Movements European Tour Starting Soon - Nearly Full Sold Out! || New Album 'RUCKUS!' Out Now

Southern California post-hardcore band MOVEMENTS — Patrick Miranda, vocals; Ira George, guitar; Spencer York, drums; and Austin Cressey, bass — will be embarking on a European tour in November, hitting 4 cities in Germany and Eindhoven in the Netherlands. The shows, which follow the release of their new album 'RUCKUS!', out now via Fearless Records, are almost all now sold out. Check out the dates below!

MOVEMENTS - November 2023 EU Tour

• November 14th @ Kesselhaus (Wiesbaden, DE) - SOLD OUT
• November 15th @ Hansa39 (Munich, DE)
• November 17th @ Nochtspeicher (Hamburg, DE) - SOLD OUT
• November 18th @ Gebaude 9 (Cologne, DE) - SOLD OUT
• November 20th @ Dynamo (Eindhoven, NL)

It's been a whirlwind few years for Movements as evidenced by the fact that band's 2020 album "No Good Left to Give" debuted at #3 on the Alternative chart and their streams have doubled since then with 200 million total streams in the U.S. alone. However, despite their success, the Southern Californian act have constantly reinvented themselves since forming in 2015 and the band's third full-length "RUCKUS!" sees the post-hardcore quartet taking their sound to expansive and sometimes unexpected places. Produced by longtime collaborator Will Yip (Circa Survive, Code Orange), the album fuses post-hardcore and punk influences with a healthy dose of pop songcraft to create an album that defies scene conventions in favor of something wholly unique. In order to accomplish this, the band made three extended trips to Yip's Studio 4 in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, to write and record the collection of songs that would end up as "RUCKUS!". "I truly don't believe that it could have been a more streamlined process and I don't think we've ever written music that's as good as what we put together for this record" Miranda explains. "RUCKUS!" sees the band integrating decidedly different influences such as Gorillaz and Strokes into their sound to challenge people's preconceptions.