Coheed and Cambria & Taking Back Sunday at Gr v Hearst Greek Theatre

9.8.

9.8.2018 16:30

Hearst Greek Theatre

, Berkeley, United States

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COHEED AND CAMBRIA & TAKING BACK SUNDAY will perform at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley on Thursday, August 9th. The Story So Far will open the show.

Presale begins Thursday, February 22nd at 10am!
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The general on sale begins Friday, February 23rd at 10am.

Please note that shows may sell out during artist and/or promoter presales. We recommend securing your ticket during the presale period.

Watch COHEED AND CAMBRIA:
https://www.youtube.com/user/OfficialCoheed

Watch TAKING BACK SUNDAY:
https://www.youtube.com/takingbacksunday

About COHEED AND CAMBRIA:
It’s been over two years since Coheed and Cambria’s 2015 album, The Color Before the Sun, was released as the band’s first “non-concept” album over the span of their 15-year career. The album left the sci-fi universe of “The Amory Wars” and instead focused on frontman Claudio Sanchez’s personal life, including the birth of his first child. With 2018 upon us, and a major summer tour now announced, the volume of fans’ chatter for a new album and whether or not it will return to the band’s fictional concept arc will surely reach new heights.

About TAKING BACK SUNDAY:

Produced by Mike Sapone, TIDAL WAVE, the seventh full-length studio album from Taking Back Sunday released in the fall of 2016 finds the New York rock band both pushing its creative limits in an attempt to reach new fans as well as reconnect with those who have remained since the its inception. Deemed “eclectic and sensitive” by Entertainment Weekly, TIDAL WAVE presents itself as yet another rewarding reinvention for the band. “By the time most bands get to this point in their career they are pretty set in what they do but we were really mindful about approaching our musical ideas differently this time around and staying true to where the five of us are in our lives right now,” frontman Adam Lazzara explains. “This album is truly an expression of what Taking Back Sunday is during this snapshot in time as opposed to what we think people expect from our band.”