are still available for all three shows.