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Danko Jones plays MTS Centre April 2
Danko Jones will play on April 2, 2013 in support of the headlining act, Danish metallers Volbeat. (REGINA KUEHNE / ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVES)
Toronto rocker Danko Jones and his eponymous band will stop in Winnipeg part of their Spring 2013 tour.
The trio — which also includes drummer Atom Willard and bassist John "JC" Calabrese — will play the MTS Centre on April 2, 2013 in support of the headlining act, Danish metallers Volbeat.
Danko Jones will perform as direct support throughout the North American tour, which starts in Dallas on March 3 and wraps up in Philadelphia on April 11, according to a release.
Ticket sales to be announced at a later date.
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