Underoath brings its Define the Great Line 20th anniversary tour to The Fillmore, with August Burns Red, Atreyu and Emery.
Underoath are playing The Fillmore on Tuesday, December 1, as part of their Define the Great Line 20th anniversary tour. It's a full-album run, so they'll be playing Define the Great Line in its entirety. The record came out in 2006, and this tour marks two decades since it hit the shelves.
They aren't coming alone. August Burns Red, Atreyu, and Emery are all on the bill, which puts four bands on one stage in a single night. It's a heavy lineup from start to finish, and since it's a tour, the whole group is moving through the same set of dates together.
If you've followed them for a while, you know Define the Great Line was a turning point for the band. Hearing it played straight through is a different thing than listening to it on your own, and that's the whole point of an anniversary tour like this. It's the record in its original order, from start to finish, rather than a handful of songs scattered through a regular set.
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Doors open at 5:30 PM and the show starts at 6:30 PM, so there's an hour to get in and settle before the first band takes the stage. With four acts on the bill, it's a long night of music. The Fillmore is in Philadelphia, and the date is Tuesday, December 1.
