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Deafheaven with Harm’s Way and I Promised The World

When

Sep 17th, 2025

8:00pm - 8:00pm

Where

110 E. Main St.CharlottesvilleVA22902

Deafheaven formed in the Bay Area in 2010 as the duo of childhood friends vocalist George Clarke and guitarist Kerry McCoy. Drummer Daniel Tracy joined in 2012, guitarist and keyboardist Shiv Mehra came on board in 2013, with bassist Chris Johnson joining in 2017. Together they’ve continually pushed what it means to make metal, they’ve also continued to feel just as open, honest, and soul-bearingly human as they did back in 2010.

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