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Catch Citizen w/ Sorority Noise & Great Grandpa | TONIGHT @ The Basement East
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Hailing from Michigan and Ohio, Citizen are part of that new wave of up and coming emo-infused, poppy, indie punk groups we love to rave about. Though they started out as more of a pop punk band, Citizen quickly found inspiration from grunge, post-hardcore, and, of course, emo and indie rock, captivating the scene with their…
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Catch Citizen & Turnover w/ Sorority Noise & Milk Teeth | TONIGHT @ Exit/In
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One of the best punk tour packages we’ve seen so far this year is rolling through Exit/In tonight, April 5, and if you’re a fan of emo, indie punk, grunge, or post-hardcore, you’d be crazy not to be there. Co-headliners Citizen and Turnover are both still riding high on their fantastic respective sophomore efforts, both released last year, pushing boundaries…
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Citizen & Turnover to Play Exit/In April 5 with Sorority Noise & Milk Teeth
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Things have been relatively quiet for a couple of weeks, with a slowdown on show announcements over the holidays. But now it’s a new year, everyone is rested up, and the announcements are flowin’ baby! For the first time since last year’s Warped Tour, Citizen are returning to Nashville to play Exit/In on April 5, a co-headlining outing with Turnover…
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[REMINDER] Catch Motion City Soundtrack w/ The Spill Canvas & Sorority Noise | TONIGHT @ Exit/In
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Earlier this year, famed pop punk/alt rock act Motion City Soundtrack hit the road to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their most popular (and, arguably, best) album, 2005’s Commit This to Memory. Produced by Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus, the record was Motion City’s sophomore release, and helped propel them into broader mainstream recognition, cementing their status as one of…
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[TICKET GIVEAWAY] Motion City Soundtrack w/ The Spill Canvas & Sorority Noise | July 14 @ Exit/In
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Earlier this year, famed pop punk/alt rock act Motion City Soundtrack hit the road to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their most popular (and, arguably, best) album, 2005’s Commit This to Memory. Produced by Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus, the record was Motion City’s sophomore release, and helped propel them into broader mainstream recognition, cementing their status as one of…