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Motion City Soundtrack Tour Dates – 2004 Motion City Memories Motion City Soundtrack Tour Dates – 2004 Motion City Memories - http://www.motioncitysoundtrack.net JANUARY 1/20/04: Chicago, IL - Metro - w/ Dan Andriano from Alkaline Trio, Bob Nanna from Hey Mercedes, Elizabeth Elmore from The Reputation (Justin Pierre solo acoustic show) 1/24/04: Minneapolis, MN - The Triple Rock Social Club - w/ Small Towns Burn A Little Slower, Eastside Heroes, December's Last Words, The Longshot, Edelweiss, The Violets Fall 1/26/04: Kansas City, MO - Beaumont Club - w/ Simple Plan, MxPx, Sugarcult 1/27/04: Minneapolis, MN - Quest Club - w/ Simple Plan, MxPx, Sugarcult 1/28/04: Minneapolis, MN - Quest Club - w/ Simple Plan, MxPx, Sugarcult 1/29/04: Milwaukee, WI - The Rave/Eagles Ballroom - w/ Simple Plan, MxPx, Sugarcult 1/30/04: Chicago, IL - Riviera Theatre - w/ Simple Plan, MxPx, Sugarcult 1/31/04: St. Louis, MO - The Pageant - w/ Simple Plan, MxPx, Sugarcult FEBRUARY 2/02/04: Cincinnati, OH - Bogart’s - w/ Simple Plan, MxPx, Sugarcult 2/03/04: Cleveland, OH - Agora Theatre - w/ Simple Plan, MxPx, Sugarcult 2/04/04: Detroit, MI - State Theatre - w/ Simple Plan, MxPx, Sugarcult 2/06/04: London, UK - Wembley Arena - w/ The Nervous Return, Blink 182 2/07/04: Manchester, UK - Men Arena - w/ The Nervous Return, Blink 182 2/08/04: Glasgow, UK - Breahead Arena - w/ The Nervous Return, Blink 182 2/09/04: London, UK - Islington Carling Academy 2/10/04: Nottingham, UK - Nottingham Arena - w/ The Nervous Return, Blink 182 2/11/04: London, UK - Hammersmith Apollo - w/ The Nervous Return, Blink 182 2/13/04: Munich, GE - Olympiahalle - w/ The Nervous Return, Blink 182 2/14/04: Zurich, SU - Hallenstadion - w/ The Nervous Return, Blink 182 2/15/04: Bologna, IT - Paladozza - w/ Forty Winks, Blink 182 2/17/04: Dusseldorf, GE - P. Halle - w/ Blink 182 2/18/04: Paris, FR - Zenith - w/ Asyl, Blink 182 MARCH 3/05/04: Omaha, NE - Ranch Bowl 3/06/04: Lawrence, KS - The Bottleneck - w/ Ultimate Fakebook, Schatzi 3/17/04: Urbana, IL - Illini Union Courtyard Cafe (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) - w/ The Red Hot Valentines, Empyrean 3/19/04: Austin, TX - La Zona Rosa - w/ Sparta, Ludo, Coheed & Cambria (SXSW AP/Amp Showcase) 3/21/04: Little Rock, AR - Vino’s - The Oranges Band, The Lawrence Arms APRIL 4/01/04: Mankato, MN - American Legion Hall 4/02/04: Minneapolis, MN - Quest Club - w/ Letter Kills, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower, Somerset 4/03/04: LaCrosse, WI - Warehouse - w/ Letter Kills, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower, Somerset 4/07/04: Milwaukee, WI - The Rave - w/ Sugarcult, Letter Kills, Leisure Tube 4/08/04: Chicago, IL - Metro - w/ Sugarcult, Letter Kills, More North 4/09/04: Detroit, MI - St. Andrew’s Hall - w/ Sugarcult, Letter Kills 4/10/04: Cleveland, OH - Odeon - w/ Sugarcult, Letter Kills 4/11/04: Buffalo, NY - Infinity - w/ Sugarcult, Letter Kills, These Enzymes 4/12/04: Pittsburgh, PA - Nick's Fat City - w/ Sugarcult, Letter Kills 4/14/04: New York, NY - Knitting Factory - Silverstine, These Enzymes, Halifax, Fear Before the March of Flames 4/15/04: Philadelphia, PA - Trocadero - w/ Sugarcult, Maxeen 4/16/04: Asbury Park, NJ - Convention Hall - w/ Skate and Surf Festival 4/17/04: Philadelphia, PA - LaSalle University - w/ The Starting Line 4/18/04: Asbury Park, NJ - Convention Hall - w/ Skate and Surf Festival 4/19/04: Farmingdale, NY - The Downtown - w/ Sugarcult, Maxeen 4/20/04: Clifton Park, NY - Northern Lights - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 4/21/04: Boston, MA - The Avalon Ballroom - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 4/22/04: Portland, ME - State Theatre - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 4/23/04: Hartford, CT - Webster Theater - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 4/24/04: Providence, RI - Lupos at the Strand - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 4/26/04: Farmingdale, NY - The Downtown - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 4/27/04: Philadelphia, PA - Theater Of Living Arts - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 4/28/04: Washington, DC - 9:30 Club - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 4/29/04: Pittston, PA - The Staircase - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 4/30/04: Norfolk, VA - The Norva - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair MAY 5/01/04: Frostburg, MD - Frostburg State University - w/ The Working Title 5/02/04: Greensboro, NC - Ace's Basement 5/04/04: St. Petersburg, FL - Jannus Landing - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 5/05/04: Lake Park, FL - Kelsey Club - w/ Story of the Year, Letter Kills, Adair 5/06/04: Jacksonville, FL - Jack Rabbits - w/ The Working Title 5/07/04: Atlanta, GA - Hi Fi Buys Amphitheatre - w/ Cypress Hill, Taking Back Sunday, Blink 182 5/20/04: Detroit, MI - DTE Energy Music Theater - w/ The Get Up Kids, Thrice, Dashboard Confessional 5/21/04: Rosemont, IL - Allstate Arena - w/ The Get Up Kids, Thrice, Dashboard Confessional 5/22/04: Minneapolis, MN - Target Center - w/ The Get Up Kids, Thrice, Dashboard Confessional 5/23/04: Grand Forks, ND - Alerus Center Ballroom - w/ The Get Up Kids, Thrice, Dashboard Confessional 5/25/04: West Des Moines, IA - Val Air Ballroom - w/ The Get Up Kids, Thrice, Dashboard Confessional 5/26/04: St. Louis, MO - The Pageant - w/ The Get Up Kids, Thrice, Dashboard Confessional JUNE 6/13/04: Spokane, WA - The Detour - w/ The Awesome Miami, 10 Minutes Down, Limbeck 6/14/04: Seattle, WA - Graceland - w/ hellogoodbye, Maxeen, Limbeck 6/15/04: Portland, OR - Meow Meow -w/ hellogoodbye, Maxeen, Limbeck, Challenger 6/17/04: San Francisco, CA - Bottom Of The Hill - w/ hellogoodbye, Maxeen, Limbeck 6/18/04: Anaheim, CA - Chain Reaction - w/ hellogoodbye, Maxeen, Limbeck 6/19/04: San Diego, CA - The Epicentre - w/ hellogoodbye, Maxeen, Limbeck 6/20/04: Los Angeles, CA - The Whiskey - w/ hellogoodbye, Maxeen, Limbeck 6/21/04: Bakersfield, CA - Jerry’s Pizza - w/ hellogoodbye, Maxeen, Limbeck 6/22/04: Las Vegas, NV - The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel - w/ Blink 182 6/23/04: Phoenix, AZ - Cricket Pavilion - w/ Blink 182, No Doubt, Phantom Planet, Abdel Wright, Matt Costa 6/24/04: Tucson, AZ - Skrappy’s - w/ hellogoodbye, Maxeen, Limbeck 6/25/04: Las Vegas, NV - Thomas & Mack Center - w/ Blink 182, The Used 6/27/04: St. Louis, MO - Creepy Crawl - w/ Psycho Dad, The Hail Marys 6/28/04: Milwaukee, WI - Marcus Amphitheater (Summerfest) - w/ Blink 182 JULY 7/16/04: Bozeman, MT - Gallatin County Fairgrounds - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/17/04: Salt Lake City, UT - Utah State Fairgrounds - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/18/04: Denver , CO - Invesco Field - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/20/04: Milwaukee, WI - Marcus Amphitheatre - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/21/04: St. Louis, MO - UMB Bank Pavilion - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/22/04: Indianapolis, IN - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/23/04: Cleveland, OH -Tower City Amphitheater Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/24/04: Chicago, IL - Tweeter Center - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/25/04: Minneapolis, MN - 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Humphrey Metrodome - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/26/04: Bonner Springs, KS - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/28/04: Atlanta, GA - Hi Fi Buys Amphitheatre Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/29/04: Orlando, FL - Central Florida Fairgrounds - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/30/04: Tampa, FL - Vinoy Waterfront Park - w/ Warped Tour 2004 7/31/04: Miami , FL - Pompano Beach Amphitheatre Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2004 AUGUST 8/01/04: Jacksonville, FL - Jacksonville Fairgrounds - w/ Warped Tour 2004 8/02/04: Charlotte, NC - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2004 8/03/04: Virginia Beach, VA - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2004 8/04/04: Bristow, VA - Nissan Pavilion Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2004 8/05/04: Pittsburgh, PA - Post Gazette Pavilion - w/ Warped Tour 2004 8/06/04: Philadelphia, PA - Tweeter Center at the Waterfront - w/ Warped Tour 2004 8/07/04: New York, NY - Randall's Island - w/ Warped Tour 2004 8/08/04: Asbury Park, NJ - Englishtown Raceway - w/ Warped Tour 2004 8/09/04: Grand Rapids, MI - The Intersection - w/ Spitafield, Ultra Ego 8/13/04: LaCrosse, WI - Warehouse - w/ The Response 8/14/04: Minneapolis, MN - Pizza Luce 8/17/04: Fukuoka, JAP - Zepp - w/ Blink 182 8/19/04: Tokyo, JAP - Zepp - w/ Blink 182 8/20/04: Osaka, JAP - Zepp - w/ Blink 182 8/21/04: Nagoya, JAP - Diamond Hall - w/ Blink 182 8/23/04: Tokyo, JAP - Zepp Tokyo - w/ Blink 182 8/24/04: Tokyo, JAP- Zepp Tokyo - w/ Blink 182 8/25/04: Tokyo, JAP- Zepp Tokyo - w/ Blink 182 8/29/04: Minneapolis, MN - Quest Club SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER 11/18/04: Big Rapids, MI - Wink Arena (Ferris State University) - w/ Something Corporate 11/19/04: East Lansing, MI - Erickson Kiva (Michigan State University) - w/ Down to Earth Approach, The Red Hot Valentines, The Minor League 11/20/04: Lewisburg, PA - Uptown Nightclub (Bucknell University) - w/ Down to Earth Approach 11/21/04: Edinboro, PA - The Hangout - w/ Down to Earth Approach, The Weakend, Isadora, Stowaway 11/22/04: Pittsburgh, PA - Rangos Ballroom (Carnegie Mellon University) - w/ As Patient Stars Align, Me Just Being Me 11/28/04: Oklahoma City, OK - The Green Door - w/ Tsunami Bomb, Limbeck, The Academy Is… 11/29/04: St. Louis, MO - Gargoyle Club (Washington University) - w/ Tsunami Bomb, Limbeck, The Academy Is… 11/30/04: Ames, IA - The Maintenance Shop (Iowa State University) - w/ Tsunami Bomb, Limbeck, The Academy Is… DECEMBER 12/01/04: Green Bay, WI - Phoenix Rooms (University of Wisconsin) - w/ Tsunami Bomb, Limbeck 12/02/04: Madison, WI - Club 770 (University of Wisconsin) - w/ Tsunami Bomb, Limbeck, The Academy Is… 12/03/04: Grand Rapids, MI - The Intersection - w/ Tsunami Bomb, Limbeck, The Academy Is..., The Spill Canvas (acoustic) 12/04/04: Chicago, IL - Metro - w/ Tsunami Bomb, Limbeck, The Academy Is…, Maxeen 12/05/04: Detroit, MI - St.
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