Transit - I'm Getting Good At Saying Goodbye Tour Tour • Page 2

I would love to see them.

 

Dave Mackinder was by himself with an electric guitar. I don't know all of Fireworks' songs but he played:

Arrows
X's on Trees
When We Stand on Each Other We Block Out The Sun
And about 5-6 other songs

 

This is my third time seeing them. They were having a lot of fun on stage and said they would be back soon.

I'm posting some pics on Instagram tonight and tomorrow night if you search for the Webster hall hashtag.

 

I am selling two tickets for tonight's show with Crucial Dudes and Light Years. Asking $20 for the pair. Let me know if you are interested.

 

That's awesome, I hope it ends up sounding fantastic. Having a live Transit album would be special.

 

Is this confirmed/true? Fuck that..

 

one of the songs on the setlist said "sax solo", and I can't imagine who else that would be...

 

Fucking ridiculous..

 

Confirmed

 

I'm going to boo him. Fuck that creep.

 

Disappointing. But with how Transit ended up, seems fitting.

 

Sets look like they've been a pretty good mix of all releases. I'll be at the Philly matinee show tomorrow.

 

Transit on their second NYC night played a lot of songs they didn't the night before, including the tour debut of A Living Diary.

The best live song over both nights, IMO, was Too Little, Too Late.

This is a really good tour with some really fun bands.

 

Do you know if/what songs they are playing off of Stay Home?

 

I've been listening to Transit for maybe 6 or 8 months now. Recently I have been trying to branch out and listen to more of their discography, but Joyride still seems to be the best album for me. I really like the one song where Patrick Stump pops in, always nice to hear some other favorite artists in other bands material.

 

Philly was great. Went to both the matinee and late shows. Sets were insane. Crowd was insane. So glad we made the drive from Cleveland. They were some of my favorite shows ever. They played a ton of old songs.

 

Stay Home, Stays The Same, Outbound

 

Went to both Philly shows yesterday, and wow, what a day. I've been listening to this band for nearly eight years, seen them more times than I can count on two hands, and the band has stayed over my house. With that being said, everything about yesterday was perfect, it gave me closure on the band's career and legacy. It's bittersweet knowing that I (maybe) won't ever get to see them again, but what a send off. Hopefully they'll return in 6-8 years as most bands do and give us one more incredible album, but until then - I'm so happy with what they accomplished and what they did for their fans yesterday.

 

I don't get upset about these band breakups because they almost always come back. Every big band that broke up in the 2000s is back together or have done more shows. Even the first wave of pop punk bands that broke up like Crucial Dudes and With the Punches are doing shows again.

 

So apparently No Good News opened for them tonight. Someone please fucking kill me.

 

fuck that

 

JJR was all over the place yesterday in Philly, either in the crowd or playing the sax. Joe thanked him after the solo and he was like "give it up for Johnny" and the room just had a weird vibe. Shame that this band would pull this kind of shadow around what should be a great farewell.

 

They must have been the ????? band.

 

Stay classy Transit.

#gfytransit

 

Disappointing.