The 80s rock band Europe is commencing a series of concerts around the UK this September. In addition, there's also shows across several other European countries, including; Italy, Spain, Netherlands, France, and Ireland. Their tour dates run into October. The tour is named after the band’s latest album - Walk The Earth.

Here are the dates and places where the Swedish rock band will gig their live performances in the UK:

September 11 (Tuesday) - Belfast Ulster Hall, Belfast, UK

September 14 (Friday) - Manchester Academy, Manchester, UK

September 15 (Saturday) - Glasgow Barrowland, Glasgow, UK

September 17 (Monday) - Newcastle O2 Academy Newcastle, Newcastle, UK

September 18 ( Tuesday) - Nottingham Rock City, Nottingham, UK

September 19 (Wednesday) - Birmingham O2 Institute, Birmingham, UK

September 21 (Friday) - Cardiff St Davids Hall, Cardiff, UK

September 22 (Saturday) - Portsmouth Pyramids Centre, Portsmouth, UK

September 23 (Sunday) - London Royal Albert Hall, London, UK

September 24 (Monday) - Brighton Dome, Brighton, UK

European dates and places:

September 12 (Wednesday) - Dublin Olympia Theatre, Ireland

September 26 (Wednesday) - Tilburg 013, Tilburg, Netherlands

September 27 (Thursday) -  Paris Le Trianon, Paris, France

October 1 ( Monday) - Zurich Komplex 457, Zurich, Switzerland

October 2 (Tuesday) - Bologna Estragon, Bologna, Italy

October 3 (Wednesday) - Marseille Le Silo, Marseille, France

October 5 (Friday) - Bilbao Sala Santana 27, Bilbao, Spain

October 6 (Saturday) - Zaragoza Sala Multiusos del Auditorio, Zaragoza, Spain

October 7 (Sunday) - Madrid La Riviera, Madrid, Spain

Europe (also knowns as Force) is a Swedish rock band formed in 1979. They have 11 studio albums and sold over 25 million records worldwide. Also, two of their albums gained Top 20 Billboard 200 Chart positions - The Final Countdown and Out Of This World. Europe’s huge hits “The Final Countdown” and “Carrie” were part of the Top 10 singles on The Billboard Hot 100 chart. Their song “The Final Countdown” was the most popular, making the greatest impact, it soared to No1 in 25 countries including the UK, France, Spain, and Germany.