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Leipzig
Parkway Drive @ Quarterback Immobilien Arena
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Munich
Parkway Drive @ Kleine Olympiahalle München
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Frankfurt am Main
Parkway Drive @ Festhalle
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Hamburg
Parkway Drive @ Barclays Arena
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Dortmund
Parkway Drive @ Westfalenhalle
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Stuttgart
Parkway Drive @ Porsche Arena
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Paris
Parkway Drive @ Zenith Paris - La Villette
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Sydney
Parkway Drive @ Carnival Splendor Cruise Ship
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Madrid
Parkway Drive @ Palacio Vistalegre
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Barcelona
Parkway Drive @ Sant Jordi Club
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Lyon
Parkway Drive @ Halle Tony Garnier
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Prague
Parkway Drive @ Sportovni Hala Fortuna
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Budapest
Parkway Drive @ Mvm Dome
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Łódź
Parkway Drive @ Atlas Arena
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Helsinki
Parkway Drive @ Helsinki Ice Hall (Helsingin Jäähalli)
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Stockholm
Parkway Drive @ Hovet
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Göteborg
Parkway Drive @ Scandinavium
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Copenhagen
Parkway Drive @ K.b. Hallen
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About Parkway Drive
Parkway Drive is an Australian metalcore band from Byron Bay, NSW. Formed in 2003, the band has grown from a local underground act to becoming one of the biggest acts in the metalcore genre, playing and headlining sold out shows all over the world. Their discography features five studio albums, with Atlas (2012) and Ire (2015) both debuting at #1 in the Australian charts, and Ire also reaching #15 in the US Billboard 200. Music critics have praised their records for their aggressive sound and dynamic songwriting, and their live shows for their high octane intensity. Parkway Drive is currently working on their sixth studio album, due for release in 2021.
Parkway Drive reviews
Parkway Drive is easily one of the best bands to see live. They always have amazing stage setups (when the drummer spins around in the fire wheel and stuff). Very worth the money to see one of the most iconic Australian metalcore acts.