Coin Tickets
Fillmore Auditorium | Denver, Colorado
They’ve got us all vibing hard to “Talk Too Much”, and now they ain’t afraid of making music no more. Kicking off a new era with their new single “Strawberry Jam”, COIN tells of a journey overcoming fear in search of truth. Finding the band in their most vulnerable state, their upcoming album “I'm Not Afraid of Music Anymore” is set to push boundaries while keeping their signature alt-pop energy in the loop. Heading back to the road, you can expect brave performances of their best hits and new music LIVE.
Kicking off the “I’m Not Afraid of Tour Anymore” trek, the band is heading to Denver, hitting the stage at Fillmore Auditorium on Saturday, February 8th of 2025. Keeping the ball rolling with no fear, their shows across North America are set to be their biggest, greatest, and bravest yet. Fully embracing who they are, you can expect all-out performances on tour. It’s gonna be a wild night! Book your tickets now.
They got us hooked when they lamented about talking too much… Well now, they ain’t afraid of music no more. With a new album out real soon, American indie pop-rockers COIN is kicking off a new era — their most vulnerable yet. Releasing their new single “Strawberry Jam”, the band shares overcoming fear in pursuit of truth, revealing their most vulnerable state yet. As the lead single of their forthcoming album “I'm Not Afraid of Music Anymore”, it powerfully introduces the band’s new era — braver than ever.
Back on tour as they kick off “I’m Not Afraid of Tour Anymore” later this year and through spring 2025, COIN is bound to bless fans across North America with brave and authentic performances of their best hits, fan favorites, and new music LIVE. We’re betting on familiar faves such as “Crash My Car”, “Chapstick”, “Malibu 1992”, and “Talk Too Much” to be part of the set. Fingers crossed!
Get ready to cheer, sing, and rock it all out as COIN gives it their all. Heading to Denver on tour, the band is setting foot in the historical Fillmore Auditorium. Since 1905, millions of people have attended shows and concerts at the legendary venue. As they release their boldest album yet, the venue’s intimate setting and rockin’ acoustics make for a perfect wild night of COIN’s signature high-energy concerts.
Known for their music that reflects REAL human emotion and experiences, fans definitely go crazy in their bedrooms headbanging to COIN’s bops, and they go even crazier at their live shows. As “Talk Too Much” hits the stereo, we’re all bangin’ our heads and screaming every single word.
“I'm Not Afraid of Music Anymore” comes out this September via 10k Projects. In an official release, Chase Lawrence shares that the album is “about us seeing each other for who we really are and expressing ourselves as individuals— truly for the first time in this band’s history,”
Diving deep into who they are — bits and pieces of who they are, and what they have become. “It’s about us, like conquering fear,” he added.
Taking it all back to the live stage, they ain’t afraid of music anymore. All they’re waiting for is for ya’ll to book those tickets now!
