Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Reunited post-hardcore band Circa Survive have unveiled their first run of US concerts for spring 2027, combining headlining performances with appearances at Welcome To Rockville and Sonic Temple.
The itinerary marks another step in Circa Survive‘s return to live activity after their hiatus. Their atmospheric, progressive approach to post-hardcore has earned the group a devoted following across several studio albums.
Members of the band’s Creature Club Patreon received early access to tickets beginning November 10. General sales start Friday, November 13 at 10 a.m. local time. Get your tickets by clicking here.
Following his 2004 departure from Saosin — an exit Anthony Green later attributed to a fear of commitment — the vocalist returned to his hometown of Philadelphia to collaborate with longtime friend Colin Frangicetto. The pair began writing and recording material, laying the groundwork for what would become Circa Survive.
Supported by Equal Vision Records, Green and Frangicetto expanded the lineup by bringing in guitarist Brendan Ekstrom, Frangicetto’s former bandmate from the recently disbanded outfit This Day Forward. Drawing from their past touring connections with the band Taken, they recruited bassist Nick Beard before completing the roster with drummer Stephen Clifford, introduced through Marigold guitarist Vadim Taver. After a single week of rehearsals, Clifford officially joined, solidifying the group’s founding lineup.
Circa Survive officially introduced their full-length sound with their debut album, “Juturna”, released in the United States on April 19, 2005, and subsequently in Japan on January 31, 2006, via Equal Vision Records. Originally teased through the group’s MySpace page in November 2004, the band maintained fan engagement leading up to the launch by sharing updates across early digital platforms like PureVolume, YouTube, and their official website. In a forward-thinking promotional move, the band streamed the album in its entirety on MySpace shortly before its street date. Produced by Brian McTernan at Baltimore’s Salad Days Studios, “Juturna “peaked at No. 183 on the Billboard 200, establishing the foundation for Circa Survive’s progressive post-hardcore sound.
