Rock and metalcore band Like Moths to Flames perform live at Summit Music Hall as part of the Saosin: 20 Years of Self-Titled tour.
Like Moths to Flames play the Summit Music Hall on Friday, November 20, as part of the 'Saosin: 20 Years of Self-Titled' tour. It's a full bill, with Saosin headlining and Silent Planet and Save You filling out the rest of the night.
Like Moths to Flames are a rock and metalcore band from Columbus, Ohio. The lineup is fronted by vocalist Chris Roetter, with Zach Pishney and Jeremy Smith on guitar and Aaron Evans on bass. They've built a reputation as a live act, and their setlists usually lean on tracks like 'Habitual Decline', 'Over the Garden Wall', 'Salting The Earth', 'I Solemnly Swear', 'Bury Your Pain' and 'Burn in Water, Drown in Flame'.
There's new material to work with, too: they released No Eternity in Gold on October 30, so the tour comes just a few weeks after the record dropped. Between that and the older songs they tend to pull from, the set should cover a good stretch of their catalog. The whole night is part of the 'Saosin: 20 Years of Self-Titled' tour, which celebrates two decades since Saosin put out their self-titled release.
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Doors open at 6 PM at the Summit Music Hall in Denver.
