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SUMMARY:Ceremony / S.H.I.T. / Poison Ruin / World Peace
DTSTAMP:20260726T061812Z
DTSTART:20260910T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:Ceremony can’t stop. Can’t stop pushing forward. Can’t stop cha
nging shape.\nAcross two decades\, the California-born hardcore outfit has
earned its standing\nas one of punk’s most adaptable and unflinching band
s\, always ready to meet the\nmoment without surrendering its principles.
True to form\, Ceremony’s seventh\nalbum\, Tell Me Your Dream pushes the g
roup’s punk-forged intensity all the way\nto the fore\, capturing the quin
tet at its most expressive\, most expansive\, and\nmost timely.\n\n“We’re
living in an era of mass uncertainty\,” says Ceremony vocalist Ross\nFarra
r. “In punk\, I don’t see how you can’t respond. It’s taken over our lives
\nin so many different ways — economically\, politically\, spiritually. We
want\npeople to wake up and get into what’s happening.” Ferociously alert
\, Tell Me\nYour Dream reunites Ceremony — Farrar\, guitarist-keyboardist
Anthony Anzaldo\,\nguitarist Andy Nelson\, bassist Justin Davis and drumme
r Jake Casarotti —with\nproducer John Reis for ten songs of searing breadt
h. That means everything from\nbristling hardcore to moody post-punk — all
while taking fundamental inspiration\nfrom Discharge\, Crass\, and other
anarcho-punk troupes that first helped certain\nmembers of Ceremony find t
heir own political voices back when they were\nteenagers. The result is a
culmination of the band’s 21 years together\, if not\nsome kind of riddle:
Ceremony knows how to make a return-to-form sound like\nevolution — and v
ice versa.\n\nTickets at Dice\n[https://dice.fm/partner/tickets/event/eoxk
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LOCATION:East End United Church - 310 Danforth Avenue\, Toronto\, Ontario M
4K 1N6
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:NDY,Poison Ruin,S.H.I.T.,Ceremony,World Peace
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Ceremony can’t stop. Can’t stop pushing for
ward. Can’t stop changing shape. Across two decades, the California-born h
ardcore outfit has earned its standing as one of punk’s most adaptable and
unflinching bands, always ready to meet the moment without surrendering i
ts principles. True to form, Ceremony’s seventh album, Tell Me Your Dream
pushes the group’s punk-forged intensity all the way to the fore, capturin
g the quintet at its most expressive, most expansive, and most timely.
“We’re living in an era of mass uncertainty,” says Ceremony vocalist Ro
ss Farrar. “In punk, I don’t see how you can’t respond. It’s taken over ou
r lives in so many different ways — economically, politically, spiritually
. We want people to wake up and get into what’s happening.” Ferociously al
ert, Tell Me Your Dream reunites Ceremony — Farrar, guitarist-keyboardist
Anthony Anzaldo, guitarist Andy Nelson, bassist Justin Davis and drummer J
ake Casarotti —with producer John Reis for ten songs of searing breadth. T
hat means everything from bristling hardcore to moody post-punk — all whil
e taking fundamental inspiration from Discharge, Crass, and other anarcho-
punk troupes that first helped certain members of Ceremony find their own
political voices back when they were teenagers. The result is a culminatio
n of the band’s 21 years together, if not some kind of riddle: Ceremony kn
ows how to make a return-to-form sound like evolution — and vice versa.
Tickets at Dice
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