A Place To Bury Strangers Live at Globe Hall

Addison Herron-Wheeler is OUT FRONT's co-publisher and editor-in-chief and friend…

This Tuesday, iconic NYC shoegaze pioneers A Place To Bury Strangers will take over Globe Hall in Denver. Their special blend of lo-fi rock, noise, and unique experimentation has moved fans for over a decade.

Now, they are touring in support of Pinned, their most recent full-length. The album has garnered praise for taking even more liberties with their sound yet staying true to the band’s original vision. With the addition of Lia Simone Braswell on drums, the band has turned over a fresh leaf, bringing even more fans into the fold with this latest offering.

Opening the show in Denver are Kraus and cindygod. In true Globe Hall fashion, there will also be BBQ.

Doors are at 7 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m. Grab tickets here if you haven’t already.

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Addison Herron-Wheeler

Addison Herron-Wheeler is OUT FRONT's co-publisher and editor-in-chief and friend to dogs everywhere. She enjoys long walks in the darkness away from any sources of sunlight, rainy days, and painfully dry comedy. She also covers cannabis and heavy metal, and is author of Wicked Woman: Women in Metal from the 1960s to Now and Respirator, a short story collection.