In case you haven’t heard, platinum-selling recording artist Madison Beer is gearing up for the biggest tour she’s ever planned! “The Spinnin Tour 2024” has just been announced, and it’s taking her across the globe. She’s not missin’ out on performing for her fans in her home country though, she has multiple dates planned out for the United States. For fans in Denver, Colorado, fear not! Madison Beer is coming straight to you.

Catch Madison Beer live at the Fillmore Auditorium on Sunday, the 2nd of June, 2024. Having just released her latest album “Silence Between Songs,” you can expect her to sing some of her newest tracks! It’s time to stream the album on repeat until you attend her show in Denver!

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The 20th-anniversary tour begins on April 27 in Dallas, Texas, and will take Say Anything across the United States. The band is stopping in Atlanta, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Nashville, Seattle, and Los Angeles. The marathon will end on June 28 in Austin, Texas. Of course, the stop you’ve all been waiting for is in Denver, Colorado! And we’re very happy to say that they’re arriving in our very own Fillmore Auditorium. You better gear up for this because it’s all happening on Friday, the 14th of June, 2024.

Say Anything's bandleader Max Bemix declared in 2019 that the group was "retiring." However the song "Psyche!" was still released back in April. It was their first new song since releasing Oliver Appropriate in 2019. Needless to say, it took fans by surprise! Additionally, the group gave a few performances in 2023. They’re also dropping another album titled ‘Say Anything ...Is Committed’ very soon so stay tuned for that.

Max Bernis shared some things about the band’s newest single, “Carrie & Lowell & Cody (Pendent).” He said, “I wrote this song, and much of our forthcoming record, during a period of such searing trauma and loneliness that not having my parental BFF by my proverbial side felt like an affront even if my mom was just trying to deal with other issues that come with being a child-soul with grown-person decisions to make,” he continues. “Just like her bipolar pervert of a son. We in the SA camp figured serving y’all a spazzy, weird one after that last poppy jam would be fun, too, so here it is, with all the time changes and Sherri vocals you’ve come to expect.”

When they play their 20th anniversary tour, you can expect them to sing a lot of their older classics. However, a fan can hope they play songs from their new album too! Don't miss out on this and get your tickets today.