The Early November - "The Room's Too Cold" / The Movielife Tour • Page 2

You're right! I went downstairs and caught the end of the game after. I remember now

 

Yeah, I was there for that! The Wonder Years were direct support right?

 

I'm not sure ten has played a show in the northwest since I moved here four years ago.

 

Pretty sure they hit a couple Northwest dates on the Taste of Chaos tour last summer.

 

Yeah. Pretty sure everyone was there for them and then the place cleared out.

 

That's right. In Eugene. That's it though.

 

Omfg

When do tickets go on sale?

 

This tour is solid

 

Friday at 10am local time.

 

All the fans of these bands live on this site, so yeah the venues make sense

 

this is a good post

 

I can't tell you how many times this site has made me think a band is bigger than they actually are :(

 

I see your point. I think it partially has to do with age. The kids going to pop-punk shows in their late teens and early 20s probably wouldn't have even heard about these bands. Bands in this genre playing bigger venues have the younger demographics locked up.

 

Also Warped, but I can't remember if that was 4 or 5 years ago.

 

I don't think The Movielife is on there but here's a NJ date

Edit: It won't load for whatever reason. Oct 20th at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City.

 

I'll for sure be at that Jersey City show.

 

Starts tonight. I'm interested to see what else (if anything) TEN plays. Let us know how it goes.

 

Very very excited for this tour. Personally choosing it over a couple friend's shows, small venue killers show, small venue pixies show, and mac demarco. Living in nyc is exhausting sometimes

 

Anyone need a ticket for tonight's Boston show? Venmo me $20 and I can send it along!

 

Interesting to see The Movielife headlining the first date. Wish I could have made it back from Riot Fest in time, but psyched to really get into their new stuff.

 

Heard last night in Boston did not sell well at all.

 

I'm assuming they're both playing an hour?

 

That's the least shocking thing I've heard today.

 

Not sure if you saw setlist.fm but there was a note at the bottom that said "the band was supposed to perform more songs but could not due to time constraints" I'm guessing they just do the Room's Too Cold in its entirety and maybe just 1 or 2 more songs each date.

 

Yeah, I can only speak for the venue in Chicago but it seems big for a show like this. I feel TEN was/is a more niche band in the scene and TRTC didn't exactly set the world on fire. It's my favorite record from them but I feel like that's more of a product of when it caught me in my life. Regardless, a not-too-full Bottom Lounge seeing one of my favorite records from college sounds awesome to me.