Dancehall Veteran Busy Signal is embarking on his latest European Tour titled “Volcanic Euro Tour”. The tour will begin Thursday, July 25th and conclude Sunday, August 25th at Reggae Lake Festival at Gaasperpark in Amsterdam.
Busy Signal tour will start off in Bangols Sur Ceze, France at Parc Arthur Rimbaud and make stops in Sweden from August 6th – August 8th, Italy from August 13 – August 14th and in Spain at the popular reggae festival, Rototom Sunsplash on August 17th.
Recently, on July 4th, Busy Signal gave New York a taste of his European tour at Big Bad BBQ orchestrated by promoter Jay Upscale at Coney Island in Brooklyn, NY. Alongside Busy, ‘Walking Trophy’s’ Hood Celebrityy, New Soca sensation Nessa Preppy, Afro Beats superstar Davido, and Soca Veteran and fellow VP artist Bunji Garlin also performed. For over 6 hours, patrons enjoyed music, good vibes, warm sun and ending off the night with fireworks.
The “Volcanic Euro Tour” follows Busy’s latest hit single “Got to Tell You” from his upcoming album Parts of the Puzzle. The self-produced and self-written track is a high energy dancehall track laced with EDM. The video (above) recently hit one million views on YouTube.
“Got to Tell You” follows the success of his recent string of singles, “Stay So”, “One Way”, “Dolla Van” and more. With hit after hit, Busy Signal has established his talent and staying power in the industry with his versatility in blending dancehall and reggae with EDM, afrobeats, salsa and other international sounds to create hardcore bashment anthems and transcendent global hits.
In addition to solo work, Busy has enjoyed a fruitful partnership with Major Lazer, who featured him on their 2013 international smash “Watch Out For This (Bumaye)” and “Jump” off 2017’s Know No Better EP, as well as on the title track from No Doubt’s Major Lazer-produced album Push and Shove. A remixed version of “Jump” can be heard in Bacardi’s “Dance Floor” commercial campaign currently airing on TVs across North America.
BUSY SIGNAL VOLCANIC EURO TOUR DATES
7.25 – BAGNOLS SUR CEZE, FRANCE 7.26 – AUSBURG, GERMANY 7.27 – TELFS, AUSTRIA 7.31 – ZURICH, SWITZERLAND 8.1 – BERGANO, ITALY8.2 GEEL, BELGIUM 8.3 – FARO, PORTUGUAL 8.4 – BERSEBRUUCK, GERMANY 8.6 – GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN 8.7 – STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN 8.8 – MALMO, SWEDEN 8.9 – PARIS, FRANCE 8.10 – FORT DE SAINT PERE. FRANCE 8.11 – BESANCON, FRANCE 8.13- VIESTE, ITALY 8.14 – LECE, ITALY 8.15- ISREAL, TEL AVIV 8.16- ASCHAFFENBURG, GERMANY 8.17 – BENICASSIM, SPAIN 8.20 – BERLIN, GERMANY 8.21- HAMBURG, GERMANY 8.22 – DORTMUND, GERMANY 8.23 – KOLN, GERMANY 8.24 – BRUGES, GERMANY 8.25 – HOLLAND, AMSTERDAM
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