Like Moths To Flames

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Like Moths To Flames

11 upcoming dates · 11 cities · 1 country

Like Moths to Flames is an American metalcore band formed in early 2010 in Columbus, Ohio, assembled from members of Emarosa, TerraFirma and My Ticket Home. Vocalist Chris Roetter is the only member remaining from the original lineup; the current group also includes guitarist Zach Pishney, guitarist Cody Cavanaugh and drummer Roman Garcia.

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  1. Oct 30HoustonHouse of Blues HoustonPerformers: Saosin, Silent Planet, Save UsView details
  2. Nov 4NashvilleBrooklyn Bowl NashvillePerformers: Saosin, Silent Planet, Save UsView details
  3. Nov 5RaleighThe RitzPerformers: Saosin, Silent Planet, Save UsView details
  4. Nov 11PhiladelphiaBrooklyn Bowl PhiladelphiaPerformers: Saosin, Silent Planet, Save UsView details
  5. Nov 12BaltimoreNevermore HallPerformers: Saosin, Silent Planet, Save UsView details
  6. Nov 16ChicagoHouse of Blues ChicagoPerformers: Saosin, Silent Planet, Save UsView details
  7. Nov 18MilwaukeeThe Rave-Eagles ClubPerformers: Saosin, Silent PlanetView details
  8. Nov 21DenverSummit Music HallPerformers: Saosin, Silent Planet, Save UsView details
  9. Nov 23BoiseKnitting Factory - BoisePerformers: Saosin, Silent Planet, Save UsView details
  10. Nov 25SeattleShowbox SODOPerformers: Saosin, Silent PlanetView details
  11. Nov 28Los AngelesThe Novo by MicrosoftPerformers: Saosin, Silent PlanetView details

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About Like Moths To Flames

The band signed to Rise Records and released its debut album, When We Don't Exist, in 2011, followed by An Eye for an Eye (2013), The Dying Things We Live For (2015) and Dark Divine (2017). After moving to UNFD in 2019, the group issued No Eternity in Gold (2020) and The Cycles of Trying to Cope (2024), building a catalog centered on breakdown-heavy riffing paired with melodic vocal hooks.

Over more than a decade the band has toured extensively on the metalcore circuit alongside acts from the same Rise Records and UNFD rosters. Lineup turnover has been a recurring theme in the band's history, including the 2023 departure of founding bassist Aaron Evans following allegations against him.

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