Movements at Fillmore Auditorium

As they've been singing "Afraid to Die", it sure is clear that they ain't! Rock band Movements is sharing new energies with new music and a matching tour this spring through the new year. Opening up an amazing night in Denver, they're tagging along special guest Citizen to open the show. The members are up for a night of turning it all up with their best songs and new music - with singles from their latest LP "RUCKUS!" stealing the show. Since their newest album dominated the scene, its deluxe edition continues to impress, and they can't wait to share these poppin' vibes on tour.

Sharing the energy they're known for, it's a fresh take on their familiar sound. Patrick Miranda says that they were able "to take the energy that was in ‘RUCKUS!’, and fine-tune it by exploring different realms of what this band can be and what our music can sound like."

Unlike anything they've done before, it showcases the strength of each member while staying faithful to the energy that their familiar music offers. "I think it still pulls on the heart strings as a lot of our older music does. This song is energetic and bouncy, and I can see it being a really fun song to play live and I can’t wait to start doing that!"

With a tour this spring and with this new track, get ready for some live wildin' on stage as Movements conquers the night. With a lot of rock energy, the band is all set to kick it up a notch.

The band's new album amazingly puts together elements of "ballad pop, indie, and emo" wherein Atwood Magazine describes it as "threads the needle between polar extremes, going from angsty hardcore one moment to groovy melodies and unapologetic pop the next," exploring sounds that work with their post-hardcore attitudes.

Known for their authenticity, Movements never gave in to blinding commercial success - staying true to who they are as artists. While exploring new things along the way, it's all about their passion for finding sounds that fuel their hearts. Venturing into pop tunes on Ruckus!, "we weren’t thinking that we needed to write pop music because we wanted to get on the radio, and we needed to get big, all that stuff," Miranda told Atwood Magazine. "It was just because we all like this kind of music... We wanted to draw inspiration from things that we would have never thought to draw inspiration from before," explaining how they blended it into what they've always done.

Now, get ready to witness this rockin' energy live at their spring tour. Don't miss out by booking your tickets now!