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Black Sabbath Announce First Live Dates For 2014
11/07/2013
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(hennemusic) Black Sabbath have announced the first two live dates for 2014 as part of a world tour in support of their latest album, "13." The new dates will be taking place next spring.

The metal legends will play the Atlas Arena in Lodz, Poland on June 11. Black Sabbath will then headline Austria's Nova Rock Festival, taking place June 13th - 15th at Pannonia Fields in Nickelsdorf.

Up next, Black Sabbath launch a European tour in Helsinki, Finland on November 20. On November 26, the band will release a live DVD entitled "Black Sabbath - Gathered In Their Masses." more on this story

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