After nearly two decades of relentless DIY grind, Singapore punk rockers Iman’s League are finally going on their first-ever European tour.
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Long delayed by the pandemic and plagued by funding issues, the 10-date tour—stretching across the Netherlands, France, Belgium, and Germany—kicks off 10 June.
It’s a milestone four years in the making. With over 200 unanswered emails, rejected grant applications, and 70% of the tour funded out of pocket, the band hustled hard—relying on fundraising gigs, limited-edition merch, and the support of friends and fans to make it happen.
Their 8th studio album, originally slated to drop with the tour, has been pushed to July. But no matter. “Touring Europe—and getting out of Asia—has been a dream of ours for the past 17 years,” the band said. “We’re ready to give it everything we’ve got.”
