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Birds banquet: A tour photodiary 

The joys and jabs of traveling with rock 'n' roll in Europe

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Craig Tilley (left) and Scott Nurkin need rest. - Photo by Craig Tilley
Birds of Avalon gathers around a Lisbon dinner table the night they arrive in Europe. - Photo by Paul Siler
  • Photo by Paul Siler
  • Birds of Avalon gathers around a Lisbon dinner table the night they arrive in Europe.
Craig Tilley (left) and David Mueller in Lisbon - Photo by Scott Nurkin
  • Photo by Scott Nurkin
  • Craig Tilley (left) and David Mueller in Lisbon
David Mueller beside the ocean in Lisbon - Photo courtesy Birds of Avalon
Paul Siler enjoying his beer and company in Zurich - Photo courtesy Birds of Avalon
Birds of Avalon with friends from Valient Thorr in Germany - Photo by Paul Siler
Cheetie Kumar smiling with street food in Cologne - Photo by Paul Siler
David Mueller (left) and Eric the Soundman in Amsterdam - Photo by Craig Tilley
Escaping Amsterdam's Red Light District - Photo by Eric the Soundman
  • Photo by Eric the Soundman
  • Escaping Amsterdam's Red Light District
Paul Siler, waking up in Amsterdam - Photo by Paul Siler
David Mueller, waking up in Amsterdam - Photo by Paul Siler
Craig Tilley makes a moustache from the hair of Monotonix's Ami Shalev - Photo by Craig Tilley
Monotonix takes the show into an Amsterdam bathroom - Photo by David Mueller
  • Photo by David Mueller
  • Monotonix takes the show into an Amsterdam bathroom
Monotonix's Ami Shalev on the bar in Utrecht - Photo by Craig Tilley
Just before dropping Monotonix off - Photo courtesy Birds of Avalon

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