Tour Prediction and Speculation Thread [ARCHIVED] Tour • Page 1029

I mean, it's obvious Telle loves performing and he would find a way to have a blast with 10 people. But it's sad to see how far the band has fallen. They could have been one of the best post-hardcore projects but most of their fanbase just died out and aren't willing to come to show. It also hurts when every support slot they play the same 8-9 song rotation so why even show up to a headliner where they will probably do the same thing?

The highlight of the show for me was Telle riding a mechanical bull during the breakdown of Trapped. For those who don't know, the venue they played last night is called Arizona Pete's which is essentially a remodeled country bar with a floor stage. In the corner they have a mechanical bull and at various parts during the show Telle was mentioning it.

By far my favorite time he did this was during Dragon Spell instead of "we won't fall" he said "ride that bullllll" and I essentially collapsed in laughter.

 

I grew up in southwest VA & driving 2-2.5 hours to Greensboro was my closest option for shows. I've been to SO MANY shows there with less than 20 people in attendance. And it was good bands on tours that sold out like 500+ cap rooms in the Northeast. That being said, I've also been to a ton of sick shows in Greensboro

 

What were some of these 20 person shows I’m curious

 

Glass Cloud/Set it Off/Life on Repeat was one that really bummed me out, & 2AM Club (Marc E Bassy's old band) as well. Some of my favorite really well attended ones were Sleeping With Sirens, Pierce the Veil, Forever the Sickest Kids, & anytime Farewell played at Greene St

 

Greensboro’s concert scene is in a weird spot now. Years back, Greene Street Club constantly had sold-out, packed shows. Then around 2016 they stopped and Arizona Pete’s and The Blind Tiger started booking more shows. But a lot of shows the last three years either sell out or have no one show up.

 

That's the way it was 10-15 years ago too that I can remember, shows were either sold out or dead.

 

Ryan is saying Fit For A King will have a small market headliner this summer and a proper full NA/EU headliner in 2020 (probably A markets).

 

real talk 10 year tour next year

 

Ah, that makes sense. I know Adrian's been playing with Mest for a bit and from the videos I've seen, Tony's the only actual member playing live with them. Didn't recognize the other guys, but it definitely wasn't the classic lineup.

 

In Her Own Words has a tour announcement soon. Told someone on Instagram they'll be in New Jersey in July.

 

Man overboard ?

 

Full line-up for the Bouncing Souls' Stoked For The Summer show coming on Tuesday.

 

Best bands that use tour posters?

 

Uhhh probably AFI

 

Agreed.

 

Streetlight Manifesto

 

Coheed

 

I know you get a lot of shit on this site but I’m genuinely confused by this question? Are you asking what bands generally have the best tour posters? Cause the way you worded it makes it seem like you’re asking “out of all the bands that use tour posters, what are the best bands”

 

I really liked this tigers jaw poster for their big philly show, not sure why but it's one of my favorite show posters


@tigersjaw on Instagram: “TODAY IS THE DAY! Otherly Love is today at @fillmorephilly We had a crazy/fun/busy year of touring all over, so come celebrate 2018 with…”

 

This is frowned upon, but I used to love all the unique posters Brand New had for every date.

 

Coheed & Cambria, AFI, Balance & Comspure, Walk The Moon

 

All of B&C’s visual art was always so good