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Manchester Orchestra Announces Official Schedule for the Stuffing at the Fox Theatre and Charitable Components Media Contact: Haley Sheram BRAVE Public Relations 404.233.3993 [email protected] MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCES OFFICIAL SCHEDULE FOR THE STUFFING AT THE FOX THEATRE AND CHARITABLE COMPONENTS Great seats still available at FoxTheatre.Org ATLANTA (November 20, 2018) – Manchester Orchestra and The Front Bottoms kick off their 2018 tour with ‘The Stuffing’ – Manchester Orchestra’s 9th annual Thanksgiving celebration – at Atlanta’s Fox Theatre this Wednesday, Nov. 21 at 5 p.m. The performance will feature Saves The Day, Kevin Devine (solo), O’Brother, Mighty and Brother Bird. ‘The Stuffing’ takes over the Fox Theatre auditorium and Egyptian Ballroom, with doors opening at 4 p.m. and the first band hitting the Egyptian Ballroom stage at 5 p.m. Performances will occur in both the auditorium and Egyptian Ballroom throughout the event. The official schedule is as follows: Egyptian Ballroom Stage Main Stage 5:00 PM – 5:25 PM Mighty 7:40 PM – 8:05 PM Kevin Devine 5:40 PM – 6:05 PM Brother Bird 8:15 PM – 9:05 PM The Front Bottoms 6:20 PM – 6:50 PM O’Brother 9:35 PM – 10:50 PM Manchester Orchestra 7:05 PM – 7:40 PM Saves the Day The Stuffing is teaming up with two local charities this year. The first is Project Live Love. There will be a collection of unused, packaged, adult athletic socks for Project Live Love to help bring warmth to the homeless in our community this winter. To learn more visit www.ProjectLiveLove.com. Proceeds from the show will also go towards a second charity, 1 Million 4 Anna. Great seats are still available for ‘The Stuffing’ and can be purchased by visiting FoxTheatre.org, by calling 855-285-8499, or at the Fox Theatre Ticket Office. Tickets start at $25, plus applicable fees. Guests can purchase single-event access to the Marquee Club Presented by Lexus for pre-show through post-show entertaining in world-class luxury, with complimentary food, dessert, and non-alcoholic beverages plus access to private bars, restrooms, and rooftop terraces! Marquee Club access for The Stuffing is $55 per person. ABOUT THE FRONT BOTTOMS Comprised of guitarist/vocalist Brian Sella and drummer Mathew Uychich, The Front Bottoms have gripped listeners and press around the world with their ragged honesty and emotional urgency. The New Jersey based band’s 2017 LP, GOING GREY, arrived to critical acclaim with lead single “Peace Sign” breaking into the Alternative Radio charts. GOING GREY is highlighted by a string of celebrated singles, among them “Vacation Town,” “Everyone But You,” and “Raining,” which NPR avowed as “…brutally honest, witty and confessional…” adding, “The group’s heart and humor shine… .” The FADER declared, “The Front Bottoms make memorable sing-a-longs that call back to a different, simpler, sadder era of confessional guitar music” with Stereogum praising the new music as, “grand and reflective and damn near arena-ready.” “…Submit to the awesome power of The Front Bottoms” stated VICE, while A.V. Club professed, “The Front Bottoms are more confident, and secure enough to confess to all they don’t yet know. It’s a privilege to listen in as they work it out.” Earlier this year The Front Bottoms returned with Ann, the 2nd installment of their Grandma Series. The six-track collection, which follows 2014’s Rose EP, features five new recordings of never before released fan favorite songs as well as the brand-new track, “Tie Dye Dragon.” CONNECT WITH THE FRONT BOTTOMS: WWW.THEFRONTBOTTOMS.COM FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM TWITTER FUELEDBYRAMEN.COM ABOUT MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA Always seeking to push themselves creatively with each subsequent release, Manchester Orchestra expanded their dynamic sound to peak form on 2017’s cinematic and epic album A Black Mile To The Surface, which features production by Catherine Marks, John Congleton (St. Vincent, Explosions In The Sky, Angel Olsen), and their longtime studio partner Dan Hannon. The record showcases a band that rethought, deconstructed, and rebuilt their songwriting process to propel their music into a new emotional arena, drawing on Hull and McDowell's unique experience scoring the 2016 Sundance hit film Swiss Army Man (directed by The Daniels). The album earned acclaim from outlets including Entertainment Weekly (“…the alt-rockers to up the drama on their latest LP. The resulting collection is a mix of sweeping guitars, booming drums, and delightful vocal harmonies"), Pitchfork ("[Manchester Orchestra's] most thrilling album to date"), Vulture, Noisey ("It's the most lyrically intricate and sonically ambitious record that the band have made. It's also their best."), Alternative Press ("One of modern rock's most consistently great bands just raised the bar again"), and MAGNET, among others. Manchester Orchestra performed Alternative Radio Top 15 and AAA-topping single“The Gold” on both Jimmy Kimmel Live and CBS This Morning: Saturday Sessions, and is among the most-booked bands at music festivals this year, playing a career-high number that includes Lollapalooza, Governor’s Ball, Austin City Limits, Boston Calling, Bottlerock, Shaky Knees Music Festival, Osheaga, and Hangout Music Festival, among others. The band recently released a new single, “I Know How To Speak,” and a documentary of the same name that chronicles the recording process of A Black Mile To The Surface, as well as an EP of that album’s demos, The Black Mile Demos. For more information, please visit FoxTheatre.org. ### About the Fox Theatre The Fox Theatre is one of Atlanta’s premier venues for live entertainment and declared a “Top Stop of the Decade” by Venues Today Magazine. Listed as #1 non-residency venue worldwide for the decade by Billboard Magazine, the Fox most recently won 2017’s “Theatre of the Year” by the International Entertainment Buyers Association. Other notable achievements include Rolling Stone Magazine’s “The Best Big Rooms in America” as part of their “Venues That Rock” series (2013), nominated for Theatre of the Year by Billboard and Pollstar Magazines, and awarded the 2011 Outstanding Historic Theatre of the Year award by the League of Historic American Theatres. For the past decade, the Fox Theatre has consistently ranked in the top three non-residency theatres in North America for gross ticket sales by industry trade magazines, Pollstar, Billboard and Venues Today. The Fox Theatre has the #1 social media presence for any theatre or performing arts center in North America (2,000-5,000 seats), and for any Georgia venue according to the “Social Media Power 100” compiled by Venues Today Magazine. With 4,665 seat theatre, the Fox hosts 250 performances a year, from rock concerts to Broadway, ballets, comedy and movies, attracting 500,000 visitors per year. In addition, the Fox hosts wedding receptions, trade shows, corporate meetings and association functions in its fabulous ballrooms, lounge and outdoor terrace. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization, the Fox Theatre stands today as a fiercely protected landmark and a nationally acclaimed theater and is celebrating its 89th year. The Fox Theatre proudly acknowledges its partners for their generous support: Coca-Cola, Lexus, Georgian Terrace Hotel, Georgia Natural Gas, Atlanta Beverage-Yuengling, Regions, Grady Health System, and Whole Foods Market. Tickets for all events are available at the Fox Theatre Ticket Office, online at www.FoxTheatre.org, or toll free at 855-285-8499. For group sales information contact the Fox Theatre at (404) 881-2000, or visit The Fox Theatre website at www.foxtheatre.org. Please stay connected with the Fox Theatre on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. About the Marquee Club Presented by Lexus The Marquee Club Presented by Lexus is the Fox Theatre’s premium membership club. Adjacent to the theatre, the Moroccan and Middle Eastern-style club is 10,000 square feet of interior and exterior space; five stationary bars; three rooftop environments including the climate-controlled Conservatory, patio covered Arcade Terrace and the outdoor Rooftop Terrace. Open only during public events at the Fox Theatre, the Marquee Club offers pre-show through post-show access for club guests. Additional amenities include priority pre-sale ticketing notifications, access to private restrooms, concierge guest services, and self-parking access to an adjacent lot for some memberships. Single-event access passes for non-members are limited and available on a first come-first serve basis. For more information or to purchase a membership, please call Fox Theatre’s Corporate Partnership, Premium Seating Office at (404) 881-2127 or visit FoxTheatre.org/MarqueeClub. Share your Marquee Club Presented by Lexus experience at @FoxMarqueeClub and #FoxMarqueeClub. .
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