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 A one-time Ceremony with Rohnert Park

Posted by Loren on November 16, 2023

A one-time Ceremony with Rohnert Park
photo By Carlo Cavalucci

Next year, on Feb. 24, 2024, Ceremony will perform a one-time only full album set of their 2010 album Rohnert Park, released on Bridge 9. The event, with guests still to be announced, will take place at Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, CA. It is the band's only scheduled show at present.

The band offers an explanation for the one-time event:

The band has always done our best to not dwell too heavily on the past; we can only survive by looking forward. The permission from our audience to never stop evolving throughout the years has been such an invaluable gift, we wanted to say thank you by coming together to celebrate our first big leap Into The Wayside…Rohnert Park.

The band last released a 12" single in 2022, Vanity Spawned By Fear.

All CEREMONY Tour Dates:

02/24/2024: LOS ANGELES, CA – Hollywood Palladium

A one-time Ceremony with Rohnert Park
photo By Carlo Cavalucci

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