ZZ TOP

For the first time in two years, ZZ Top will embark on a European tour, during which the legendary “Little Ol’ Band From Texas” will perform twenty-three shows in thirteen countries over the course of five weeks, starting next summer in Tartu, Estonia. The following dates will bring the iconic trio — Billy F. Gibbons, Elwood Francis, and Frank Beard — to audiences in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and France, concluding with several shows in Spain between mid- and late July. Among these six concerts, the tour will stop at Navarra Arena in Pamplona on July 18.

Billy F. Gibbons commented: “We love playing for European audiences, as they are among the most energetic and enthusiastic we’ve encountered in the past five decades. We’re thrilled to bring ‘The Big One!’ to Europe, where you can be sure we’ll give it our all. We expect direct communication, as there are no language barriers when the common language is rock.”

ZZ Top, a rock legend, traces its origins to the final day of 1969, when the band made its public debut at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Beaumont, Texas. In the years since, ZZ Top has sold over 60 million albums worldwide. Their catalog includes four RIAA-certified gold albums, six platinum albums, and one album, Eliminator, which has been certified diamond in recognition of sales exceeding 10 million copies. Additionally, they have enjoyed eight Top 40 singles, two platinum-certified video collections, and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 21 years ago by Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones.