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Glassjaw is an American post hardcore band formed in 1993 by vocalist Daryl Palumbo and guitarist Justin Beck from Long Island, New York, U.S.

After meeting at summer camp Daryl Palumbo and Justin Beck played their first show as Glassjaw in 1994. The band was strongly Influenced by their membership in other bands, including Beck’s Jewish straight-edged metalcore band Sons of Abraham, and Palumbo’s straight-edged XbustedX. Whilst playing the local hardcore scene, Glassjaw’s line-up changed frequently. Earlier releases included the EP “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang” in 1997, and 2000’s debut album “”Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence”.

The album showed off Glassjaw’s powerful and aggressive guttural vocals - dealing with uncomfortable topics such as Palumbo’s Crohn’s disease - and has often been cited as a milestone in post-hardcore. Its follow-up “Worship and Tribute” released by Warner Bros. Records in 2002 was engineered and mixed by Mike Fraser and was a more mature album, with influences as far reaching as Anthrax and The Cure.

With Palumbo experiencing a relapse with his Crohn’s disease as well as performing with his new group Head Automatica, Glassjaw went on a indeterminable hiatus, in which time band members Todd Weinstock, Dave Allen and Larry Gorman were all fired from the band. A couple of years later in 2005 with Manuel Carrero returning on bass after five years, and Durijah Lang filling in on guitar, Glassjaw played three shows at Farmingdale, New York’s The Downtown.

In 2007 the band played a one-off show at the Carling Academy Brixton, in London, England and a warm-up show at the Camden Barfly a day earlier, proving Glassjaw still has life in them. Following headline shows in Southern California, U.S. and a bunch of headline slots at festivals including Saints & Sinners, the band began releasing snippets of their new material.

After a series of teasing single releases including “(You Think You’re) John F*cking Lennon” and “All Good Junkies Go To Heaven” Glassjaw announced the upmcoming release of an EP and LP. The singles were later revealed to feature on the EP “One Color Green (The Singles)” released on 1/11/11. “One Color Green (The Singles)” has been followed up by the “Coloring Book” EP and Glassjaw continue to tour extensively.

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What can be said about Glassjaw that hasn’t been said already? One of the most influential hardcore bands for their role in innovating and perfecting the post-hardcore sound that began to hit its stride in the early 2000’s.

The band is spot on live, ripping through their music note for note as effortlessly as anything I’ve seen. Daryl Palumbo, one of two founding members that remain in Glassjaw, is as good a live singer as there is in the post-hardcore world. From his soaring high pitched vocals, to his eccentric dance moves during the band’s extended instrumental sections, Palumbo is an absolute joy to watch on stage.

I most recently saw Glassjaw at Reading in 2011, and I initially had a fear that perhaps the stage, and the moment, might be too big for them to handle but that initial fear was put to rest very quickly as soon as their trademark sound started bursting through those speakers. I don’t know if the other audience members shared my same fear, but if they did, their fears were certainly destroyed as well. In a crowd of tens of thousands, you would be hard pressed to find a single member of that audience that wasn’t in absolute awe of Glassjaw’s combined musicianship and showmanship.

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American post-hardcore outfit Glassjaw have been around longer than most give them credit for due to recent public interest gathering and further critical publicity. The group has always been known for their disputes inter-band and with their record label so despite them enjoying a two decade career, their studio album tally still remains at two. This does not seem to deter the fans though who continually follow the group around as away from the conflicts, you cannot deny this band's prowess as a live outfit.

It is an intense performance from the minute the first guitar kicks the venue into life. It is then dragged kicking and screaming through ninety minutes of the most extreme and chaotic post-hardcore music you can imagine with heightened guitar riffs and a thumping snare drum keeping everything in some form of order. It often descends into utter madness as Daryl Palumbo screams into his microphone with a suitably sweaty forehead yet the more insane the band allows itself to get, the more mental the fans react so its a pretty good two way system.

I will give them the benefit of the doubt seeing as it was the first show of the tour, but...

First four songs were played too slowly. Sad as they were 4 great songs. Then fifth song the pace picks up and they go into some spacey stuff from the last 2 EPs. Just when you think they will burn the place down with some classic jams...sets over.

3rd time I've seen this band and this was the most boring.

Chicago embarrassed me this night.

Glassjaw played an amazing set, Daryl didn't hold anything back.

What was the crowd doing?

Standing around like zombies at a house party.

If this is the reception they get every time they come out here, I'm not surprised they don't do more shows outside of the east coast.

Glassjaw was amazin the venue was great the crowed was a little roudy for my taste, in defense it was a glassjaw show. They were pushing so hard behind us they had to pull me up n i lost a shoe then escorted me out. It was still a show worth going i heart u daryl.

Glawssjaw were awesome

19 tracks, loads of energy, great performance

Mix of old and new tracks, and some rare live gems in there

Pity about the consistently shit Brixton Academy sound, but hey at least they're reliable

Everything I could have ever wanted in a show!Truly a band that must be seen live and delivers. Lets hope that the long awaited album drops this year. Lets just say they brought out "the bastard in me".

Glassjaw is a superb band no doubt about it. Long time fans and new fans alike have enjoyed the show equally and Glassjaw did not disappoint. The venue was great as well.

AMAZING as always!!!! This was my first time at Shaka's and I was impressed with the intimate setting! I can not wait for the next show and the new album!

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Glassjaw Announces 20th Anniversary Tour Featuring Life Of Agony, The Fall Of Troy And Incendiary

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Glassjaw Reveal Schedule For Opening Acts On Their 20th Anniversary Tour, Earth Crisis & Folly Newly Set For Select Dates

Last week saw Long Island post-hardcore favorites Glassjaw reveal the opening acts for their 20th anniversary touring. Today (February 18th) finds them announcing the addition of Earth Crisis and Folly to select dates of that run, along with the exact details of who will be opening each show.

The aforementioned tour will see Glassjaw celebrating the respective 20th anniversaries of their influential 2000 debut album “ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence ” and its acclaimed 2002 follow-up, “ Worship And Tribute “, with performances of those albums set to take place each night.

The updated itinerary for that tour runs as follows:

With Dare :

03/02 Los Angeles, CA – 1720 (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence ” set)

With Scowl :

03/03 Los Angeles, CA – 1720 (“ Worship And Tribute ” set)

03/04 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence ” set)

03/05 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall (“ Worship And Tribute ” set)

03/06 Pomona, CA – Great American Music Hall (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence “/” Worship And Tribute ” set)

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03/08 Denver, CO – The Summit (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence “/” Worship And Tribute ” set)

With The Fall Of Troy :

03/10 San Antonio, TX – Vibes Event Center (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence “/” Worship And Tribute ” set) 03/11 Austin, TX – Mohawk (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence ” set) 03/12 Austin, TX – Mohawk (“ Worship And Tribute ” set)

With Beloved :

03/14 Atlanta, GA – Masquerade – Heaven (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence “/” Worship And Tribute ” set)

03/16 Chicago, IL – Concord Music Hall (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence ” set)

With Folly & Incendiary :

03/18 Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence “/” Worship And Tribute ” set)

With Life Of Agony & Incendiary :

03/19 Worcester, MA – The Palladium (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence “/” Worship And Tribute ” set)

With Incendiary & End It :

03/20 Silver Springs, MD – Fillmore (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence “/” Worship And Tribute ” set)

With Incendiary :

03/21 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence “/” Worship And Tribute ” set)

03/23 Brooklyn, NY – Warsaw (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence ” set) 03/24 Brooklyn, NY – Warsaw (“ Worship And Tribute ” set)

With Life Of Agony & Tension :

03/25 Huntington, NY – The Paramount (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence ” set)

With Earth Crisis & Incendiary :

03/26 Huntington, NY – The Paramount (“ Worship And Tribute ” set)

05/27 London, UK – O2 Forum Kentish Town (“ Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence ” set) 05/28 Huntington, NY – O2 Forum Kentish Town (“ Worship And Tribute ” set)

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After 30 years, post-hardcore band Glassjaw is still not down for the count

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Glassjaw vocalist Daryl Palumbo still has a hard time using the word “legacy” to describe his band’s contribution to the post-hardcore scene.

“There’s so much pomposity in saying ‘legacy’ when I already have a hard enough time accepting any sort of compliments or hearing that my band did anything significant,” he said.

”I get that we all have a legacy — like if you’re a criminal who dies in prison, that’s your legacy — but I never drank the Kool-Aid.”

And yet, 30 years after forming the band as teenagers in Long Island, N.Y., in 1993, Palumbo and co-founding guitarist Justin Beck continue to see their impact play out in packed mosh pits across the world whenever they decide to return to the stage.

This week, Glassjaw returns to a sold-out crowd at the Echoplex on Dec. 21 (with an additional show the night before at the Observatory in Santa Ana) to kick off a short tour celebrating its three-decade milestone.

The band’s first two full-length releases — 2000’s “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence” and 2002’s “Worship and Tribute” — shaped the early 2000s New York post-hardcore scene alongside bands like Quicksand and Thursday.

Palumbo’s emotionally raw yet skillful vocals, combined with Beck’s unconventional rhythms and guitar licks, created a heavy and visceral sound that added musical exploration and lyrical allegories to the rage and vitriol of hard rock.

While others stuck with power chords, simple rhymes and standard time signatures, Glassjaw has always been more of an art project for the duo rather than a commercial success.

“Glassjaw was just a very young, pretty suburban version of a lot of [New York hardcore bands], but it’s an honor whenever anyone tells us they’re a fan,” Palumbo says. “I love music, and I’m a fan of everything from rap to metal, and I love the changes that I’ve heard in hardcore. I don’t keep up as much on modern bands as I should, ” Palumbo says, though he said he’s proud to see bands like Turnstile that continue to push eclectic, hardcore-infused jams.

“ They’re very much considered hardcore, and they play to thousands of people at giant festivals without sacrificing any of their integrity, ” Palumbo said. “That didn’t exist when we were young, so it’s an honor that I could not possibly put into words to even be told that Glassjaw left a tiny dent on the face of this big ‘alternative’ universe we live in.”

With the resurgence of hardcore and post-hardcore reaching a bigger (and younger) audience than ever before, members of Gen Z and beyond are discovering the genres’ influential bands and elevating them to new heights. For Glassjaw, which hasn’t been a full-time focus for any of its members since 2003, it means an expanding fan base even when Beck and Palumbo’s attention is elsewhere.

But it also means there are more distractions for Glassjaw to contend with than ever before. Beck spends his days running his band merchandise giant MerchDirect as it approaches its 25th year (and also looking at new business ventures), while Palumbo left New York for Florida and continues to work as an artist. He relaunched his poppier project, Head Automatica, earlier this year.

Although Glassjaw’s 30th anniversary tour is only five dates across three cities, that scarcity is also some of the appeal for the band’s fervent following. Despite their lasting impact (they spent much of 2022 on a sold-out tour celebrating the 20th anniversaries of their first two albums), Palumbo and Beck haven’t tarnished their legacy by watering down their discography with halfhearted cash grabs or inflated releases.

Since reaching the MTV2 audience in the early 2000s, Glassjaw has released only a trio of EPs (one of which is an iTunes-exclusive trio of B-sides from “Worship and Tribute”) and 2017’s “Material Control.”

Even without frequent new releases, Palumbo and Beck have always been insistent that Glassjaw isn’t going away. Since their brief hiatus for Palumbo to help manage his Crohn’s disease and focus on Head Automatica’s 2004 debut, “Decadence,” the two collaborators have performed at least a few shows (often one-off festivals) every nonpandemic year. Even their rotating cast of a rhythm section has stabilized a bit in recent years, with Chad Hasty not only performing with Glassjaw since 2015 but also sitting behind the kit for the Head Automatica reunion tour.

While it may seem to those on the outside like the future of Glassjaw is always in flux, Palumbo and Beck have been creatively “married” for long enough that it seems like only one of their deaths would prevent the band from hitting the stage once in a while.

“For Justin and I to have been as close as we are since we were literally children, it’s pretty crazy to see the things that we’ve done together,” Palumbo says. “We’re just a couple of dudes from New York who never took any of this too seriously. Glassjaw has existed for us way longer than it hasn’t, and it’s been 30 years of inside jokes and expecting things to all go wrong. I could be eating dinner with my family, but if you tell me I have to jump in and play a Glassjaw show, I could do it.”

Despite more than 20 years and a lot of emotions passing since the duo wrote the vast majority of Glassjaw’s live show catalog, some things haven’t changed. Beck is still the sensible businessman of the group, Palumbo is still the electrifying wild card, and both still carry the signature New York pessimism, sense of humor and passion that rings true regardless of generation.

“I still like the venom and passion that was in a lot of the old songs, but there is a level of disrespect and lack of couth that sometimes I don’t dig,” Palumbo says. “We don’t play certain songs live, because I don’t really need to be as venomous as I used to be. These days, I know how to harness my inner voice and use it as a tool. I can play with that anger and that venom without being fully led by my emotions. But Glassjaw will always remain ugly and edgy and irreverent. It’s heavy music. There’s never anything happy.”

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Celebrating 30 Years of Musical Brilliance with Glassjaw

For three remarkable decades, Glassjaw has been a driving force in the world of alternative rock. Their unique sound, intense lyrics, and electrifying performances have left an indelible mark on the music industry. Now, as they embark on a tour to celebrate "30 Years of Making Things," fans old and new have the opportunity to witness their musical brilliance live.

• 12/20/23– Santa Ana, CA
• 12/20/23– Los Angeles, CA
• 12/28/23– Chicago, IL
• 12/29/23– Brooklyn, NY

A Journey Through Time

Glassjaw's journey began three decades ago, and it's been a wild ride ever since. From their early days in the New York music scene to becoming a worldwide phenomenon, their music has resonated with countless listeners.

The band's evolution over the years has been a testament to their artistic growth and commitment to pushing boundaries. From their groundbreaking debut album "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence" to the critically acclaimed "Worship and Tribute" and beyond, Glassjaw's discography is a treasure trove of raw emotion and musical innovation.

What to Expect on the Tour

Glassjaw's "30 Years of Making Things" tour promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans. Expect to be swept away by classics that have defined generations and new tracks that showcase the band's continued creativity.

Each show will be a musical journey through time, with the band revisiting fan favorites and unearthing hidden gems from their extensive catalog. The energy and passion that Glassjaw brings to their live performances are unparalleled, making this tour a must-see event for anyone who loves rock music.

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As Glassjaw takes the stage to celebrate 30 years of making music, it's a reminder of the enduring power of artistry and the impact that a band can have on its fans. Whether you've been a devoted follower from the beginning or you're just discovering their music, this tour promises to be a journey through the heart and soul of alternative rock. Join the celebration and let the music of Glassjaw continue to inspire and resonate for years to come.

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Glassjaw Set 2023 Tour Dates: Ticket Presale Code & On-Sale Info

by Francesco Marano

Published october 19, 2023.

Hard rockers Glassjaw announced 2023 tour dates.

Five shows total are planned in December. The locations of the select shows are Santa Ana (California), Los Angeles, Chicago, and Brooklyn (New York City). For these concerts, Glassjaw plan to celebrate their 30th anniversary.

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When do Glassjaw 2023 tour tickets go on sale and what is the presale code?

The general public on-sale begins as early as October 20. Presales are currently underway for Live Nation, LN Mobile App., and local venues / radio. Keep in mind, each date is different and details are subject to change.

The Live Nation presale password is VOCALS , and the LN Mobile App code is COVERT . Click through the individual concert links for more information about the show you're interested in.

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EURO 2024 Trophy Tour kicks off in Stuttgart

Saturday, March 23, 2024

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The UEFA EURO 2024 Trophy Tour started in Stuttgart this week, with fans getting the opportunity to see the Henri Delaunay Cup up close as it made its way through the city alongside several special guests.

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"That's what makes it so special."

The procession ended at Schlossplatz, where Lahm – who spent two seasons at Stuttgart – and Šašić handed the trophy over to Cacau and Stuttgart mayor Frank Nopper in front of the historic Neues Schloss. Also in attendance were three-time Olympic gymnast and Host City ambassador Elisabeth Seitz, and Deputy Minister President of Baden-Württemberg, Thomas Strobl.

On Saturday, the event is moving to the Königsbau Passagen, where supporters can view and take photos with the cup throughout the day.

Stuttgart is set to host four group-stage matches at UEFA EURO 2024, including Germany v Hungary in Group A, and will make ‘the whole city a stadium’ during UEFA EURO 2024, with four fan zones featuring a range of entertainment and activities.

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Glassjaw Announce Vinyl Reissues of Classic Albums

Glassjaw 's 20-plus anniversary celebration for Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence and Worship and Tribute just got even more exciting. In addition to performing both of those seminal albums in full on next year's North American tour (see dates below), the Long Island post-hardcore icons are reissuing them as a special and highly limited-edition vinyl package.

Rather than reissuing them individually, EYEWTKAS and Worship and Tribute will only be available as part of a three-piece set that also includes their 2011 show at the The Forum London, marking the latter's vinyl debut. Additionally, fans have to buy tickets to Glassjaw's 2022 anniversary dates in order to get access to the vinyl, which they can then pick up at the show(s) they buy tickets to.

But wait, there's more. The vinyl reissues of Worship and Tribute will also include its long-lost closing track, "Convectuoso," which was removed from the original tracklist in 2002 amid label strife. Now, the song will be the record's official conclusion, just as the band initially intended. Live at the Forum features the show's entire setlist (minus the encore), which includes songs from their first two albums and their 2011 EP, Our Color Green .

EYEWTKAS will be on cyan colored wax, Worship and Tribute will be magenta and the live album will be yellow. All three records will be pressed on 180g vinyl.

The three-piece vinyl set will only be available to ticket-buyers for Glassjaw's upcoming tour, and ticket-holders will pick up their purchased vinyl at the show they attend. Pre-orders launch on Friday, July 9 at noon ET and we'll have the records available to order in our store with packaging exclusive to our shop . We'll let you know as soon as pre-orders are up, and remember you need a ticket to the tour to purchase the records. All dates and all ticket links below (including newly-added shows in Pomona, Chicago, and London).

Glassjaw 20+ year anniversaries tour dates: 03-02-22 - 1720 Los Angeles, CA - eyewtkas (sold out) 03-03-22 - 1720 Los Angeles, CA - w&t (sold out) 03-04-22 - Great American Music Hall San Francisco, CA - eyewtkas ( tickets ) 03-05-22 - Great American Music Hall San Francisco, CA - w&t (sold out) 03-06-22 - Pomona, CA - eyewtkas + w&t 03-08-22 - The Summit Denver, CO - eyewtkas + w&t ( tickets ) 03-10-22 - Vibes Event Center San Antonio, TX - eyewtkas + w&t ( tickets ) 03-11-22 - Mohawk Austin, TX - eyewtkas ( tickets ) 03-12-22 - Mohawk Austin, TX - w&t ( tickets ) 03-14-22 - Masquerade - Heaven Atlanta, GA- eyewtkas + w&t ( tickets ) 03-16-22 - Concord Music Hall Chicago, IL - eyewtkas ( tickets ) 03-18-22 - Starland Ballroom Sayreville, NJ - eyewtkas + w&t ( tickets ) 03-19-22 - The Palladium Worcester, MA - eyewtkas + w&t ( tickets ) 03-20-22 - Fillmore Silver Springs, MD - eyewtkas + w&t ( tickets ) 03-21-22 - Union Transfer Philadelphia, PA - eyewtkas + w&t ( tickets ) 03-23-22 - Warsaw Brooklyn, NY - eyewtkas ( tickets ) 03-24-22 - Warsaw Brooklyn, NY - w&t ( tickets ) 03-25-22 - The Paramount Huntington, NY - eyewtkas ( tickets ) 03-26-22 - The Paramount Huntington, NY - w&t ( tickets ) 05-27-22 - London, UK - eyewtkas 05-28-22 - London, UK - w&t

EYEWTKAS  Tracklist Pretty Lush Siberian Kiss Ry Ry's Song Lovebites and Razorlines Hurting and Shoving (She Should Have Let Me Sleep) Majour Her Middle Name Was Boom Piano Babe Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence Motel of the White Locust

Worship And Tribute  Tracklist Tip Your Bartender Mu Empire Cosmopolitan Blood Loss Ape Dos Mil Pink Roses Must've Run All Day Stuck Pig Radio Cambodia The Gillette Cavalcade of Sports Trailer Park Jesus Two Tabs of Mescaline Convectuoso

Live At The Forum  Tracklist You Think You're (John Fucking Lennon) Tip Your Bartender Mu Empire Stars Ape Dos Mil The Gillette Cavalcade of Sports Pink Roses Jesus Glue Natural Born Farmer All Good Junkies Go to Heaven El Mark Convectuoso Two Tabs of Mescaline Siberian Kiss

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