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Motion City Soundtrack Tour Dates – 2005 Motion City Memories Motion City Soundtrack Tour Dates – 2005 Motion City Memories - http://www.motioncitysoundtrack.net JANUARY FEBRUARY 2/02/05: Cincinnati, OH - Bogart’s - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/03/05: DeKalb, IL - Duke Ellington Ballroom - w/ The Matches, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 2/04/05: St. Louis, MO - Mississippi Nights - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/05/05: Lawrence, KS - The Bottleneck - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/06/05: Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/08/05: Salt Lake City, UT - Lo-Fi Cafe - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/09/05: Boise, ID - The Big Easy - w/ The Matches, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 2/10/05: Seattle, WA - El Corazón - w/ The Matches, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 2/11/05: Portland, OR - Meow Meow - w/ The Matches, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 2/12/05: Orangevale, CA - The Boardwalk - w/ The Matches, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 2/13/05: San Francisco, CA - Slim's - w/ From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 2/15/05: Bakersfield, CA - The Dome - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/16/05: Anaheim, CA - House Of Blues - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/17/05: West Hollywood, CA - House Of Blues - w/ The Matches, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 2/18/05: San Diego, CA - Soma - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/19/05: Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theatre - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/21/05: Dallas, TX - Trees - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/22/05: San Antonio, TX - White Rabbit - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/23/05: Houston, TX - Meridian - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/25/05: Tallahassee, FL - Club Downunder (Florida State University) - w/ Matchbook Romance 2/26/05: Orlando, FL - UCF Arena (University of Central Florida) - w/ Scatter the Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance, Whole Wheat Bread, Boxelder, Sloppy Meateaters (Central Florida Extreme III) 2/27/05: Jacksonville, FL - Free Bird Live - w/ Matchbook Romance MARCH 3/01/05: Atlanta, GA - Masquerade - w/ Scatter the Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/02/05: Charlotte, NC - Tremont Music Hall - w/ Matchbook Romance 3/03/05: Washington, DC - 9:30 Club - w/ Scatter The Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/04/05: Philadelphia, PA - Electric Factory - w/ Scatter The Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/05/05: Sayreville, NJ - Starland Ballroom - w/ Scatter The Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/07/05: New York, NY - Irving Plaza - w/ Scatter The Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/08/05: Hartford, CT - Webster Theatre - w/ Matchbook Romance 3/09/05: Syracuse, NY - Club Tundra - w/ Scatter The Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/10/05: Toronto, ON - Opera House - w/ Scatter The Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/11/05: Montreal, QC - Club Soda - w/ Scatter The Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/12/05: Boston, MA - Axis - w/ Scatter The Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/13/05: Rochester, NY - Water Street Music Hall - w/ Matchbook Romance 3/15/05: Cleveland, OH - The Odeon - w/ Matchbook Romance 3/16/05: Detroit, MI - St. Andrews Hall - w/ Matchbook Romance 3/17/05: Chicago, IL - Metro - w/ Scatter The Ashes, From First To Last, Matchbook Romance 3/18/05: Milwaukee, WI - The Eagles Club II - w/ The Matches, From First to Last, Matchbook Romance 3/19/05: Minneapolis, MN - Quest Club - w/ Matchbook Romance 3/20/05: Roseville, MN - Zumiez Skate Shop @ Rosedale Mall (in-store acoustic) APRIL 4/01/05: Iowa City, IA - IMU 2nd Floor Ballroom (University of Iowa) - w/ Communique, Somerset 4/02/05: Notre Dame, IN - Legends of Notre Dame Club - w/ Communique, Somerset 4/03/05: Urbana, IL - Illini Union Courtyard Cafe (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) - w/ Communique, Somerset 4/07/05: DeKalb, IL - Otto’s - w/ The Cardinal Sin, Somerset, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower 4/08/05: Cincinnati, OH - Bogart’s - w/ Taking Back Sunday, Lucero, Circa Survive 4/09/05: Bloomington, IN - Rhino’s - w/ Lucero 4/10/05: Valparaiso, IN - University Gym (Valparaiso University) - w/ Something Corporate, Ludo 4/15/05: Philadelphia, PA - University Fieldhouse (St. Joseph’s College) - w/ Jamison Parker, Something Corporate 4/19/05: Duluth, MN - Kirby Ballroom (University of Minnesota Duluth) - w/ Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, Melee, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower 4/20/05: Mankato, MN - What's Up Lounge - w/ Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, Melee, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower 4/21/05: Milwaukee, WI - Wisconsin Room (University of Wisconsin Milwaukee) - w/ Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, Melee, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower 4/22/05: La Crosse, WI - The Warehouse - w/ Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, Melee, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower 4/23/05: Ames, IA - Forker Parking Lot (Iowa State University) - w/ Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, Melee, Officially Terminated, Blood Will Tell, Famous By July 4/25/05: Toledo, OH - Headliners - w/ Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, Melee, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower 4/26/05: Pittsburgh, PA - Mr. Smalls Fun House - w/ Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, Melee, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower 4/27/05: Erie, PA - Forward Hall - w/ Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, Melee, Small Towns Burn A Little Slower, Knife Fight the World 4/28/05: Long Island, NY - Nassau Community College - w/ Patent Pending 4/29/05: Asbury Park, NJ - Convention Hall - w/ The Bamboozle 4/30/05: Asbury Park, NJ - Convention Hall - w/ The Bamboozle (surprise set) MAY 5/01/05: Centreville, VA - Bull Run Regional Park - w/ Flipside Festival (including: The Starting Line, The Early November, Rufio, Hidden in Plain View, My American Heart, Acceptance, Spitalfield, Jamison Parker, Driving East, 33 West, Gatsby’s American Dream, Days Like These) 5/06/05: Rockford, IL - Forest Hills Lodge - w/ Fall Out Boy, October Fall 5/10/05: London, UK - Carling Islington Academy - w/ Finch 5/11/05: Manchester, UK - Academy 3 - w/ Finch 5/12/05: Glasgow, UK - King Tut’s - w/ Finch 5/13/05: Wolverhampton, UK - Little Civic - w/ The Maple State, My Awesome Compilation 5/14/05: London, UK - Water Rats - (afternoon show) 5/14/05: London, UK - Water Rats - w/ The Maple State, My Awesome Compilation (evening show) 5/20/05: Chicago, IL - DePaul University Quadrangle - w/ Nas, Math Nathanson, A Girl Named Craig (DePaul University FEST) 5/30/05: Detroit, MI - State/Fox Theatre - w/ The Killers, Keane, Social Distortion, Hot Hot Heat, Sum 41, Unwritten Law, Louis XIV, Brendan Benson, Z-Trip, High Speed Scene, A Static Lullaby, Acceptance, Static Revenger (89X Birthday Bash) JUNE 6/07/05: Minneapolis, MN - Quest Club - CD release show w/ Over It, This is Me Smiling 6/08/05: Chicago, IL - Metro - CD release show w/ Over It, This Is Me Smiling, The Hush Sound 6/09/05: Grand Rapids, MI - The Intersection - w/ Over it, Sin Claire 6/10/05: Ferndale, MI - Record Time (in-store acoustic) 6/11/05: Cambridge, MA - Tower Records (in-store acoustic) 6/12/05: Farmingdale, NY - the Downtown - w/ Over It, Bayside, The Modern 6/13/05: West Babylon, NY - Looney Tunes (in-store acoustic) 6/14/05: Fords, NJ - Vintage Vinyl (in-store acoustic) 6/15/05: Cherry Hill, NJ - Tower Records (in-store acoustic) 6/17/05: Syracuse, NY - Club Tundra - w/ Down to Earth Approach, Gatsby's American Dream, The Rocket Summer, The Receiving End of Sirens 6/18/05: Toronto, ON - The 360 (the Edge’s Next Big Thing) 6/21/05: Little Rock, AR - Juanita’s Cantina - w/ The Golden Republic, The Working Title, Dropping Daylight 6/22/05: Oklahoma City, OK - The Green Door - w/ The Golden Republic, The Working Title, Dropping Daylight 6/23/05: Austin, TX - Emo's - w/ Schatzi, The Working Title, Dropping Daylight 6/24/05: Dallas, TX - Smirnoff Music Centre - w/ Warped Tour 2005 6/25/05: Houston, TX - Reliant Astrodome - w/ Warped Tour 2005 6/26/05: Selma, TX - Verizon Wireless Amphitheater - w/ Warped Tour 2005 6/28/05: Las Cruces, NM - New Mexico State University Practice Field - w/ Warped Tour 2005 6/29/05: Peoria, AZ - Peoria Sports Complex - w/ Warped Tour 2005 6/30/05: San Diego, CA - Coors Amphitheater - w/ Warped Tour 2005 JULY 7/01/05: Long Beach, CA - Cal State Long Beach - w/ Warped Tour 2005 7/02/05: San Francisco, CA - Pier 30/32 - w/ Warped Tour 2005 7/03/05: Ventura, CA - Seaside Park - w/ Warped Tour 2005 7/04/05: Fresno, CA - SaveMart Center - w/ Warped Tour 2005 7/06/05: Pomona, CA - Pomona Fairplex - w/ Warped Tour 2005 7/07/05: Las Vegas, NV - Jillian's - w/ Jamison Parker, Dropping Daylight, This is Me Smiling 7/08/05: Salt Lake City, UT - In the Venue - w/ Jamison Parker, Dropping Daylight, This is Me Smiling 7/09/05: Denver, CO - Bluebird Theatre - w/ Jamison Parker, Dropping Daylight, This is Me Smiling 7/10/05: Lawrence, KS - Granada Theatre - The Working Title, Dropping Daylight, This Is Me Smiling 7/11/05: University City, MO - Vintage Vinyl (in-store acoustic) 7/12/05: St. Louis, MO - Creepy Crawl - w/ Veda, The Working Title, This Is Me Smiling 7/13/05: Omaha, NE - Sokol Underground - w/ Veda, The Working Title, This Is Me Smiling 7/14/05: Des Moines, IA - House of Bricks - w/ Veda, The Working Title, This Is Me Smiling 7/20/05: Noblesville, IN - Verizon Wireless Music Center - w/ Warped Tour 2005 7/21/05: Cleveland, OH - Tower City Amphitheater - 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