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Pallbearer performing 'Sorrow and Extinction' in Philly with Weedeater

Pallbearer have come a long way since the release of their 2012 debut album Sorrow and Extinction, which turned seven last month, but they’ll be revisiting the old days for one night only on May 31 at Philly’s Union Transfer. They’re playing the album in full for a Tired Hands Brewing Company show, and the great Weedeater are opening. The band says:

On May 31st we will perform Sorrow & Extinction in full at a special set for Tired Hands Brewing Company at Union Transfer in Philadelphia.

In 2013 Tired Hands created an Only Void beer, inspired by Devoid of Redemption. It’s an honor to repay the favor and revisit an album that was pivotal to where both the brewery and the band are today.

Tickets go on sale Friday (3/22) at 10 AM. It’s Pallbearer’s only upcoming date at the moment, but Weedeater have many other dates including NYC’s Desertfest.

Last month, Pallbearer posted some old photos from the Sorrow and Extinction recording sessions. Check those out, along with a stream of the album, below.

Today marks seven years since the release of Sorrow and Extinction. Here are few photos of the recording sessions we dug out of the archives!

Posted by Pallbearer on Thursday, February 21, 2019