The Menzingers: Everything I Ever Saw North American Tour
About This Event
The Menzingers bring their punk-rooted, plainspoken songwriting to Brooklyn Paramount as part of the Everything I Ever Saw North American Tour, drawing on eight studio albums including 2023’s Some of It Was True. They’re joined by Gainesville post-punk hardcore band Hot Water Music and by Weakened Friends, whose indie-punk/queercore-tinged songs favor direct structure and clear vocals.
About Everything I Ever Saw North American Tour
At Brooklyn Paramount, the “Everything I Ever Saw North American Tour” arrives in New York City as a live rock/pop bill anchored by The Menzingers, with Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends on the same stage. The program traces a lineage from melodic punk to present-tense indie rock, built on story-forward songs and working-band discipline. No clear NYC premiere history is established for this tour stop, but the booking reads as a snapshot of how this scene circulates through the city’s mid-sized rooms. The strongest moments tend to come when the choruses make space for specific, lived detail rather than generic release.
About the Artists
The Menzingers
The Menzingers are a Scranton, Pennsylvania punk-rooted rock band formed in 2006, led by songwriters Greg Barnett and Tom May alongside bassist Eric Keen and drummer Joe Godino. Across eight studio albums, including 2023’s *Some of It Was True*, they’ve tracked adulthood in plainspoken narratives and tight, melodic tempos.
Hot Water Music
Hot Water Music Stay up to date with Gainesville Florida's post punk hardcore band Hot Water Music. New releases, tour info, and get your band merchandise all right here.
Weakened Friends
Weakened Friends is an emerging rock/pop artist whose catalog sits close to indie punk, queercore, and riot grrrl, with a growing listenership of roughly 34K Spotify followers. They have shared bills with The Menzingers and Hot Water Music, working the same touring circuits that feed contemporary guitar music.