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Friday, June 10, 2011 at 4:16 PM 
Against Me! stopped by NYC's Webster Hall this past Tuesday, June 7th. The veteran punk group brought along New Brunswick's Screaming Females
Monday, April 4, 2011 at 6:06 PM 
Against Me! have announced some East Coast headlining tour dates for this Summer. Who will they be bringing along for the ride? None other than Buffalo's Lemuria and NJ's Screaming
Tuesday, January 18, 2011 at 5:26 PM Lemuria (Photos by Dan Bassini)
Mikey Erg
Byrds of Paradise
Buffalo's Lemuria stopped by Philadelphia's The Barbary this past Sunday, December 16th. The date was the last of a month long US tour, which kicked off in Syracuse, NY at the end of December. The group recently released a new LP titled Pebble via Bridge Nine Records. Though Lemurai's tour did not include any NJ or NYC dates, they are however set to play Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg on February 12th as part of Don Giovanni Records' annual showcase. The bill will also include: Screaming Females, Laura Stevenson & The Cans, Shellshag and Byrds of Paradise, who were also on Sunday's bill. Mikey Erg of The Ergs (and a bunch of other bands) played a solo set as well.
live tagged Byrds of Paradise, Lemuria, Mikey Erg, Philadelphia, Photos, Show Review, The Barbary, band Wednesday, November 3, 2010 at 5:51 PM Wednesday, August 4, 2010 at 9:36 AM 
While the obvious jokes can be made during my evening at the New Jersey shore, negativity was simply not present at the Stone Pony on Monday night. New Found Glory was playing a one-off headlining date in their first appearance at the legendary Asbury Park venue.
Although the attraction of the ocean and the Asbury Park boardwalk caused me to miss opening act Wicker Hollow, I got into the sold out (and perhaps more!) venue just after Lemuria started wooing the crowd with their unique Indie-Punk sound. The Buffalo, New York trio were a strange choice for New Found Glory to bring out on a club tour that will later feature The Wonder Years as well. It is this writer’s suspicion that Hayley Williams, who sings for Paramore and dates New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert, had something to do with it. She could be seen stage left jumping and singing along to every word that came out of the mouths of Alex Kerns and Sheena Ozzella.
There was a suggestion box on the New Found Glory merchandise table and at the start of the 21-song set we were informed that they would be playing mostly requests. Right from the start, the show was all about the fans; this band certainly knows how to make 1000 different people like the show is being played just for them. With absolute sincerity, New Jersey shows were proclaimed as “the craziest” and the sold out Stone Pony was evidence of that notion.
Photos, Setlist, Show Review tagged Asbury Park, Lemuria, NJ, New Found Glory, Stone Pony 
