Code Orange will not play a show in front of fans Saturday, but they will play a show.
The Pittsburgh hardcore band announced Friday, the day of the release of new album “Underneath,” that their record release show at the Roxian Theatre would not happen, for now.
ANNOUNCEMENT. please RT pic.twitter.com/6rdB4Om9cn
— Code Orange (@codeorangetoth) March 13, 2020
“Pittsburgh’s The Roxian (Theatre) has decided to reschedule all shows, including ours, due to the coronavirus pandemic,” a statement from the band reads.
“This show was going to be a cathartic release of all the hard work that has been put in our bands long career – with a new level of production and intensity that we were extremely proud of.”
Although they won’t be playing in front of a crowd tomorrow, they will stream the show they had planned. At 9 p.m., Last Ones Left: In Fear of the End, the name the band is giving the performance, will be streamed via Twitch and will be performed in an empty venue.
Those watching the stream can contribute financially to the band through Twitch which “will keep our heads above water,” the band said.
Tickets for the record release show will be honored, as the show will be rescheduled.
PITTSBURGH — Due to circumstances outside of our control, we regret to inform you that CODE ORANGE has been postponed until further notice. Hang on to your tickets, we’ll email you (and post updates here) as soon as a new date is announced.@codeorangetoth pic.twitter.com/dW97KzxJZ2
— Live Nation Pittsburgh (@livenationpgh) March 13, 2020
