Brand New Shakes Off the Dust for First Tour Since 2017: Get Ready for Nostalgia! 3.
Let’s dive deep into the musical time capsule, shall we? Brand New, the iconic emo rock band that once had us all crying into our skinny jeans, is back on the road for the first time since 2017. Yes, you read that correctly—dust off your old mixtapes and prepare for a wave of nostalgia! The Long Island natives are set to embark on a 24-concert tour kicking off on June 27, 2025, with stops in Rochester, Newark, and their grand finale at the UBS Arena in Belmont Park, NY, on July 2. This announcement might send shivers down your spine, especially considering the hiatus that followed the 2017 allegations against lead singer Jesse Lacey. Let’s not forget the emotional rollercoaster that ensued after accusations of sexual misconduct surfaced, leading to an extended break that left fans in a state of uncertainty. Lacey, in an attempt at damage control, issued a heartfelt apology, acknowledging the pain he caused. But back to the present: this tour isn’t just a reunion; it’s a chance for fans to relive those hauntingly beautiful melodies that defined a generation. The band has hinted at performing fan favorites like “The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows” and “Jesus,” ensuring that the emotional resonance of their music remains intact. Tickets go on sale April 4, 2025, via platforms like Vivid Seats, ensuring fans have a secure method to snag their spots. Just a heads up, though: ticket prices can fluctuate based on demand, so keep your wallets ready. And while Brand New may have taken the stage only a few times since their hiatus, their recent performances in Nashville showcased a setlist that would make any emo kid’s heart flutter. So, while we might be grappling with the past, let’s not forget the power of music to connect, heal, and transport us back to simpler times—when all we needed was a mixtape and a good cry. Don’t miss out on this chance to see Brand New live; it’s bound to be an experience that stirs up both joy and nostalgia.
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Sources: Celebrity Storm and New York Post, Set List FM
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