Tour Prediction and Speculation Thread Tour • Page 68

Extremely underrated post

 

Any word on who is opening the final Issues shows?

 

Nothing public. Could easily change this far out. 3k caps and up, some arenas and sheds.

 

remember when issues was going to become the biggest band ever?

 

I don't recall anyone saying that ever

 

Not even their parents thought that.

 

I remember…
Then Tyler Carter pulled a Tyler Carter…

 

Ouch

 

2016 the hype around them was real. It all went downhill when they kicked Michael out.

 

don’t bring back woe is me

but numbers is a banger

 

Idk how to tell you this but WIM has been back for like the last year or two. Not nearly anywhere close to their popularity at their peak, but back nonetheless.

 

I only want them to play numbers songs and that’s it

everything else is irrelevant lol

 

Kublai Khan tix went on sale on Friday and my date Sacramento is already sold out (1000 cap). My friends and I got our tix right when they went on sale.

I think its 2k cap but House of Blues Anaheim is also sold out already.

I'm not sure about the rest of the dates but maybe they should have booked smaller rooms because I'm not sure how they're gonna fill these rooms.

 

The Chicago date is at a 1100 cap room and they already posted the low ticket warning. Tour is doing just fine.

 

I was mostly joking because multiple people on this forum said the rooms on this tour are way too big when in reality, majority of the tour will be sold out soon.

 

Oh for sure. I was doubling up on how good the tour is/will be doing. I loved your sarcasm.

 

I mean I'm man enough to admit when I'm wrong. Still will be curious to see how the random weekday shows go (since Sacramento, Anaheim, and Chicago are all weekend shows).

 

I was moreso talking about the Portland show. It’s a bit disingenuous to compare markets like LA/Chicago to Portland. Those are much bigger markets than Portland and the Portland show is actually at a venue much larger than the Chicago venue, which is why the choice was a surprise. Regardless if I’m wrong, I’m wrong. It’s still really cool to see Hardcore tours so well.

 

I meant no harm by my comment at all. I’m just happy hardcore is thriving and there’s even a chance for bands to tour at these venues at all. Thank you Turnstile and Knocked Loose.

 

I don't know the Portland scene at all but I'd expect it to sell out as well. Maybe not as quick as the other dates mentioned but it eventually will. Sunami is huge in hardcore right now and younger hardcore kids will go just for them.

 

Dying Wish is from Portland and they are blowing up so I assume the scene is doing pretty well there.

 

Dying Wish is more so the exception than the rule of Portland hardcore as far as hardcore acts and success goes. And I'm not really sure that you can judge a scenes rate of popularity/success based off of one act doing really well. Erra's from Birmingham, Alabama, but I wouldn't exactly say Birmingham's what I think of when I think of booming metalcore scenes.

 

This. Also Dying Wish barely sold out the Hawthorne so I wouldn’t say they are exactly an example of the hardcore scene “blowing up” here.

 

They just posted an Insta story 10 minutes ago of Sky picking up a poster that has Volumes and Sayak Das for the Cali dates. I imagine each states getting their own regional openers.