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Common Thread Tour with Sincere Engineer, The Dirty Nil, and more

Oct 20, 2025 at 17:00  ·  Patronaat, Haarlem Patronaat, Haarlem

Common Thread Tour
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Common Thread Tour
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Sincere Engineer is the punk-pop, emo, and folk project of Chicago singer-songwriter Deanna Belos. Known for her D.I.Y. roots, Belos debuted with 2017's Rhombithian on Red Scare Industries before joining Hopeless Records to release Bless My Psyche and Cheap Grills.
Jade Lilitri began Oso Oso in 2014 as an acoustic solo project before it became his main focus. He broke through with the 2017 album The Yunahon Mixtape. The band also features guitarist Eddy Rodriguez, releasing albums including life till bones and an exchange of information.
Originating from the Scranton punk scene, Tigers Jaw is a band known for catchy songs, harmonies, and relatable lyricism. Over a decade of touring and releases, they have grown a dedicated fanbase while evolving from their DIY origins.
California pop-punk band Joyce Manor are known for their short-and-sweet songcraft and seventh album I Used To Go To This Bar, produced by Brett Gurewitz. They have toured with Weezer, sold out the Hollywood Palladium and Long Beach Arena, and appeared on John Mulaney’s Everybody’s in L.A.
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."
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.
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.
Chicago punk band Kali Masi craft empowering anthems on "Wind Instrument" and "[laughs]", tackling emotional abuse, strained friendships and self-identity.

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