Tour Prediction and Speculation Thread [ARCHIVED] Tour • Page 685

Slaves
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New Members + New Tour:

We're stoked to announce the addition of Felipe Sanchez (guitar) & Zack Baker (drums) and we'll be heading out on a coheadliner this September / October w/ Escape The Fate. We're bringing our boys Famous Last Words, Picturesque, and SET TO STUN along for the rodeo.

"When moving forward with finding permanent members for this band, we weren’t only looking for people with the skill set, we were also looking for people with drive and personality,” explains bassist Colin Vieira, “Felipe is a good friend of mine that I’ve grown up with, he is an amazing guitar player and an equally amazing human. Zack, we met through touring while he was playing with DayShell. We knew he was an amazing drummer, but it wasn’t until we took him on tour with us for the first time that we knew how well we all clicked.”

VIP on sale now @ slavesvip.com, Tickets on sale July 13th.

9/6 Las Vegas, NV @ Vinyl @ Hard Rock Cafe
9/7 Pomona, CA @ Glasshouse
9/8 Fresno, CA @ Strummers
9/9 Sacramento, CA @ Holy Diver
9/11 Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex
9/12 Denver, CO @ Marquis
9/13 Kansas City, MO @ Aftershock
9/14 Indianapolis, IN @ Emerson Theatre
9/15 Grand Rapids, MI @ Stache
9/16 Joliet, IL @ The Forge
9/18 Columbus, OH @ Skully’s
9/19 Cleveland, OH @ Foundry
9/20 Erie, PA @ Basement Transmissions
9/21 Ottawa, ON @ Maverick’s
9/22 Quebec City, QC @ Salle Multi
9/23 Albany, NY @ Upstate Music Hall
9/24 Portland, ME @ Port City Music Hall
9/26 Hartford, CT @ The Underground
9/27 Virginia Beach, VA @ Shakas
9/28 Jacksonville, NC @ Tarheel
9/29 Richmond, VA @ Canal Club
9/30 Spartanburg, SC @ Ground Zero
10/3 Orlando, FL @ Soundbar
10/4 Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum
10/5 Miami, FL @ The Ground at Club Space
10/6 Birmingham, AL @ Zydeco
10/7 Memphis,TN @ Growlers
10/8 New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues
10/10 Laredo, TX @ Ethos Live
10/11 El Paso, TX @ Tricky Falls
10/12 Albuquerque, NM @ El Rey
10/14 San Diego, CA @ Soma

 

I heard a rumor of a TSSF/Movements/Turnover/Citizen tour

 

This sounds far too good to be true

 

Turnover haven't toured with those sort of bands in a while

 

I feel like Citizen would be higher up on that bill? Or have they fallen off?

 

I feel like it'd be The Story So Far / Citizen / Turnover / Movements, no?

 

This is definitely more accurate

 

Movements is popular with the kids tho

 

If we're just going by Facebook likes

The Story So Far 342K
Citizen 183K
Turnover 92K
Movements 45K

I agree Movements has more forward momentum though.

 

I could imagine Citizen, Turnover and Movements all co-headlining with one another. The three of them together OPENING for TSSF just doesn’t seem to make sense to me, unless if TSSF is bigger than I think they are...

Or if that tour is hitting up MUCH larger venues

 

The Story So Far / Citizen / Movements / a small opener makes way more sense, billing wise, tbh.

EDIT: Found out that tour is legit. TSSF/Ciz/Turnover/Movements

 

Turnover is definitely bigger than Ciz now. Ciz and Movements are probably about the same level but Ciz would play after I think

But I can also see it being Ciz/Turnover swapping

 

It seems like that ETF/Slaves tour isn’t a ETF 10 year tour of This War Is Ours. But I’m still going to hit up the Tampa date.

 

Do you know if any dates have popped up yet? I wanna see Citizen really badly and their LA show this weekend sold out

 

This makes me super excited...

...until I remember that TSSF and Turnover are the most painfully boring live bands I’ve ever seen.

 

TSSF tour is def happening, Turnover is def direct support

 

Turnover has to be most certainly bigger than TSSF.

 

how does everyone know for sure???

 

I mean wrong info is posted here all the time

 

I know of TSSF/Movements

Nothing about Turnover

 

There could be confusion since Citizen is touring with TSSF in Europe this fall

As for Turnover, I got nothin

 

no confusion, TSSF/Turnover/Ciz/Movements is the tour

 

TSSF is easily the bigger band out of that group

 

That's a good lineup. I see Movements getting a reaction on par with the other openers, if not bigger. They're pretty popular with the younger crowd that tour will likely attract.