Tour Prediction and Speculation Thread Tour • Page 902

There's some good tunes on the later releases too.

 

when they played in Portland the other month, Forest came out to announce that they “weren’t ready yet” and just kept buying time by playing new songs he’s been working on

While that was going on, their bassist was side stage, and between songs, Forest would ask if the guy was ready to play or not, but the bassist kept saying “no”

so Forest just played the first half of the set solo. Eventually, halfway through, the bassist said he was ready to play, and they performed as a full band for 15min.

It was really bizarre. I don’t play any instruments but can’t imagine how you’re not prepared to just go play for 30min and half to keep warming up

 

Since this is the speculation thread Ive seen his tour mate Augie get pretty toasted for a show. Could be that. Lord knows Ive had bandmates too drunk to play live before.

 

I think it’s mostly Forrest running the show so it’s a bit of a moving target of band members and opportunities, hence some of the solo plays. He even runs the merch shop himself.

Their last big tour in 2021 for Would It Kill You was full band and awesome (one of my favorite records), but they haven’t had a record or stable band to keep consistent momentum.

If nothing else, while mostly hooked on nostalgia, one of the few bands from that era to continuously put out and rely on new music versus the one or two records from the hey day.

 

I agree that tour was a party and a great setlist.

 

All American Rejects/Good Charlotte shed tour ‘26, who says no

 

The Rejects are better than that.

 

how so

 

Good Charlotte and All-American Rejects makes objectively perfect sense. Two pop-rock/glossy emo acts who still have vague “scene” aesthetics and connections who had rock radio hits and Top 40 crossover success during roughly the same timeframe.

It makes way more sense than that NFG tour AAR did, TBH.

 

Stylistically it makes sense, but the whole goal of this house show tour AAR is doing is how they’re serious artists who go against everything the scene they got put in. Tyson’s done a bunch of interviews about how they’re a rock and roll band and kinda think they’re above nostalgia tours.

I think their NFG tour last year was their exception.

 

Would It Kill You, Everything is Debatable, and S'Only Natural are all GREAT albums. Hellogoodbye fucks.

 

Finally some good news up in here!

 

Trying to make up for that failed tour

 

Gotta wait till July for single day tickets for Metallica's London show to go onsale, I am only wanna go to night one because Gojira and Knocked Loose r opening acts for that day

 

FYI it looks like they quietly added a whole bunch of shows and venues to that $30 sale over the weekend. In NYC specifically they added a whole bunch of shows at Pier 17, MSG, Brooklyn Paramount and Prudential Center.
Unfortunately by the time I found out about it most of them were already all sold.

 

Ah damn. Was Chevelle included by chance?

 

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9/12 - The Underground
Charlotte, North Carolina

9/13 - Marathon Music Works
Nashville, Tennessee

9/15 - The Broadberry
Richmond, Virginia

9/16 - Baltimore Soundstage
Baltimore, Maryland

9/17 - Warsaw
Brooklyn, New York

9/19 - Theatre of Living Arts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

9/20 - Paradise
Boston, Massachusetts

9/22 - Opera House
Toronto, Canada

9/23 - St. Andrew's Hall
Detroit, Michigan

9/24 - House of Blues
Cleveland, Ohio

9/26 - House of Blues
Chicago, Illinois

9/27 - The Rave
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

9/28 - Amsterdam
Minneapolis, Minnesota

9/30 - The Pageant
St. Louis, Missouri

10/3 - Summit
Denver, Colorado

10/4 - The Depot
Salt Lake City, Utah

10/6 - El Corazon
Seattle, Washington

10/7 - Hawthorne Theatre
Portland, Oregon

10/9 - August Hall
San Francisco, California

10/10 - The Observatory
Santa Ana, California

10/11 - House of Blues
San Diego, California

10/12 - Van Buren
Phoenix, Arizona

10/14 - The Echo Lounge
Dallas, Texas

10/15 - Mohawk
Austin, Texas

10/17 - The Beacham
Orlando, Florida

10/18 - The Ritz Ybor
Tampa, Florida

10/19 - Revolution
Fort Lauderdale, Florida

10/25 - Masquerade
Atlanta, Georgia

 

Yeah, so idk if any of you checked out the Yellowcard thread but basically Ryan all but confirmed A Day To Remember/Yellowcard tour.

 

White Chapel, Bodysnatcher, Angelmaker and Disembodied Tyrant tour Oct/Nov

 

modest mouse fall dates popping up

 

Grizzly Bear @ Brooklyn Steel 10/13, 10/14 and 10/16. Not sure if it's a tour or one off.

EDIT:

 

Nashville date has a few extra artists to celebrate NashvilleIsTheReason’s 10 year anniversary.