Silverstein, Thursday, Free Throw & Bloom at Fillmore Minneapolis

25 YEARS OF NOISE Tour

“We’re beyond excited to announce the third and final leg of our biggest tour ever,” posted Canadian post-hardcore band Silverstein. “This run marks the grand finale of a massive, multi-leg world tour celebrating every era of Silverstein.” Brace for the homestretch of the raucous “25 Years Of Noise” Tour, set to burn down 23 cities in the US and Canada this fall in partnership with special guests Thursday, Free Throw, and Bloom. The Fillmore Minneapolis welcomes all to watch one of North America’s grittiest and most prolific groups born of the union between punk and emo on Saturday, November 22, 2025!

Embarked on a month-long trek kicking off in Cleveland, Silverstein again stares down a quarter of a century in music as they commemorate their renowned longevity in concert. The “musically schizophrenic” quintet will switch up the set from their tour’s earlier legs, putting on a NEW, riotous celebration of their GREATEST hits since 2003’s When Broken Is Easily Fixed, with fan-voted songs further shaping the performance. Drum up the hype and experience Silverstein’s hot-blooded melodic hardcore, tinged heavy with ecstatic screamo, punk-rock, and high-soaring indie influences. They boast Juno Award-nominated efforts on 2005's Discovering the Waterfront and their tenth full-length release, A Beautiful Place to Drown, in 2020. From over a dozen acclaimed records, including several Billboard 200 Top 50 Albums, our headliners will blast you with such spine-chilling hits as Mainstream Rock Top 40 single “Ultraviolet” and the Gold-certified standard “Smile in Your Sleep.” Other faves to anticipate include “My Heroine,” “The Afterglow,” “Infinite,” “Smashed into Pieces,” and recent singles “Negative Space,” “Drain the Blood,” and “Skin & Bones.”

Fellow metalcore crew Thursday (also a trailblazing unit of the 21st-century post-hardcore scene) joins as honored guests, bringing their latest screams and live staples such as “Signal Over the Air,” “Understanding in a Car Crash,” and “War All The Time.” Additional support comes from Nashville’s savage, melodic emo-punk band Free Throw (“Tongue Tied,” “Two Bears In”) and Bloom (“Cold,” “You & I”), hailing from Australia's metalcore circles with fierce, emotionally complex lyricism.

Get tickets for Silverstein: “25 Years Of Noise” now! The 1,500-capacity Fillmore Minneapolis, despite its intimate setting, lends a wide and versatile space for the event. This popular hall packs state-of-the-art equipment, drawing crowds effortlessly with its top-tier production, historic atmosphere, and mouthwatering concessions.