BEGIN:VCALENDAR METHOD:PUBLISH CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:-//EVDB//www.eventful.com//EN VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME:Taking Back Sunday w/ Envy on the Coast in Tucson\, AZ at Rialto Theatre - Eventful BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20081207T190000 DTSTAMP:20081205T221408Z SUMMARY:Taking Back Sunday w/ Envy on the Coast DESCRIPTION: sunday December 07 6:30pm doors / 7pm showtime   Taking Back Sunday  (Rock)with Envy On The Coast all ages   ON SALE SATURDAY\ , OCTOBER 11TH For Taking Back Sunday\, the past few years have been a s non-stop as the music on their latest album\, Louder Now. The New Yo rk-based melodic hardcore quintet’s third album was released on April 25\, 2006 and skyrocketed to Number Two on Billboard’s Top 200 chart a week later\, scanning more than 157\,000 copies. Now gold-certified\, Louder Now has led to multiple sold out U.S. headlining arena tours\, the headlining slot on the international Taste of Chaos tour in Austr alia\, Japan and Europe\, and an MTV Video Music award nomination (the MTV2 Viewer’s Choice award) for the album’s first single\, “MakeDamnS ure\,” which received more than three million combined plays on AOL\, Yahoo!\, Fuse\, and YouTube. The band did command performances on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno\, Late Night With Conan O’Brien\, Jimmy Kim mel Live\, and Last Call With Carson Daly\, and got to play themselves in an upcoming episode of a favorite show\, Degrassi: The Next Genera tion. Last June\, the band scored their third cover of taste-making mu sic monthly Alternative Press\, and received effusive reviews from Peo ple Magazine and Entertainment Weekly. Indeed Kerrang! crowned Louder Now as the critics pick for “Album Of The Year!” Taking Back Sunday f inished out 2006 with the December release of Louder Now: Partone — a 90-minute DVD containing up close and personal band stories\, behind-t he-scenes footage in the studio and on the road\, music videos for "Ma keDamnSure" and the album’s second single "Liar (It Takes One To Know One)\," and no-holds barred clips of the band's performance at the Lon g Beach Arena. They also celebrated the holiday season’s spirit of giv ing by creating a card that raised money for various cancer charities. The band ushered in 2007 with a headlining North American tour\, inc luding their first extended visit to Canada. Summer of 2007 brought th em back around North America on the famed Projekt Revolution tour\, he lmed by Linkin Park and starring My Chemical Romance\, Placebo\, HIM a nd many other global acts. They were honored to perform at the NYC Gia nts Stadium location of the global Live Earth event that took place on 7-7-07. They had already begun greening their touring by recycling at venues\, requesting organic items on their hospitality riders and eve n purchasing carbon offsets in the form of wind energy. They routinely thank promoters of their tours by donating tree buds to families in K atrina ravaged parts of the US in their names. The hubbub surrounding Taking Back Sunday shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone who’s heard Louder Now. The high-octane drumming and blazing syncopated riffs tha t rain down on its opening track\, “What’s It Feel Like to Be a Ghost\ ,” make it clear that these guys meant business when they went into th e studio with producer Eric Valentine (Queens Of The Stone Age\, Third Eye Blind) to record the follow-up to their 2004 best-selling album W here You Want To Be. Their intention was to bottle the lightning that this powerful band generates whenever they hit the stage. The relentle ss touring paid off with sold-out headlining arena tours and delirious fan support. Continued participation on the global stage including ma in stage stints on the UK’s famed Reading and Leeds Carling Weekend an d Japan’s enormous Summersonic Festival have also increased their worl d-wide fan base. Combined\, Louder Now\, Where You Want to Be and thei r debut album Tell All Your Friends have scanned more than 2.5 million copies. The band has remained a staple on both MTV and Fuse\; and in 2005\, they were tapped to record a theme song for Reed Richards\, th e lead character in the video game and hit movie Fantastic Four. “Erro r Operator” appears in the game\, on the film’s soundtrack\, and in re vamped form on Louder Now. Taking Back Sunday set out to “create some thing that we considered timeless\,” says the band of Louder Now. “We didn’t want something that people would listen to in 10 years and say\ , ‘That’s from 2006 when all the records sounded like that.’ We wanted people to listen to it in 10 years and say\, ‘Hell\, yeah\, turn that up!’” The band has currently recruited guitarist and vocalist Matt F azzi formerly of Facing New York to join the family and are working on their fourth album. Presented by Phenomenon Concerts$28.50 general ad mission advance$29 general admission day of show * prices may be subje ct to service fees \n LOCATION:Rialto Theatre @ 318 East Congress Street, Tucson, Arizona 85 701 United States SEQUENCE:1228515248 UID:E0-001-016132913-3 URL:http://eventful.com/E0-001-016132913-3 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR