Hoobastank and Lit are Heading Out on Tour

Interesting to see six Texas dates with none hitting major cities. Carrollton isn't far though so I think this might have to happen.

 

I need this to hit NYC, instead. I would love to see Lit and AAF.

 

I thought the same thing. This is the weirdest list of venues I’ve ever seen lol.

 

Six dates in Texas? Guess they're big there?

 

yeah, honestly, if there was a LI or NYC date i'd be there hah

 

This is a depression tour if I’ve ever seen one. Jeeeesus

 

Let’s drive from South Carolina to Georgia to North Carolina to Florida.

 

Alien Ant Farm are working on new music right now. I am so excited for their comeback. Dryden has been sober too. They're one of the most resilient bands I know. I love them so much.

Kris Roe on this tour is a really nice addition.

 

I live near Bethlehem, and that "cafe" is basically a business presentation space that they let bands in sometimes. It's probably the weirdest place I would imagine a show to be around here.

https://www.google.com/maps/uv?pb=!...2ahUKEwjc1rDP0935AhXWM1kFHWMmD50Qoip6BAhoEAM#

 

I live in Bethlehem and saw Bernie do a Town Hall for CNN there. Also saw Kamasi Washington rip it up with a full band. So yeah, pretty versatile space lmao

 

Alien Ant Farm should be headlining.

 

Only if they agree to play nothing but Movies for an hour and a half straight.

 

Hoobastank, Lit, and AAF. The 2001 tour Id kill to see

 

You mean Movies and Smooth Criminal.

 

I remember buying that AAF album for Smooth Criminal...and it was the only good song on the album lol

 

Attack of the 2000s

 

Might as well throw The Calling with them, too.

 

Hoobastank - greatest band name in history?

 

Anyone saying Movies and Smooth Criminal are the only good songs ANF did should go back and re-listen. That album in particular has some gems on it.

Anyone who played THPS3 back in the day will remember this one:

 

truANT is a great record too!

 

Yup, I often go back and revisit ANThology because it has so many damn good songs on it. "Attitude" is a personal favorite; Mike Cosgrove's drumming on that one in particular is next-level. It's a shame they blew up off a cover because they quickly got relegated to one-hit wonder status, but they're an unbelievably talented band.

 

The Calling's singers dad created the Puppet Master movies

 

I would unironically go to this if it was coming closer to me. Unfortunately the closest date is the PA one with no AAF, which definitely makes me less inclined to make the trip. I jammed all these bands growing up, I'm sure this would be a blast.