What's with all the Ruckus?
Article written by Sage Banks
California post-hardcore band Movements took the Las Vegas House of Blues stage as they neared the end of their Ruckus! Tour; playing a total of twenty-two shows across the country, accompanied by Tigers Jaw, Paerish, and Spiritual Cramp.
The night began with Paerish opening up. The alternative rock band is originally from France and joined movements as they made their way through the States. They played multiple songs from their discography including Daydreaming and Houses of American Style. Their energy set in with the audience as the night progressively picked up as the rest of the bands completed their sets.
Spiritual Cramp a San Fransisco-based punk band took the stage after Paerish. Their music takes inspiration from the 70’s and late 80’s. Playing many songs from their discography including Talkin On The Internet and Better Off This Way their groovy beats got the crowd to move.
Tigers Jaw, the final opening band took the stage. PlayingPlane Vs. Tank Vs. Submarine, I Saw Water, and others. The audience grew louder as they began to sing along to some of their favorite songs before their set came to its finale.
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The audience grew with anticipation and finally erupted when Movments took the stage. Opening up with Lead Pipe, and You’re One Of Us Now . The crowd grew rowdy as the pit opened up and multiple people began to crowd-surf their way through and to the front. No matter how old or young you were the people who made up the pit made sure it was not only fun but as safe as it possibly could be.
As the set progressed the band played some of their older songs including Skin To Skin and Cherry Thrill, an exciting moment for newer and older fans alike. The show came to a close with one of their most popular songs, Daylily. The crowd all sang in unison after sharing such an unforgettable night together.
Over the years Movments has really made a name for themselves within the music scene and it is clear that they will continue to do so. For those who were not able to snag tickets during their Ruckus! Tour, they have multiple festivals they will be playing at throughout the year as well, and if you find yourself able to catch them it is undeniably worth your time.
