Great Show, Great Small venue
by Mike R on 8/14/23Openers were great. Loved the Manchester Orchestra cover by the Drawn Out. My Body Sings Electric may have outperformed Spitalfield, but it was a great show.
Events5 Results
- Current location
United States
- 6/21/24Friday 06:00 PMMillersville, PAPhantom PowerSpitalfield
Venue
- 6/23/24Sunday 07:30 PMPhiladelphia, PATheatre of Living ArtsThe Early November
- 6/24/24Monday 07:00 PMSyracuse, NYThe Song & DanceSpitalfieldOn partner site
Venue
- 6/28/24Friday 06:30 PMDetroit, MIThe ShelterThe Early November
Add-Ons
Venue
- 6/30/24Sunday 07:30 PMChicago, ILBottom LoungeThe Early November, Spitalfield, CliffdiverOn partner site
Venue
About
Formed in the suburbs of Chicago in 1998, Spitalfield play emo popĀ rock with a twist. Before releasing fan-favorite Remember Right NowĀ in 2003 (Victory Records), the band released an EP (The Cloak &Ā Dagger Club, 2002 - Sinister Label), a full length (Faster CrashesĀ Harder, 2001 - Sinister Label / Walk in Cold), a split 12" LP with friendsĀ Don't Worry About It (2000), & self-released demos. Two additionalĀ full length albums were released in 2005 (Stop Doing Bad Things) andĀ 2006 (Better Than Knowing Where You Are). The lineup of vocalistĀ Mark Rose and drummer JD Romero has remained consistentĀ throughout the band's career, with their most popular lineups roundedĀ out by lead guitarist Dan Lowder (2001-2007), and bassists TJ Minich (2002-2005) and TJ Milici (2005-2007).
Rating: 5 out of 5 Rating: 5 out of 5 Sounds the same live.
by Kydres on 8/13/23These guys put on a hell of a show. Energetic and great artists. Would give this a higher rating if I could. š¤