In less than 2 weeks we will be supporting the extremely metal, Children of Bodom at their final gig in Helsinki. We are truly honoured to be part of this special event!

Tickets are running out so get yours while you still can!

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Six days tour starts on December 26th from Lutakko in Jyväskylä, from where it continues through Turku, Nivala, Oulu and Helsinki to Olympia-kortteli in Tampere, celebrating the beginning of the new decade 2020.

Tickets on sale August 28th.

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Find the dates below:

8/27/2019 PPC – Graz, AT

8/28/2019 A38 Hajo – Budapest, HU

8/30/2019 Posada Rock Festival – Campulung, RO

8/31/2019 Mixtape 5 – Sofia, BG

9/03/2019 Volkswagen Arena – Istanbul, TR

9/04/2019 Principal Club Theater – Thessaloniki, GR

9/05/2019 Gagarin 205 – Athens, GR

9/07/2019 Trainstation SubArt – Kranj, SI

9/08/2019 Arena Wien – Vienna, AT

9/09/2019 Legend Club – Milan, IT

9/11/2019 Klub Kwadrat – Krakow, PL

9/12/2019 Progresja – Warsaw, PL

9/13/2019 Scheune – Dresden, DE

9/14/2019 Rider’s Café – Lübeck, DE

9/15/2019 Pustervik – Gothenburg, SE

9/17/2019 Olympia Korttelli – Tampere, FI

9/18/2019 The Circus – Helsinki, FI

9/20/2019 Fryshuset Klubben – Stockholm, SE

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If an album is nothing more than a snapshot of where a band is at a given point in their life-cycle, then "Moving Backwards" is a record of a really cool moment in Wheel's development. The band was under an enormous amount of self-inflicted time pressure to complete the song writing, arranging, sound design and recording for the material and if anything, this has lent an organic immediacy and an ever-present, suspenseful chaos to the seven tracks on the recording.

Compared to their previous EPs, every part of the creative process was improved in some way. From collaborating more closely (including some really impactful creative contributions from recent addition to the team, guitarist Roni Seppänen), mix engineer, Jesse Vainio's phenomenal mic placement for the room sounds of the drum recording, broad experimentation with amplification and sound design and lyrics, contemplating modern society's descent into tribalism, "Moving Backwards" is the new standard Wheel have set for themselves, moving forward.