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Alyson Coletta
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Head of Photography, New Noise Magazine
New Jersey
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Show Review: Spiritbox, Loathe, and Dying Wish at Wellmont Theater in Montclair, NJ – New Noise Magazine
By Alyson Coletta| New Noise Magazine Verified In support of their latest release titled Tsunami Sea, Spiritbox announced a North American tour. To no one’s surprise, it is almost entirely sold out. With support from Dying Wish and Loathe, I knew this was a tour that couldn’t be missed. The night kicked off with Dying Wish — a band on my radar for the longest time, but somehow I never managed to get the chance to see them. Even having a short set being the first on stage, they managed to get the crowd warmed up for the night.
By Emily Carter Verified, Alyson Coletta| Kerrang! Verified For the first time on their Let The Bad Times Roll summer tour, The Offspring brought out tourmates Deryck Whibley and Pierre Bouvier to perform one of their classic singles. The Sum 41 and Simple Plan frontmen joined Dexter Holland, Noodles and co. to help out on 1998’s Americana sing-along Why Don’t You Get A Job? at the Wantagh, New York date of the tour earlier this month, with pro-shot footage of the awesome pop-punk coming-together just hitting YouTube.
Show Review: Spiritbox, Loathe, and Dying Wish at Wellmont Theater in Montclair, NJ – New Noise Magazine
By Alyson Coletta| New Noise Magazine Verified In support of their latest release titled Tsunami Sea, Spiritbox announced a North American tour. To no one’s surprise, it is almost entirely sold out. With support from Dying Wish and Loathe, I knew this was a tour that couldn’t be missed. The night kicked off with Dying Wish — a band on my radar for the longest time, but somehow I never managed to get the chance to see them. Even having a short set being the first on stage, they managed to get the crowd warmed up for the night.
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New Noise Magazine
New Jersey, United States
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