Techno artist Vladimir Dubyshkin embarks on European summer tour

Vladimir Dubyshkin has revealed thirteen tour dates this summer through fall with stops in the Netherlands, Estonia, and more. 

The producer has been releasing his own take on techno, giving listeners fluid melodies with unique vocal samples. He has continued to grow and evolve his sound and is now kicking off a series of shows in Europe. The tour officially began on July 19 and has already made stops in the Netherlands and Italy. 

Dubyshkin’s next show has been set for August 10 in Estonia before he plays two nights in the United Kingdom and one in Scotland. He has also announced two shows on August 31 – one in the Netherlands and one in France.  From there, the artist has set out to make his way around Europe.

The artist’s first show of September will also be in France, followed by a brief two-week break and then a show in Poland. He will go to France and then travel to play in Switzerland. Dubyshkin is set to end his summer tour on October 25 in the United Kingdom. 

Originally from the Russian city of Tambov, the producer created music for almost a decade and released two EPs named ‘For Various Reasons’ in 2016. Since then, he has dropped four projects and a few singles. Dubyshkin most recently released ‘ivanovo night luxe,’ a 10-track album full of melodic techno. 

The tour announcement was accompanied by a brief mention of a United States tour in his Instagram comments. While no dates or cities are confirmed, the producer may be crossing the pond for a series of shows. 

More information on Vladimir Dubyshkin’s European shows is on his social media and events pages. Get ready for Vladimir Dubyshkin’s European shows and listen to his latest album. 

Featured Image by Volya Medvedew

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