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Cave In Tomorrow (+ other early August shows)

Pretty stoked! Last time I posted a list like this, though, the band (No Devotion) ended up cancelling the next day, so I may be tempting fate here.
1Cave In
Heavy Pendulum


Playing Das Ottobar 8/4 (tomorrow wooohooo) - This album has remained in steady rotation since it dropped, truly cannot wait for this show. While I'm sure this will (justifiably) dominate the proceedings, hoping for some deeper cuts; part of me wouldn't be mad if they bust out their surprisingly faithful cover of "Harvest Moon" as a tribute to Caleb, and I'll weep like a baby.
2Author and Punisher
Ursus Americanus


Opening for Cave In. A band I certainly recognize by reputation, but have never really delved into. I picked the album because I like its title, but any recommended starting points from actual fans to brush up before tomorree's show would be much appreciated!
3Burial Waves
Holy Ground


Also opening for Cave In. Side project of members from a few Baltimore acts like Black Clouds and Pianos Become the Teeth; honestly, and I say this as a massive Wait for Love apologist, but this EP hits MUCH, much harder than any of those new Pianos singles have so far.
4Dethklok
Dethalbum II


Playing the Fillmore Philadelphia on 8/7 - Hard maybe on this one, given that it's A) in Philly, B) on a Sunday, and C) costs like $60 (before fees). Counterpoint is, I'm incredibly glad this project has been resurrected, and who tf knows how much longer it'll go back into hibernation, so...talk me into it.
5Dance Gavin Dance
Jackpot Juicer


Playing Baltimore Soundstage on 8/8 - Another iffy one. Was supposed to see them open for Coheed last month, before, uh, everything. Somehow, this costs more than Dethklok. And it's a Monday. Pretty unlikely.
6The Dear Hunter
Antimai


Playing Ottobar 8/12 - Alright, back in the realm of shows I'm actually locked in for (and a Friday, to boot!). Have yet to listen to this new one (hoping to pick it up at the show), but that's almost beside the point; Casey always puts on a fantastic show, so I'm there regardless. One of the few artists (in my circle, at least) whose between-song banter is legitimately a large chunk of the reason to go.
7The World Is a Beautiful Place...
Illusory Walls


Opening for Dear Hunter. Saw them headline off this album last year, so have an uneasy feeling this'll feel like a slight downgrade by comparison, but certainly curious to see which songs make the cut for their abbreviated set.
8Tanner Merritt
Cyrus I: Weight of Reflection


Also opening for Dear Hunter. Finally got my Cyrus vinyl, so this is truly great timing. Lineup for this show is gotdamn STACKED.
9Joyce Manor
40 oz. to Fresno


Playing Ram's Head Live 8/16 - Their latest album is like 15 minutes long (aka, the length of some individual TWIABP songs haha), so I feel like hoping for a discography run-through isn't really all that far-fetched. (Personally, I still stan Cody.) Fun fact: last show I went to at this venue had to be moved outside due to the A/C being on the fritz, and despite the humidity and looming threat of thunderstorms, ended up being one of the most enjoyable concert experiences I've had this year. I'm not saying I don't want them to get A/C back in the venue proper, pronto, but...I'm not NOT sayin' it. Just sayin'.
10Citizen
Everybody Is Going to Heaven


Opening for Joyce Manor. Definitely fell off this band a bit with their latest one, but curious whether they'll stick with those songs/that sound or do sort of a blend of their different eras. Also, question for the class: At what point does a band in this emo/gaze/grunge/whatever-core scene turning to, like, synthpop (no shade) *become* the cliche versus the expectation-subversion? Discuss.
11Prince Daddy and The Hyena
Cosmic Thrill Seekers


Also opening for Joyce Manor - Newer band to me, but I've given this album a couple spins and really dig it. Haven't checked out their latest yet, but seems to be well-received around these parts, at least. Excited for this.
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