Emarosa, Lawrence Arms, Dillinger Four and other Sets Shows Find New Homes

After The Sets in Tempe closed unexpectedly two weekends ago, local concert promoters like 13th Floor Entertainment and Psyko Steve have been mucho busy scrambling to find new venues for their shows. While a majority of the erstwhile Sets gigs have been relocated to such clubs as Chasers in Scottsdale...

By Benjamin Leatherman

September 10, 2009

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After The Sets in Tempe closed unexpectedly two weekends ago, local concert promoters like 13th Floor Entertainment and Psyko Steve have been mucho busy scrambling to find new venues for their shows.

While a majority of the erstwhile Sets gigs have been relocated to such clubs as Chasers in Scottsdale and the Clubhouse in Tempe, a few concerts remain homeless as of this writing (like the Revival Tour on November 10). The rundown of where each show is moving follows the break. Stay tuned for further updates on where these stragglers will end up.

The Halos and Horns Tour 2009
With Motograter, Darksun, Sin Reflection, Evolution of the Kill, Mission G., Malo De Dentro, and Signs of Solace
Friday, Sept. 18.
Moved to the Clubhouse Music Venue (1320 East Broadway Road, Tempe)

Dillinger Four
With Riverboat Gamblers, The Arrivals, and Parkway Wretch
Saturday, Sept. 26
Moved to Jugheads (5110 East McDowell Road)

Emarosa
With Dance Gavin Dance, Of Mice & Men, Tides of Man, & Of Machines
Monday, Sept. 28
Moved to Martini Ranch (7295 East Stetson Drive, Scottsdale)

It Dies Today
With Arsonists Get All the Girls, and Awaken Demons
Wednesday, Sept. 30
Moved to the Clubhouse Music Venue (1320 East Broadway Road, Tempe)

A Wilhelm Scream
With Living With Lions, and A Riot Before
Monday, Oct. 19.
Moved to Modified Arts (407 East Roosevelt Street)

Night Eternal Above America Tour
With Moonspell, Samael, Secrets of the Moon, and Kill Kapacity
Monday, Nov. 2
Moved to the Clubhouse Music Venue (1320 East Broadway Road, Tempe)

Lawrence Arms
With Teenage Bottle Rocket, Cobra Skulls, and Andrew Jackson Jihad
Thursday, Nov. 5
Moved to Chasers (8005 East Roosevelt Street, Scottsdale)

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Benjamin Leatherman is a staff writer for Phoenix New Times where he focuses primarily on arts, culture, music, and nightlife. He began writing for New Times in 2003 and joined the staff full-time in 2005. Prior to that, he contributed to magazines such as Tips & Tricks and The Wrestler. Benjamin has earned multiple awards from the Arizona Press Club including an award for sports enterprise reporting in 2009 and an award for statewide arts reporting in 2014. He holds a bachelor’s of arts in journalism from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

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