Turnover - Myself In The Way (November 4, 2022) Album • Page 11

I never cared for Turnover until about month after PV came out when my now wife and I took a road trip with one of my best friends up to Lake Arrowhead. He threw it on in the car and I couldn’t believe who it was when I asked him haha. It became the soundtrack to that trip and that cabin. Moving Mountains put out Deathless that weekend too - great time to be an AP.net poster lol. Wherever I catch this tour it will have to be the three of us

 

You threw this album on or PV?

 

Sorry, PV lol. Forgot this was the thread for a different album

 

Damn, I miss Milk Teeth. Underrated band.

 

Well that's a bummer. But maybe I should plan a trip to Red Rocks to see it? It's a bucket list venue for me, this seems like it could be a cool time to go.

 

ngl that kinda blows its only 6 shows and nothing I could realistically go to

 

Red Rocks would be sick but I've never travelled that far for a band specifically, not sure if the money would be worth it for me as much as I love PV

 

No Philly show is absolutely gut wrenching. How are they going to disrespect the place they recorded it at? Haha

 

Red Rocks is a dream venue for me, but even this show isn’t worth the cost it would take right now.

 

also killing me that its one of the biggest RFC releases and no Boston show

 

Red Rocks it is

 

Greek theater? I’m out.

 

Turnover announced a whopping three shows back in 2022 before announcing an entire tour surrounding those shows a few weeks later. I'm assuming that's the plan here as well. These are more than likely the biggest venues on the tour so they want to get as many people there as they can.

 

Greek Theater is a lil ambitious for them

 

Underwhelming but not completely unexpected. Doubt I’ll be able to make any of these but we’ll see

 

I hope you're right sleon

 

On the other hand, Citizen only announced a few shows for Youth 10-Year tour and never did anything additional. Who knows!

 

Very true, but the difference between Citizen and Turnover is that the Decade of Youth tour was about two weeks long. There's about six weeks in between Red Rocks and Brooklyn Paramount, which is why I believe there will be more dates!

 

They should've milked this more, damn shame.

 

There’s the argument that them limiting the shows to a few venues they would otherwise probably never be able to justify headlining because they know people will travel is them milking it. Honestly nothing about their attitude toward PV in the last decade has suggested they are interested in using it to make an easy buck

 

I'd travel if it was guaranteed they'd play Sasha

 

I also assumed Red Rocks would be ambitious but I'm pretty shocked by the streaming numbers on this album.

 

Grabbed 2 GA tickets for Red Rocks. Reserved were $120 including fees. GA was $61. Not sure how many rows they will reserve. A lot of Red Rocks shows sell out due to scalpers. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to make the trip, but at least I have face value tickets.

 

Red Rocks!