Ceremony Gets Their Flowers at the Hollywood Palladium
As 2024 launches into orbit, I see our Los Angeles music scene and its veterans coming full circle as the […]
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A Cathedral of Hardcore: Ceremony at Echoplex
Ceremony has been a band that is ever-changing and in many cases prompts their fanbase to become very opinionated on
Something Old and Something New: Ceremony at the Constellation Room
Words by: Danny Ryan Photos by: Albert Licano Ceremony has had the most drastic shift in sound and style out
Homesick 2022: Let the Ceremony Begin Anew at The Glass House
Homesick Festival returned to the Glass House last Friday night with a killer lineup including headliner Ceremony, Touche Amore, Show
Creatures of the Night: Substance LA 2021
Substance has always been Los Angeles’ premiere post-punk festival. Celebrating all things goth and clad in black, the scene wouldn’t
Take This: Win Two Tickets to American Nightmare at the Fonda
In what can only be described as a match made in Heaven, American Nightmare and Ceremony have joined forces to
When Quaint Gets Core: Home Sick 3 at the Glass House Pomona
I remember the long drive from Los Angeles to Petaluma I took for Home Sick 1 in 2018. I wasn’t
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Home Sick at the Glass House
For the last two years, Ceremony’s Anthony Anzaldo has been putting on one of the Bay Area’s most unique festivals with
Crossing into the Spirit World: Ceremony at The Irenic
Words and Photos by: Rebecca DiGiglio The Irenic is an interesting venue, previously a church situated in the middle of
A Tsunami of Hardcore Kids: Fury’s “Failed Entertainment” Record Release at the Observatory
Any time Ceremony make their way through Southern California, you can expect me to be there. On this Observatory date
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Ceremony, Fury, & Sheer Mag at the Observatory
Janky Smooth’s official favorite band, Ceremony is returning to Southern California for an incredible bill featuring Sheer Mag and Fury
Punx Not Dead in Petaluma – Home Sick 2 at the Pheonix Theater
“Is punk dead?” I’ve typically found this refrain loathsome and lazy. Despite my ongoing aversion to the utterance, it was