DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL
WE FIGHT TOUR 2018
WITH GUESTS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2018
COMMODORE BALLROOM – VANCOUVER, BC
Doors: 8:00PM Show: 9:00PM
TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24 @ 10AM
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Tickets (incl. GST) $39.50
(Plus service charges)
**GENERAL ADMISSION / 19+**
DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL
RETURNS WITH NEW LP CROOKED SHADOWS
LEAD TRACK “WE FIGHT” AVAILABLE NOW
CROOKED SHADOWS ARRIVES FEBRUARY 9TH ON DINE ALONE RECORDS
Dashboard Confessional has announced details of their long awaited new album, Crooked Shadows, to be released February 9th on Dine Alone Records (album art / track listing attached). Crooked Shadows marks Dashboard Confessional’s first new album in over eight years and features the lead track “We Fight,” streaming today on all DSPs.
Dashboard Confessional’s Chris Carrabba expounds on the new material stating, “When I wrote ‘We Fight’ I thought it was just about the music scene that I came up in—a place where people who’d never quite fit in anywhere felt they actually belonged. When we began playing the song live on our summer tour, I realized that ‘We Fight’ held a much broader meaning. It’s a song for people who, in spite of their differences, can find common ground in their convictions and foster those into something bigger than themselves. That, to me is something worth fighting for.” Carrabba adds, “Every album is personal, but as this album was coming together I realized, especially as the world’s political climate was rapidly changing, that ‘personal’ did not necessarily mean ‘mine.’ Suddenly, ‘Me’ became ‘We’ and that realization was empowering, comforting and terrifying all at once.”
Produced by Chris Carrabba and Jonathan Clark with co-producer Colin Brittain, Crooked Shadows is the result of a near decade-long period of immense self-examination for Carrabba. Crooked Shadows explores Carraba’s reclamation of the simple yet extraordinary moments in life that long stood as the unsung heroes of his songwriting, as he reflects on experiences of his own and those closest to him. The result is a deeply cathartic body of work that traverses the complications and vulnerabilities of relationships while scrutinizing the possibility of self-improvement.
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