Nim Vind and Argyle Goolsby's European Vacation

Okay, "vacation" doesn't really apply unless you're a fan. Nim Vind and Argyle Goolsby will be touring like hell through Europe this summer. More dates will be added for both so check back for more info as it comes up.

Monday June 5th @ Wave-Gotik-Treffen
 This will be an early show so get there while the sun is still up!



Friday July 14th @ Mighty Sounds
Outside of Tabor in the Czech Republic Nim Vind will be sharing a stage with Argyle Goolsby and Cock Sparrer for the 10th anniversary of Mighty Sounds. For full line up and ticket info click here.
To see a documentary about one of the biggest concert festivals in Europe go here. 


 

Thursday July 22, 2017@ River Side Festival
In Neckarinsel near Esslingen, Germany. 




Friday August 18
Argyle Goolsby and The Roving Midnight will be at The Cove Music Hall in Worcester MA, USA.



Saturday September 2, 2017 @ Wreck 'n' Roll Attack
If you're going to be in Lunen, Germany click here for tickets.
Both Nim Vind and Argyle Goolsby will be crushing it. 






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