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Motion City Soundtrack Tour Dates – 2009 Motion City Memories - http://www.motioncitysoundtrack.net JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH 3/27/09: Tulsa, OK - The Marquee - w/ This Providence, The Nightlife, Hush Hush Commotion 3/28/09: Arlington, TX - University of Texas Arlington - w/ Space Cadet, They Were Stars, the Brandon Steadman Band (SpringFest) APRIL 4/19/09: Worcester, MA - Harrington Auditorium (Worcester Polytechnic Institute) - w/ Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer 4/24/09: Iowa City, IA - Iowa Memorial Union Main Ballroom (University of Iowa) - w/ Riverfest music and art festival 4/25/09: Collegeville, MN - Watab Island (St. John's University) - w/ Unicycle Loves You, Mister 4/29/09: Blacksburg, VA - Commonwealth Ballroom at Squires Student Center (Virginia Tech) - w/ Dear Future 4/30/09: Kent, OH - M.A.C. Center (Kent State University) - w/ The Used, State Radio, DJ Scrilla, The Wonder Years, The Know Nothings, Red Sun Rising, Justin Miller Band (FlashFest) MAY 5/1/09: New Brunswick, NJ - Rutgers University (Yellow Lot on Livingston campus) - w/ N.E.R.D, Ryan Leslie, The N Result (Rutgersfest) 5/15/09: San Diego, CA - University of California, San Diego - w/ N.E.R.D., Iron and Wine, Sara Bareilles, Augustana, Cool Kids (Sun God Festival) JUNE JULY 7/23/09: Las Vegas, NV - The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel - w/ blink-182, Valencia 7/24/09: Las Vegas, NV - The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel - w/ blink-182, Chester French AUGUST SEPTEMBER 9/26/09: Center Valley, PA - Billera Hall (DeSales University) OCTOBER 10/02/09: Slippery Rock, PA - University Union MPR (Slippery Rock University) - w/ Jenny Owen Youngs 10/16/09: Allendale, MI - Fieldhouse Arena (Grand Valley State University) - w/ The Silent Years 10/30/09: Minneapolis, MN - Triple Rock Social Club - w/ Attention NOVEMBER 11/20/09: Springfield, MO - Shrine Mosque (Missouri State University) - Melissa Harper and the New Monsters DECEMBER 12/01/09: Chicago, IL - Aragon Ballroom - w/ Weezer, Jack’s Mannequin 12/03/09: Milwaukee, WI - Eagles Ballroom - w/ Weezer, Jack’s Mannequin 12/04/09: Ewing, NJ - Kendall Hall (The College of New Jersey) - w/ Cartel 12/05/09: Toronto, ON - Air Canada Centre - w/ Weezer, Jack's Mannequin, illScarlett 12/18/09: Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall - w/ Ultimate Fakebook (I Am The Movie performed) 12/19/09: Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall - w/ Ultimate Fakebook (Commit This To Memory performed) 12/20/09: Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall - w/ Ultimate Fakebook (Even If It Kills Me performed) .

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