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Motion City Soundtrack Tour Dates – 2002 Motion City Memories Motion City Soundtrack Tour Dates – 2002 Motion City Memories - http://www.motioncitysoundtrack.net JANUARY FEBRUARY 2/10/02: Chicago, IL - Fireside Bowl – w/ Brandston, Liars Academy, Story So Far MARCH APRIL 4/06/02: St. Paul, MN - Eclipse Records Grand Ave 4/07/02: Peoria, IL - Bradley University Student Center Ballroom - w/ Allister, The Reunion Show, The Red Hot Valentines 4/09/02: New York, NY - Brownies - w/ Onelinedrawing 4/10/02: Richmond, VA - Swingers - w/ Peru, The Medium 4/11/02: Williamsburg, VA - The Meridian - w/ Peru , The Rachel Nevadas 4/12/02: Norfolk, VA - Cogans - w/Peg75 4/13/02: Murfreesboro, TN - Red Rose - w/ Onward Crispin Glover, Charter Oak 4/14/02: Oxford, AL - 1213 Rock Shows - w/ Onward Crispin Glover, Eliminator Jr., Artificial Flavorz 4/15/02: Jackson, MS - ??? - w/ Onward Crispin Glover 4/16/02: Springfield, IL - Rise - w/ Tip 4/17/02: St. Louis, MO - Lemmons Basement Bar - Riddle of Steel, Southernrise 4/18/02: Des Plaines, IL - Des Plaines Movie Theater - w/ 504 Plan 4/19/02: Bloomington, IN - House party 4/20/02: Grand Rapids, MI - Intersection - w/ Branston 4/21/02: East Lansing, MI – Michigan State University - w/ Girls vs. Boys, Milemarker 4/24/02: Chicago, IL - Fireside Bowl - w/ Fall Out Boy, Same Day Service, Punching Grey 4/25/02: Urbana, IL - The Red Herring - w/ The Blackouts, Black Left Pinky 4/27/02: Morris, MN - East Side Park - w/ Sandy's Banana Seat, Gadero, The Black, Blue Note Jazz Combo (Arbor Fest) MAY 5/21/02: Chicago, IL - House of Blues - w/ Something Corporate, Lucky Boys Confusion JUNE 6/01/02: Bloomington, IL - The Prairie House - w/ Lipid, Everybody Uh Oh, The Braves 6/02/02: Minneapolis, MN - the Quest Ascot Room - w/ Finch, The Starting Line 6/26/02: Minneapolis, MN - the Quest Ascot Room - w/ Onelinedrawing, Eastern Youth, Attention, Wish Upon a Star JULY 7/12/02: Urbana, IL - Canopy Club - w/ The Red Hot Valentines, The Reputation 7/28/02: Minneapolis, MN - Harriet Island - w/ Warped Tour 2002 7/30/02: Columbus, OH - Promowest Pavilion - w/ Warped Tour 2002 7/31/02: Cincinnati, OH - Riverbend Music Center - w/ Warped Tour 2002 AUGUST 8/01/02: Detroit, MI - Magic Stick - w/ Desaparecidos, Few And Far Between, Rilo Kiley 8/02/02: Grand Rapids, MI - Intersection - w/ Desaparecidos, Few And Far Between, Rilo Kiley 8/03/02: Champaign, IL - Spaulding Skate Park - w/ Sagacity 8/04/02: Chicago, IL - The Empty Bottle - w/ Rye Coalition, The Means 8/10/02: Minneapolis, MN - Betsy’s Back Porch - w/ Volante, Red Light Go 8/20/02: Chicago, IL - Metro - Plain White T's, Close Enough, Bright Life, 15 Minutes Late 8/22/02: Cleveland, OH - Peabody’s 8/23/02: Buffalo, NY - The Showplace 8/25/02: Richmond, VA - 929 Café - w/ I Admit, Peru, Channel 43 8/26/02: Philadelphia, PA - Pontiac Grill - w/ The June Spirit, Pilot Round The Sun, The Switch 8/27/02: Asbury Park, NJ - The Saint - w/ Pipe 8/28/02: New York, NY - The Mercury Lounge - w/ The Feelers 8/29/02: Albany, NY - Valentines - w/ Grey Star, 4 Corners, and The Score 8/30/02: Danbury, CT - The Empress Ballroom - Dill, Silent Groove, The Teles, All Rights Reserved 8/31/02: Medford, NY - Country Fair Entertainment Park (This Island Earth Festival) - w/ Thursday, Midtown, Brand New, Taking Back Sunday, Hot Rod Circuit, The Starting Line, The Reunion Show, Catch 22, Most Precious Blood, The Youth Ahead, Subterfudge, Last Perfect Thing, On The Might Of Princes, Drawn From Endings, Dearly Departed, Sprout, Blood Red, Part Time Hero SEPTEMBER 9/03/02: Indianapolis, IN - The Emerson Theater - The All-American Rejects, Asking Autumn, Chronic Chaos, Jonny 5 9/04/02: Clinton, IA - The Pig Pen - w/ The All-American Rejects 9/05/02: Columbia, MO - Shattered - w/ The All-American Rejects 9/06/02: Kansas City, MO - The Hurricane - w/ Houston 9/11/02: Champaign, IL - The Highdive - w/ Aloha, Everybody Uh Oh 9/12/02: Madison, WI - Orpheum Theater - w/ Aloha, Q And Not U 9/13/02: Grinnel, IA - The Garden (Grinnel College) - w/ Aloha, The Red Hot Valentines, Cerebrus Shoal 9/21/02: Morris, MN - Old No 1 Bar & Grill 9/24/02: Royal Oak, MI - Royal Oak Music Theatre - w/ Jimmy Eat World, Detachment Kit 9/27/02: St. Louis, MO - The Galaxy - w/Student Rick, Big Blue Monkey 9/28/02: Waverly, IA - Clinton Field (Wartburg College) - w/ Student Rick, Big Blue Monkey OCTOBER 10/10/02: Peoria, IL - The Meeting House - w/ Ultimate Fakebook, The Forecast 10/12/02: Urbana, IL - Illini Union Courtyard Cafe (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) - w/ Ultimate Fakebook, The People 10/14/02: Chicago, IL - Fireside Bowl - w/ Ultimate Fakebook, The People 10/16/02: Indianapolis, IN - The Emerson Theater - w/ Ultimate Fakebook, Corporate Circus 10/18/02: Normal, IL - ISU Bowling and Billiards Center - w/ The Red Hot Valentines, Troubled Hubble, Super 88 10/29/02: Richmond, VA - 929 Café - w/ My Chemical Romance, June Spirit, Northstar NOVEMBER 11/01/02: Bloomington, IL - Illinois Wesleyan University - w/ Dog and Everything 11/08/02: St. Paul, MN - North Star Ballroom (University of Minnesota) - w/The Crush, The People, Split Habit 11/15/02: Chicago, IL - Double Door - w/ Fountains of Wayne 11/18/02: Omaha, NE - Ranch Bowl - w/ The All-American Rejects, Northstar, The Reunion Show 11/19/02: LaCrosse, WI - Warehouse - w/ The Sweet Nothings, The All-American Rejects, Northstar, The Reunion Show 11/20/02: Chicago, IL - Fireside Bowl - w/ The All-American Rejects, Northstar 11/21/02: Milwaukee, WI - The Globe - w/ The All-American Rejects, Northstar, The Reunion Show 11/22/02: Rockford, IL - The Divine Cup - w/ The All-American Rejects, Northstar, Cusack 11/23/02: Muskegon, MI - Rock Harbor Café - w/ The All-American Rejects, Northstar, Mallet, Fold, Uncalled For 11/24/02: St. Louis, MO - Hi Pointe - w/ The All-American Rejects, Northstar 11/26/02: Oklahoma City, OK - The Green Door - w/ The All-American Rejects, Northstar, The Reunion Show 11/27/02: Oklahoma City, OK - Bricktown Brewery - w/ The All-American Rejects, Northstar 11/29/02: Tucson, AZ - The Muse - w/ Park 11/30/02: Tempe, AZ - Big Fish Pub - w/ Get Away Driver DECEMBER 12/01/02: Ventura, CA - The Livery Theater 12/02/02: Anaheim, CA - Chain Reaction - w/ hellogoodbye, Rochelle Rochelle, Dead by Dawn 12/03/02: Los Angeles, CA - The Knitting Factory - w/ Koufax 12/04/02: Los Angeles, CA - Spaceland - w/ Owen 12/13/02: Grand Rapids, MI - The Intersection - w/ The Used, S.T.U.N. 12/14/02: Detroit, MI - The Shelter - w/ Bedford Drive, Rescue .
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