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Motion City Soundtrack Tour Dates – 2003 Motion City Memories Motion City Soundtrack Tour Dates – 2003 Motion City Memories - http://www.motioncitysoundtrack.net JANUARY 1/28/03: Omaha, NE - Ranch Bowl 1/30/03: Austin, TX - Emo’s - w/ Ultimate Fakebook, The People 1/31/03: Dallas, TX - The Door - w/ Ultimate Fakebook, The People FEBRUARY 2/01/03: Houston, TX - Mary Jane’s - w/ Ultimate Fakebook, The People 2/02/03: Oklahoma City, OK - The Green Door - w/ Euclid Crash, The Rocket Summer 2/04/03: Rockford, IL - The Divine Cup - w/ Attention, Emanual The Florist, Qsack, Red Hot Valentines 2/05/03: Milwaukee, WI - The Globe East - w/ Allister, Living Dread, Someone's Hero 2/06/03: Chicago, IL - Metro - w/ Allister, August Premier, Spitalfield 2/07/03: Minneapolis, MN - The Quest Ascot Room - w/ Attention, Eastside Heroes 2/08/03: Madison, WI - Club 770 - w/ Allister 2/18/03: Columbia, MO - Mojo’s - w/ Ludo 2/19/03: Tulsa, OK - The Loft - w/ Muddy Chux, Minutes Too Far 2/20/03: Oklahoma City, OK - The Green Door - w/ Ultimate Fakebook 2/21/03: Fayetteville, AR - JR’s Lightbulb Club - w/ Ultimate Fakebook 2/22/03: Little Rock, AR - Vino’s - w/ Ultimate Fakebook MARCH 3/02/03: Boulder, CO - University Memorial Center 3/04/03: Iowa City, IA - Gabe's 3/05/03: Chicago, IL - Fireside Bowl - w/ The Reunion Show, Spitalfield, Switchblade, My Chemical Romance, Bayside 3/06/03: Madison, WI - Luther’s Blues 3/07/03: Detroit, MI - The Shelter - w/ The Reunion Show, Spindle 3/08/03: Rockford, IL - The Pit - w/ The Reunion Show 3/16/03: Grand Rapids, MI - The Intersection 3/18/03: Cleveland, OH - Grog Shop 3/19/03: Rochester, NY - Steel City 3/20/03: Albany, NY - Valentine’s 3/22/03: New York, NY - Knitting Factory 3/29/03: Detroit, MI - The Shelter - w/ Bedford Drive, Few & Far Between 3/30/03: Toronto, ON - Opera House - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects APRIL 4/01/03: Philadelphia, PA - Theatre of Living Arts - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/02/03: New York, NY - Irving Plaza - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/04/03: Old Bridge, NJ - Birch Hill Night Club - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/05/03: Boston, MA - Axis - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/06/03: Washington, DC - 9:30 Club - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/07/03: Norfolk, VA - The NorVa - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/09/03: Atlanta, GA - Cotton Club - w/ The All-American Rejects 4/11/03: Ft. Meyers, FL - Gotham Hall Live - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/12/03: Jacksonville, FL - The Marquee Theatre - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/14/03: Tampa, FL - Masquerade - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/15/03: Ft. Lauderdale, FL - Culture Room - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/17/03: Orlando, FL - The Social - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/18/03: Tallahassee, FL - Floyd's Music Store - w/ Flashlight Brown, The All-American Rejects 4/19/03: New Orleans, LA - House of Blues - w/ The All-American Rejects 4/30/03: San Diego, CA - The Scene - w/ At the Park, The All-American Rejects MAY 5/01/03: Los Angeles, CA - The El Rey Theatre- w/ At The Park, The All-American Rejects 5/02/03: Pomona, CA - The Glass House - w/ At The Park, The All-American Rejects 5/04/03: Anaheim, CA - Chain Reaction 5/05/03: Phoenix, AZ - Modified Arts - w/ Scary Kids Scaring Kids, The Go Reflex, Limbeck 5/21/03: Cleveland, OH - Peabody’s 5/22/03: Philadelphia, PA - Pontiac Grill 5/23/03: Old Bridge, NJ - Stingrays 5/24/03: Mineola, NY - Club Pure - w/ Count the Stars 5/25/03: New York, NY - The Continental - w/ Bayside, Junction 18, The Goodwill, Count the Stars 5/28/03: Ann Arbor, MI - Blind Pig - w/ Onelinedrawing, The Weakerthans 5/29/03: Toledo, OH - Frankie’s - w/ Onelinedrawing, The Weakerthans 5/30/03: Covington, KY - Jillian’s - w/ Denali, The Weakerthans 5/31/03: Pittsburgh, PA - Club Laga - w/ Denali, The Weakerthans JUNE 6/01/03: Baltimore, MD - The Ottobar - w/ Onelinedrawing, The Weakerthans 6/03/03: Honoken, NJ - Maxwell’s - w/ Onelinedrawing, The Weakerthans 6/04/03: Brooklyn, NY - Southpaw - w/ The Weakerthans 6/05/03: Providence, RI - The Met Café - w/ Onelinedrawing, The Weakerthans 6/06/03: Buffalo, NY - Flickinger Athletic Center - w/ Onelinedrawing, Dashboard Confessional, The Weakerthans 6/07/03: Toronto, ON - Phoenix Concert Theatre - w/ Onelinedrawing, The Weakerthans 6/18/03: Amsterdam, NL - Melkweg - w/ Sugarcult, GOB 6/19/03: Köln, GE - Prime Club - w/ Sugarcult, GOB 6/20/03: Berlin, GE - Magnet - w/ Sugarcult, GOB 6/23/03: London, UK - The Betsey Trotwood - free CD release show 6/24/03: Manchester, UK - Hop & Grape - w/ Sugarcult, GOB 6/25/03: Glasgow, UK - The Garage - w/ Sugarcult, GOB 6/26/03: Birmingham, UK - Carling Academy 2 - w/ Sugarcult, GOB 6/27/03: London, UK - The Mean Fiddler - w/ Sugarcult, GOB 6/28/03: Cardiff, UK - Mount Stuart - w/ Sugarcult, GOB 6/30/03: Portsmouth, UK - Wedgewood Rooms - w/ Sugarcult, GOB JULY 7/06/03: Rockford, IL - Memorial Hall - w/ Limbeck, The Cardinal Sin 7/07/03: Muskegon, MI - Rock Harbor Café - w/ Limbeck, The Cardinal Sin 7/08/03: Detroit, MI - The Shelter - w/ Limbeck, The Cardinal Sin 7/09/03: Milwaukee, WI - The Rave - w/ Limbeck, The Cardinal Sin 7/10/03: Madison, WI - Memorial Union Terrace - w/ Limbeck, The Cardinal Sin 7/11/03: Chicago, IL - Fireside Bowl - w/ Limbeck, The Cardinal Sin, Koufax 7/12/03: Minneapolis, MN - The Triple Rock Social Club - w/ Limbeck, The Cardinal Sin 7/13/03: Salt Lake City, UT - Bricks Club - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect 7/15/03: Seattle, WA - Graceland - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect 7/16/03: Portland, OR - Roseland Theater - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect 7/17/03: San Francisco, CA - Slim’s - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect 7/18/03: Los Angeles, CA - House of Blues - w/ Reggie and the Full Effect 7/19/03: Pomona, CA - Glass House - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect 7/20/03: Las Vegas, NV - House of Blues - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect 7/22/03: San Diego, CA - Canes - w/ Reggie and the Full Effect 7/23/03: Phoenix, AZ - Nita’s Hideaway - w/ Reggie and the Full Effect 7/25/03: Fort Worth, TX - Ridglea Theater - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect 7/26/03: Austin, TX - Emo’s - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect 7/27/03: Houston, TX - Engine Room - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect 7/29/03: Tampa, FL - Masquerade - w/ Midtown, A Static Lullaby, Reggie and the Full Effect AUGUST 8/01/03: Portage, MI - Portage Northern High School Auditorium - w/ Lucky Boys Confusion 8/03/03: Detroit, MI - Pontiac Silverdome - w/ Warped Tour 2003 8/04/03: Milwaukee, WI - Marcus Amphitheater - w/ Warped Tour 2003 8/05/03: Cleveland, OH - Tower City Amphitheater Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2003 8/06/03: Pittsburgh, PA - Post Gazette Pavilion - w/ Warped Tour 2003 8/07/03: Buffalo, NY - Darien Lakes PAC - w/ Warped Tour 2003 8/08/03: Philadelphia, PA - Tweeter Center (Waterfront) - w/ Warped Tour 2003 8/09/03: New York, NY - Randall’s Island - w/ Warped Tour 2003 8/10/03: Asbury Park, NJ - Asbury Park Lot - w/ Warped Tour 2003 SEPTEMBER 9/09/03: Pomona, CA - Glasshouse - w/ Oslo, Over It, Rufio 9/10/03: San Diego, CA - The Scene - w/ Oslo, Over It, Rufio 9/12/03: Los Angeles, CA - The Troubadour - w/ Oslo, Over It, Rufio 9/13/03: Las Vegas, NV - Huntridge Theater - w/ Oslo, Over It, Rufio 9/15/03: Tempe, AZ - Bash on Ash - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/17/03: Austin, TX - Emo’s - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/18/03: San Antonio, TX - Sin 13 - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/19/03: Houston, TX - Fat Cat’s - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/20/03: Dallas, TX - The Door - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/21/03: Denham Springs, LA - VFW - w/ The Kenmores, Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/23/03: St. Petersburg, FL - Janus Landing - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/24/03: Ft. Lauderdale, FL -The Factory - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/25/03: Orlando, FL - The Social - w/ The Fight, Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/26/03: Jacksonville, FL – Freebird Cafe - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/27/03: Atlanta, GA - The Masquerade - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/28/03: Charlotte, NC - Tremont Music Hall - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 9/29/03: Richmond, VA - Alley Katz - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio OCTOBER 10/01/03: New York, NY- Knitting Factory - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 10/02/03: Hoboken, NJ - Maxwell’s - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 10/03/03: Baltimore, MD - Fletcher’s - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 10/04/03: Philadelphia, PA - The Trocadero - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 10/05/03: Worcester, MA - Palladium - w/ Northstar, Over It, Rufio 10/07/03: Montreal, QC - Rainbow Hall -w/ Northstar, Rufio 10/08/03: Ottawa, ON - Babylon - w/ Harstfield, Northstar, Rufio 10/09/03: London, ON - Embassy -w/ Northstar, Rufio 10/10/03: Toronto, ON - The Kathedral - w/ Northstar, Rufio 10/11/03: Rochester, NY - Water Street Music Hall - w/ Northstar, Fall Out Boy, Rufio 10/12/03: State College, PA - Crowbar - w/ Northstar, Fall Out Boy, Rufio 10/13/03: Toledo, OH - Headliners -w/ Mae, Fall Out Boy, Rufio 10/14/03: Cleveland Heights, OH - Grog Shop - w/ Mae, Fall Out Boy, Rufio 10/15/03: Detroit, MI - The Shelter - w/ Mae, Fall Out Boy, Rufio 10/16/03: Chicago, IL - Metro - w/ Mae, Fall Out Boy, Rufio 10/17/03: Milwaukee, WI - Todd Wehr Auditorium - w/ Mae, Fall Out Boy, Rufio 10/18/03: Minneapolis, MN - The Quest Club - w/ Mae, Fall Out Boy, Rufio 10/19/03: Mankato, MN - Kato Entertainment Center - w/ Mae, Almost There, Fall Out Boy, Rufio 10/24/03: Iowa City, IA - Gabe’s Oasis 10/25/03: St.
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