GLAY releases their 2011-2012 tour schedule

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Rock band GLAY have announced the concert stops of their 2011 tour,”HIGH COMMUNICATIONS TOUR 2011-2012 ‘RED MOON & SILVER SUN‘”. Scheduled to start in October, the band will perform 46 shows across Japan.

GLAY just completed their 15th anniversary 2-day fanclub live called “HAPPY SWING 15th Anniversary SPECIAL LIVE ~We Love Happy Swing~” at Makuhari Messe Hall. It was during July 31st’s concert that GLAY made their announcement and publicly revealed their tour schedule.

The tour will run for half a year starting on October 6th at Saitama, Kawaguchi Culture Hall. It will end on March 28th, 2012 at Kumamoto, Hitayoshi Culture Palace Great Hall. Ticket sales will begin on September 24th.

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< HIGH COMMUNICATIONS TOUR 2011-2012 ‘RED MOON & SILVER SUN’ >

2011.10.06 Saitama, Kawaguchi Culture Hall

2011.10.07 Saitama, Kawaguchi Culture Hall

2011.10.11 Tochigi, Utsunomiya Bunkakaikan

2011.10.12 Ibaraki, Yuuki City Culture Center Across

2011.10.16 Hokkaido, Nitori Culture Hall

2011.10.17 Hokkaido, Nitori Culture Hall

2011.10.19 Hokkaido, Ashikawa City Bunkakaikan

2011.10.22 Hokkaido, Hakodate Assembly Hall

2011.10.23 Hokkaido, Hakodate Assembly Hall

2011.10.27 Gunma, Beishia Culture Hall

2011.10.29 Niigata, Niigata Assembly Hall

2011.10.30 Niigata, Niigata Assembly Hall

2011.11.03 Nagano, Hokuto Culture Great hall

2011.11.05 Fukui, Fukui Phoenix Plaza

2011.11.10 Tokyo, Fuchuu no Mori Arts Theater

2011.11.11 Tokyo, Fuchuu no Mori Arts Theater

2011.11.14 Kanagawa, Kanagawa Hall

2011.11.15 Kanagawa, Kanagawa Hall

2011.11.22 Miyagi, Sendai Sun Plaza Hall

2011.11.23 Miyagi, Sendai Sun Plaza Hall

2011.11.25 Yamagata, Yamagata Prefectural Hall

2011.12.01 Gifu, Nagaragawa International Congress Hall

2011.12.03 Aichi, Nagoya International Congress Hall Century Hall

2011.12.04 Aichi, Nagoya International Congress Hall Century Hall

2011.12.07 Kanagawa, Yokosuka Arts Theater

2011.12.08 Kanagawa, Yokosuka Arts Theater

2011.12.13 Tokyo, Shibuya Public Hall

2011.12.14 Tokyo, Shibuya Public Hall

2012.02.10 Chiba, Matsudo Forrest Hall 21

2012.02.11 Chiba, Matsudo Forrest Hall 21

2012.02.15 Shizuoka, Act City Hamamatsu Big Hall

2012.02.17 Kyoto, Kyoto Kaikan Hall 1st Hall

2012.02.18 Kyoto, Kyoto Kaikan Hall 1st Hall

2012.02.20 Shiga, Shiga Prefectural Arts Theater Biwa-ko Lake Hall

2012.02.23 Mie, Mie Bunkakaikan Great Hall

2012.03.01 Tottori, Yoneko Convention Center BiG SHiP

2012.03.03 Hyogo, Kobe International Golf Links Assemby Hall

2012.03.04 Hyogo, Kobe International Golf Links Assemby Hall

2012.03.09 Hiroshima, Hiroshima Cultural Exchange Hall

2012.03.10 Hiroshima, Hiroshima Cultural Exchange Hall

2012.03.13 Kochi, Kochi Prefectural Culutral Hall Orange Hall

2012.03.15 Naruto, Tokushima Cultural Hall

2012.03.21 Oita, Daibu iichiko Grand Theater

2012.03.24 Fukuoka, Fukuoka Sun Plaza

2012.03.25 Fukuoka, Fukuoka Sun Plaza

2012.03.28 Kumamoto, Hitoyoshi Cultural Palace Great Hall

Source: natalie