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Outspoken in Europe

Posted by Loren on September 25, 2026

Outspoken in Europe
photo by Ray Mock

Outspoken is heading to Europe in support of a 10-date tour featuring Ignite and Cancer Bats. The band 's 1993 debut is currently available as a limited repress from Equal Vision Records.

The band recently added bassist Nick Piscitello (Spark of Life).

OCTOBER
16 — San Diego, CA — The Che Cafe Collective ^
17 — Garden Grove, CA — Suburban Clampdown 2026 at the Garden Amphitheatre ^

NOVEMBER
12 — Cologne, DE — Gebäude 9 * 
13 — Hannover, DE — Kulturzentrum Faust *
14 — Sneek, NL — Het Bolwerk *
15 — Hamburg, DE — Uebel & Gefährlich *
16 — Essen, DE — Turock *
17 — Mannheim, DE — Alte Feuerwache *
18 — Dresden, DE — Chemiefabrik *
19 — Wroclaw, PL —  Zaklęte Rewiry *
20 — Berlin, DE — Astra *
21 — Chemnitz, DE — AJZ Talschock *

^ — w/ Endpoint
* — w/ Ignite, Cancer Bats

Outspoken in Europe
photo by Ray Mock

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