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Taking Back Sunday have announced a 2024 North American headlining tour for this spring and summer in support of their new album 152. They’ll be joined on all dates by Citizen, who also released a new album this year, Calling the Dogs. Tickets for all dates go on sale Friday (Dec. 8) at 10 a.m. local time, with presale and VIP tickets going on sale Wednesday (Dec. 6) at 10 a.m. local. All dates below.
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“Man, just taking it all in,” Taking Back Sunday say. “We’ve been on a whirlwind on finishing the record, getting everything ready to put it out, making all the plans. Now comes our other favorite part, getting to visit so many cities in North America and playing live. The set will be a good mixture of albums, and the reception for 152 has been so positive that we can’t wait to get out there and play some of those songs for the first time in these cities and make magic all summer. Citizen also put out a great new record, so we’re going to have a good time together. Can’t wait.”
This month, Taking Back Sunday are throwing their annual Long Island/New Jersey Holiday Spectacular shows with Kevin Devine, Oso Oso, Koyo, Common Sage, Neil Rubenstein, and Modern Chemistry. Find more details here.
Watch Taking Back Sunday and Citizen break down their new albums in recent videos for AP.
Taking Back Sunday tour dates12.5 Woolloongabba, AUS The Princess Theatre12.6 Marrickville, AUS Factory Theatre12.13 Wantagh, NY Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall *SOLD OUT12.14 Wantagh, NY Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall *SOLD OUT12.15 Sayreville, NJ Starland Ballroom *SOLD OUT12.16 Sayreville, NJ Starland Ballroom (Holiday Pop-Up Shop)12.16 Sayreville, NJ Starland Ballroom *SOLD OUT3.26 Manchester, UK O2 Ritz3.27 London, UK O2 Forum Kentish Town3.28 Cardiff, UK Cardiff University Great Hall5.19 New Orleans, LA The Fillmore New Orleans5.21 Fayetteville, AR JJ’s Live5.23 San Antonio, TX Aztec Theatre5.24 Dallas, TX South Side Ballroom5.25 Austin, TX Stubb’s5.26 Houston, TX White Oak Music Hall5.27 Ft. Worth, TX Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall5.29 Phoenix, AZ The Van Buren6.4 Portland, OR The Crystal Ballroom6.5 Seattle, WA Showbox SoDo6.6 Spokane, WA Knitting Factory6.8 Edmonton, AB Union Hall6.9 Calgary, AB MacEwan Hall6.11 Salt Lake City, UT The Union Event Center6.12 Denver, CO Mission Ballroom6.14 Council Bluffs, IA Harrah’s Stir Cove6.15 St. Louis, MO The Pageant6.18 Cleveland, OH House of Blues Cleveland6.19 Indianapolis, IN Egyptian Room at Old National Centre6.21 Minneapolis, MN The Fillmore Minneapolis7.24 Pittsburgh, PA Stage AE7.25 Columbus, OH KEMBA Live!7.26 Detroit, MI Royal Oak Music Theatre7.27 Buffalo, NY Buffalo RiverWorks7.30 Newport, KY MegaCorp Pavilion8.1 Orlando, FL House of Blues Orlando8.2 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Revolution Live at the Backyard8.3 St. Petersburg, FL Jannus Live8.4 Atlanta, GA Tabernacle8.6 Myrtle Beach, SC House of Blues Myrtle Beach8.8 Charlotte, NC The Fillmore Charlotte8.9 Raleigh, NC The Ritz8.11 Dewey Beach, DE Bottle & Cork8.13 Wallingford, CT The Dome at Toyota Oakdale Theatre8.14 Boston, MA MGM Music Hall at Fenway8.16 Philadelphia, PA The Fillmore Philadelphia8.17 New York, NY The Rooftop at Pier 17
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