Girl boy duo The Kills are on tour in support of new album, Midnight Boom. This date is at Flex in Vienna.

Cuban pianist Roberto Fonseca leads his quintet at Jazzit in Salzburg as part of a tour on the back of his latest album, Zamazu.

After rave reviews, circus theatre extravaganza Afrika Afrika brings its zest for life to the Rotundenplatz in Vienna. André Heller's show is held in a huge tent with room for 2000 spectators.

Cuban pianist Roberto Fonseca leads his quintet at the Treibhaus in Innsbruck as part of a tour on the back of latest album, Zamazu.

Euro 2008 Group B consists of hosts Austria, Croatia, Germany and Poland. The hosts play all their games in Vienna, with the remaining teams based in Klagenfurt.

Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadion stages several important matches as part of the Euro 2008 tournament, including all of Austria's group games and the final on 29 June.

Germany, Poland and Croatia are all in Euro 2008 Group B with host nation Austria. They all visit Vienna, and play their group games in Klagenfurt at the Klagenfurt-Wörthersee Stadion.

Greece, Sweden, Spain and Russia make up Euro 2008 Group D. Current champions Greece play all their matches in Salzburg, and the other three teams are based in Innsbruck.

Salzburg becomes a little corner of Athens as the Stadion Salzburg Wals-Siezenheim hosts the Euro 2008 "home" games of current European champions, Greece.

Spain, Russia and Sweden are all based in Innsbruck for Euro 2008. The Group D trio all play champions Greece in Salzburg, and the rest of their group games here at the Stadion Tivoli NEU.

Euro 2008 Group B consists of hosts Austria, Croatia, Germany and Poland. The hosts play all their games in Vienna, with the remaining teams based in Klagenfurt.

Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadion stages several important matches as part of the Euro 2008 tournament, including all of Austria's group games and the final on 29 June.

Germany, Poland and Croatia are all in Euro 2008 Group B with host nation Austria. They all visit Vienna, and play their group games in Klagenfurt at the Klagenfurt-Wörthersee Stadion.

Greece, Sweden, Spain and Russia make up Euro 2008 Group D. Current champions Greece play all their matches in Salzburg, and the other three teams are based in Innsbruck.

Salzburg becomes a little corner of Athens as the Stadion Salzburg Wals-Siezenheim hosts the Euro 2008 "home" games of current European champions, Greece.

Spain, Russia and Sweden are all based in Innsbruck for Euro 2008. The Group D trio all play champions Greece in Salzburg, and the rest of their group games here at the Stadion Tivoli NEU.

Euro 2008 Group B consists of hosts Austria, Croatia, Germany and Poland. The hosts play all their games in Vienna, with the remaining teams based in Klagenfurt.

Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadion stages several important matches as part of the Euro 2008 tournament, including all of Austria's group games and the final on 29 June.

Germany, Poland and Croatia are all in Euro 2008 Group B with host nation Austria. They all visit Vienna, and play their group games in Klagenfurt at the Klagenfurt-Wörthersee Stadion.

Greece, Sweden, Spain and Russia make up Euro 2008 Group D. Current champions Greece play all their matches in Salzburg, and the other three teams are based in Innsbruck.