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As Cities Burn
As Cities Burn are an American post-hardcore band formed in Mandeville, Louisiana, in 2002, known for combining Christian rock themes with intense, shifting instrumental arrangements.
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- 7 novOklahoma CityThe CriterionArtistas: Underoath, August Burns Red, AtreyuVer detalles
- 10 novPhoenixArizona Financial TheatreArtistas: Underoath, August Burns Red, AtreyuVer detalles
- 15 novSan FranciscoThe MasonicArtistas: Underoath, August Burns Red, AtreyuVer detalles
- 17 novSeattleParamount TheatreArtistas: Underoath, August Burns Red, AtreyuVer detalles
- 20 novSalt Lake CityThe UnionArtistas: Underoath, August Burns Red, AtreyuVer detalles
- 22 novDenverFillmore Auditorium (Denver)Artistas: Underoath, August Burns Red, AtreyuVer detalles
- 25 novChicagoAragon BallroomArtistas: Underoath, August Burns Red, AtreyuVer detalles
- 26 novGrand RapidsGLC Live at 20 MonroeArtistas: Underoath, August Burns Red, AtreyuVer detalles
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Acerca de As Cities Burn
The band signed to Solid State Records, an imprint of Tooth & Nail Records, in 2004. Its lineup is built around brothers Cody Bonnette (vocals, guitar, keyboards) and TJ Bonnette (screamed vocals, programming, piano), alongside drummer Aaron Lunsford and guitarist Hunter Walls.
The debut album Son, I Loved You at Your Darkest (2005) leaned on heavy screamed vocals, while Come Now Sleep (2007) marked a shift toward cleaner singing, a direction continued on Hell or High Water (2009). The band later returned with Scream Through the Walls (2019) following a reunion.
The group's history includes several breakups and reunions: disbanding in 2009, reuniting between 2011 and 2016, breaking up again, reforming in 2017, and dissolving after a performance at Furnace Fest in 2023, with a further reunion later announced alongside a tour by Emery.