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Common Thread Tour with Northcote, Catbite, and more

Oct 19, 2025 at 15:30  ·  Patronaat, Haarlem Patronaat, Haarlem

Common Thread Tour
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Common Thread Tour
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Canadian singer-songwriter Matthew Goud, known as Northcote, originates from Saskatchewan. His music blends folk rock, punk, and Americana, marked by a distinct, powerful voice and heartfelt storytelling. Northcote's discography includes albums such as "Wholeheart" (2023) and "Jam Spot Kirtan" (2024). He is recognized for extensive touring and collaborations with artists like Frank Turner, with popular songs including "Invisible Diamonds."
Philadelphia ska band Catbite formed in 2018, blending punk, new wave, and pop rock. Known for high-energy live shows, they’ve toured with The Bouncing Souls and Jeff Rosenstock, and collaborated with Patrick Stump and Zayna Youssef.
Chicago-based singer/songwriter Deanna Belos records as Sincere Engineer, blending punk-pop, emo, and folk. Signed to Red Scare Industries in 2016 and later Hopeless Records, they released Rhombithian (2017), Bless My Psyche (2021), and Cheap Grills (2023).
Oso Oso is Jade Lilitri’s project from Long Beach, New York. The band self-released The Yunahon Mixtape on Bandcamp in 2017; it gained traction with memorable choruses and relatable lyrics. Signed to Triple Crown Records in 2018.
New Bedford, MA melodic hardcore/punk crew A Wilhelm Scream fuse punk, metal & hardcore—dark “Ruiner” vibes + technical “Career Suicide” ferocity; known for relentless riffs.
California pop‑punk royalty Joyce Manor, known for punchy short songs like “Heart Tattoo”; toured with Weezer, appeared on John Mulaney, worked with Brett Gurewitz.
Richmond, Virginia punk/hardcore band Strike Anywhere formed in 1999 with a political, activist approach. Boosted by Tony Hawk game placements, they scored strong sales with Exit English (2003) and Dead FM (2006), later releasing 2020 EP Nightmares of the West.
Prince Daddy & the Hyena, from Albany, New York, formed in 2014, delivers punk rock, emo, and power pop with introspective lyrics and energetic hooks. Known for conceptual albums like "Cosmic Thrill Seekers" and their self-titled release, they explore themes of mental health and mortality. Notable songs include "Curly Q" and "El Dorado." Their discography includes "I Thought You Didn't Even Like Leaving" and "Hotwire Trip Switch."
Defeater, a melodic hardcore band from Massachusetts formed in 2008, is known for its impactful sound and compelling concept albums. Their music tells an overarching story of a post-WWII New Jersey family. Notable albums include "Letters Home" (2013), which charted on Billboard, "Abandoned" (2015), and their self-titled release (2019). They've collaborated with artists like Pat Flynn and toured with bands such as La Dispute.
Philadelphia-born songwriter Dave Hause debuted with Resolutions (2011) and has since released albums including Devour (2013), Kick (2019), and Blood Harmony (2021). His urgent, heartfelt “post-apocalyptic Americana” storytelling continues on Drive It Like It’s Stolen.
South American-born, Brooklyn-based punk trio MakeWar (Jose Prieto, Edwin Santacruz, Alejandro Serritiello): raw yet melodic, political+personal anthems, singalong shows.
Formed in Gainesville, Florida, Hot Water Music forged influential punk rock, post-hardcore, and emo. Known for Chuck Ragan and Chris Wollard's passionate dual vocals, their gritty, melodic sound is heard on anthems like "Remedy" and albums such as "Feel the Void" and "Vows." They profoundly shaped a generation.
Winnipeg punk/hardcore band Comeback Kid: fast, shouty anthems. Billboard-charting Wake the Dead, Broadcasting, Die Knowing; produced by Bill Stevenson; toured w/ Madball.
Hamilton, Ontario rock band The Dirty Nil are known for raw, urgent punk-leaning anthems; recorded with Vince Solivari at Boxcar Sound, embracing stark, brutal aesthetics.
Crime in Stereo, formed in 2001 in Levittown, Long Island, New York, is a hardcore punk band blending melodic hardcore, post-hardcore, and emo. Known for energetic performances and emotive, politically charged lyrics, their notable albums include "Crime in Stereo Is Dead" and "House & Trance". Their album "I Was Trying to Describe You to Someone" charted on Billboard.
Spanish Love Songs, known for grappling with modern life's messiness, worked with Collin Pastore and Carlos de la Garza on "No Joy." The album explores finding happiness despite life's challenges.
Chicago punk band Kali Masi craft empowering anthems on "Wind Instrument" and "[laughs]", tackling emotional abuse, strained friendships and self-identity.
Modern Life Is War, formed in Marshalltown, Iowa in 2002, is a DIY hardcore band known for raw, personal lyrics. They've released four albums and endured lineup changes, tours, and struggles.

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