Having toured in the past with the likes of Coheed and Cambria and Enter Shikari, they were ready to take on yet another sold out club, acting as main support for Pierce the Veil. Drawing strong influence from more Progressive and Experimental sounds, I The Mighty were the right mix of diversity to the Misadventures Tour. Come together back in 2007, the collective of Brent Walsh (lead vocals, guitar), Ian Pedigo (guitar, backing vocals), Chris Hinkley (bass guitar, backing vocals), and Blake Dahlinger (drusms) are recently coming off the release of their third studio album, 2015’s Connector. With interludes of State Champs, Bring Me The Horizon, Hands Like Houses, and Blink-182 to warm up the crowd in between sets, the crew had enough time to get the stage set up for fellow Californians I The Mighty. Those looking for thoughtful lyrics and enticing music should absolutely check out Movements and pick up their debut EP, Outgrown Things. Introducing themselves, they continued on with “Worst Wishes” before drawing in even more attention with cuts such as “Buried” and “Protection.” Putting themselves completely out there, “Vacant Home” and “Nineteen” brought on the first crowd surfer of the night as Movement’s music truly made everyone feel something. Closing our their set with “Kept,” Miranda soon after invited everyone to come hang out with them at their merchandise table for an even more personal introduction. It all began with “Hatchet,” a song filled with emotion and sincerity as Movements had all eyes on them. With Miranda’s unique voice, that tells stories using raw energy and passion, George’s concentration and skill, York’s inane talent, and Cressey’s dedication, Movements put everything they had into their music. Playing an abbreviated set of seven songs, the four members, consisting of Patrick Miranda (vocals), Ira George (guitar), Spencer York (drums), and Austin Cressey (bass) captivated the crowd in their own way.
With everyone finding a spot to stand, soon after their entrance, the lights dimmed and California’s Movements took the stage. An incredibly new, yet powerful band, Movements definitely grasped the entire crowd’s attention the second they walked onto the stage to offer their emotional brand of Post-Hardcore Rock. With a line wrapped around the block as soon as the doors opened, the energy immediately flowed out as the floor crammed with an anxious audience ready for a night of fun, surprise, and most of all, music.
A sold out show, the club filled slowly, with eager fans some of which had been waiting since early that morning. Then, a little under halfway through the run, on Tuesday, June 14th, they brought the Misadventures Tour to The Paradise Rock Club in Boston, Massachusetts. Coming to life on April 7th through the usual media-centered announcement, this is not just any other tour unlike the usual, Pierce The Veil has decided to amp up their set list by playing Misadventures in its entirety a risk that most musicians are not willing to take. Concluding the sixteen date tour on June 26th out in Los Angeles, California, Pierce The Veil, with support of Movements and I The Mighty, sold out a plethora of shows within minutes of going on sale, making it one of the hottest tickets around.
While all of their concerts are an incredible experience, and special in their own way, 2016 truly brings one of their most thrilling runs to date in the form of The Misadventures Tour. With that in mind, Pierce The Veil has already played an immense amount of shows in the past few years, some including their own headlining tours, some supporting others, all helping the band gain even more well-deserved attention. Now just four years since the acclaimed 2012 album, Collide with the Sky, Pierce The Veil returned in May with their brand new effort, Misadventures. With new music in hand, it almost always guarantees a tour is tucked right around the corner to baptize the songs.
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The band further solidified when they added the pieces of Tony Perry on guitar and Jaime Preciado on bass. Embracing themselves and their vision, the group soon rose to new heights upon the release of 2010’s full band effort, Selfish Machines. Began by Vic (vocals/guitar) and Mike (drums) Fuentes, coming together over a decade ago with the hopes and dreams of creating something extraordinary, the rest of the puzzle was put together following the release of their 2007 debut, A Flair for the Dramatic. Hailing from San Diego, California, the band known as Pierce The Veil has captured the attention of music lovers the world over.
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