Manchester Orchestra - The Million Masks of God (April 30, 2021) Album • Page 372

First time I have ever not been mad that a MO tour is skipping CLE.

 

would normally be ecstatic the stuffing is on a friday but my stupid fucking company just started giving us black friday off last year which comes with the cost of having to work the saturday before thanksgiving. if i don't show up saturday i don't get paid for saturday or thanksgiving.

 

And how in the world, in the year 2024, is Thrice still big enough to do a co-headliner with MO???

Thrice last did a co-headliner with...Bayside (who I LOVE, but are WAY smaller than MO) and MO just did a co-headliner with Jimmy Eat World (way bigger than Thrice)

(i saw MO/Thrice co-headliner 14 years ago)

 

There is a very large crossover fan base wise. Jimmy was more about expanding.

 

Thrice ain't on MO's level anymore.

In 2010? Sure

But not in the past 7-10 years.

 

I was supposed to see thrice and Manchester orchestra together in 2011 and they cancelled the tour the day of my show because Dustin’s dad had cancer

 

I really don’t think the gap between thrice and Manchester orchestra is THAT big but idk

 

How fast does The Stuffing tend to sell out each year? Wondering how quick I may need to jump on this, while trying to decide about traveling from NC.

 

i'm personally waiting for the general on sale because the venue has a small mezzanine area like a step or two down from the regular balcony which you need a specific ticket to access that they aren't selling during the presale. if you don't care about that at all i would prob jump sooner than later, i think the first night sold out last year and it doesn't look like they're doing multiple nights this time.

 

MO is playing The Fillmore in Philly for their Cope tour, which is where Thrice played on their last two headliners here for H/E and TAITA. They are definitely roughly the same size

 

Sucks that the San Diego date is outside.

 

What has MO done to garner more appeal? I feel like they peaked during the METN/SM eras with the air play and opportunities they were getting. I feel like the closest they’ve come since is ABMTTS when The Gold actually got some legit air play on alt rock radio.

Thrice has reunited and, regardless of what fans think of it, have garnered crossover appeal with TBEITBN with Black Honey and to a lesser extent with Palms. Thrice is definitely still popping!

 

I see them as pretty equal draws

 

Manchester orchestra played a much larger venue than thrice here last year when they were both touring that summer but I rarely consider the state of missouri to be indicative of a bands general draw lol

 

That's actually the only metric I use for anything really

 

However the Manchester show was a coheadliner with jimmy so yeah hard to really judge. Thrice played a 1k cap and the MO/JEW show was at a 4500 cap I believe thrice sold out tho

 

- Phoebe Burgers covered The Gold (130 million Spotify plays)

-The Silence has 173 million YouTube views

 

Seems like it’s keeping them in the same-sized venues they’ve been playing since 2017, just like Thrice since 2016!

 

Vegas date should be at the Sphere

 

God damn Beggars in full? Yes please

 

Audibly gasped when I saw Balance and Composure on The Stuffing and burned the dinner I was cooking for my family while buying tickets.

 

This thread is deeply offensive to a Thrice fan like myself. Their biggest song came out 8 years ago, and it helped rejuvenate their status quite a bit.

 

those of us who hold Manchester orchestra and thrice in perfectly equal measure are the only true fans

 

like its crazy but i probably like thrice and manchester orchestra pretty much equally which is to say they're two of my absolute favorite bands of all time with multiple classic albums that i constantly have in rotation

 

Dudes rock