Progressive post-hardcore band Hail The Sun performs at The Bomb Factory, joined by Chiodos, Emery and Evergreen Terrace.
Hail The Sun play The Bomb Factory on Tuesday, October 13, as part of a four-band bill that brings together a few names from the post-hardcore and emo scene. They're sharing the stage with Chiodos, Emery, and Evergreen Terrace, so it's a full night rather than a single act. The show is billed as all ages, which means you can bring younger friends along without worrying about an age restriction at the door.
Hail The Sun are a progressive post-hardcore band from Los Angeles, California. The lineup consists of John Stirrat, Shan Gann, Aric Garcia, and Donovan Melero. They've built their sound around the technical, shifting arrangements that define progressive post-hardcore—lots of odd time signatures and dynamic shifts—so if you're into that side of the scene, this is the one to watch. The other three bands on the bill, Chiodos, Emery, and Evergreen Terrace, each bring their own take on the heavier, melodic side of the genre, so the whole evening stays in that general neighborhood.
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The Bomb Factory is at 2713 Canton St, Dallas, TX 75226. Doors open at 6 PM, and the music starts at 7 PM. Since it's a Tuesday night, you'll want to keep that in mind if you're coming from work or have a morning the next day. With four bands on the bill, it's a long night of music, so arriving closer to doors if you want to catch the openers is a good call.
