Three bands that defined separate corners of early-2000s emo and post-hardcore on one stage, in a 1928 movie palace that spent decades as a college gymnasium before being restored as a venue. Taking Back Sunday, Thrice and Saves The Day each have enough catalogue to headline, which makes the running order the only real complaint. The Paramount's balcony gives you a way to see it without the floor.
What to expect
A general-admission floor plus seated balcony levels, three full sets, and a crowd that knows every word to all of them. The room's restored 1928 interior - gilded plasterwork, deep proscenium - is a jarring and very good match for the music. Doors an hour before the first band means the 7pm start is real.
Good to know
- Three bands play, so the doors time and the show time are an hour apart for a reason.
- Brooklyn Paramount has a standing floor and seated balcony areas - ticket types differ.
- The venue is at Flatbush Avenue and DeKalb, on top of the DeKalb Av and Nevins St subway complexes.
- The building is a restored 1928 movie palace that spent decades as Long Island University's gym.
- Live Nation venue bag and screening policies apply; travel light to move through the door faster.
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Common questions
Who is on the bill?
Taking Back Sunday headline, with Thrice and Saves The Day also playing.
What are the door and show times?
Doors open at 6pm and the show begins at 7pm on Sunday, September 27.
Is there seating?
Brooklyn Paramount has a general-admission standing floor plus seated balcony levels; ticket type determines which you get.
