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The Hives Announce North American Tour in 2024

by Em Casalena April 1, 2024, 12:08 pm

The Hives are going to be busy bees this year with an extensive Europe and UK tour, and they’re also going to be opening on multiple dates for Foo Fighters’ Everything Or Nothing At All Tour. Luckily for American fans, they’ve also just announced a decently-sized North American tour, slated to start after the first leg of their European tour in July.

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The Swedish rock band is going to trek across the US and Canada, and it doesn’t look like any opening acts for the last leg of the tour have been announced. The trek will promote the band’s most recent album, The Death Of Randy Fitzsimmons.

The first US stop on the upcoming Hives 2024 Tour will be on July 19 in New York City at Citi Field with Foo Fighters. The last date of the tour will be October 2 in Atlanta, Georgia at Tabernacle.

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The presale event for this tour will start on March 3 at 10:00 am local. You can learn more about the presale and get your code by signing up for the band’s newsletter . Ticketmaster will also be hosting a Live Nation presale event as well.

General on-sale for the Hives 2024 tour will start on April 5 at 10:00 am local. If your chosen tour date has sold out, we recommend checking out what’s available on Stubhub . You might get lucky and find some tickets that are cheaper than face value, too!

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The Hives 2024 New North American Tour Dates

July 19 – New York, NY – Citi Field (with Foo Fighters)

July 20 – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club

July 21 – Boston, MA – Fenway Park (with Foo Fighters)

July 23 – Hershey, PA – Hersheypark Stadium (with Foo Fighters)

August 7 – San Diego, CA – Petco Park (with Foo Fighters)

August 8 – Santa Ana, CA – Santa Ana Observatory

August 9 – Los Angeles, CA – BMO Stadium (with Foo Fighters)

August 22 – Paris, FR – Rock en Seine Festival

August 23 – Montpellier, FR – Palmarosa Festival

August 25 – Chateau de la Maroutiere, FR – V & B Festival

August 14 – Asbury Park, NJ – Sea.Hear.Now Festival

September 16 – Toronto, CA – HISTORY

September 27 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues

September 18 – Columbus, OH – Newport Music Hall

September 20 – Newport, KY – MegaCorp Pavillion

September 22 – Detroit, MI – Saint Andrew’s Hall

September 24 – Brooklyn, NY – Kings Theatre

September 25 – Boston, MA – Roadrunner

September 27 – Pittsburgh, PA – Stage AE

September 28 – Ocean City, MD – Oceans Calling Festival

September 29 – Philadelphia, PA – The Fillmore

October 1 – Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel

October 2 – Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle

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Today, The Hives announce their 2024 North American fall headline tour, with dates in NYC at Kings Theatre, Boston at Roadrunner and Philadelphia at The Fillmore. It includes stops at Sea.Hear.Now Festival in Asbury Park, NJ and Oceans Calling Festival at Ocean City, MD. Tickets are on sale Thursday, April 4 @ 10am local. 

The headline tour announcement follows the news of their North American stadium tour supporting Foo Fighters this summer and The Hives’ largest headline arena concert of their career at Mexico City’s 20,000 cap Palacio De Los Deportes. The band’s North American 2023 tour sold out entirely within 15 minutes. 

Check out Glide’s recent article about the top live Hives moments.

The Hives 2024 Tour Dates:

April 1 – GLASGOW, UK @ Barrowlands  SOLD OUT  ~

April 2 – BRISTOL, UK @ O2 Academy  SOLD OUT  ~

April 3 – BRIGHTON, UK @ Dome  SOLD OUT  ~

April 5 – CARDIFF, UK @ Great Hall  SOLD OUT  ~

April 6 – MANCHESTER, UK @ Academy  SOLD OUT  ~

April 8 – DUBLIN, UK @ 3Olympia Theatre  SOLD OUT  ~

April 10 – NORWICH, UK @ UEA  SOLD OUT  ~

April 13 – LONDON, UK @ Hammersmith Apollo  SOLD OUT  ~

June 1 – MADRID, SP @ Road to Rio Babel Festival

June 7 – NORJE, SWE @ Sweden Rock Festival

June 19 – ARNHEM, NL @ GelreDome ^

June 20 – COPENHAGEN, DK @ Copenhell Festival

June 22 – SCHESSELL, GER @ Hurricane Festival

June 23 – NEUHAUSEN OB ECK, GER @ Southside Festival

June 25 – BOLOGNA, IT @ The Hives Day Festival

June 27 – ST GALLEN, CH @ St Gallen Open Air Festival

June 28 – MUNSTER, GER @ Vainstream Rockfest

June 29 – TABOR, CZ @ Mighty Sounds Festival

June 30 – LINZ, AT @ Lido Sounds Festival

July 4 – WERCHTER, BE @ Rock Werchter Festival

July 5 – SAINT NOLFF, FR @ Fete du Bruit Festival

July 6 – STOCKHOLM, SWE @ Sthlm Fields Festival

July 7 – LONDON, UK @ Crystal Palace Park Festival

July 19 – NEW YORK, NY @ Citi Field*

July 20 – WASHINGTON, DC @ 9:30 Club

July 21 – BOSTON, MA @ Fenway Park*

July 23 – HERSHEY, PA @ Hersheypark Stadium*

Aug 7 – SAN DIEGO, CA @ Petco Park*

Aug 8 – SANTA ANA, CA @ Santa Ana Observatory 

Aug 9 – LOS ANGELES, CA @ BMO Stadium*

Aug 22 – PARIS, FR @ Rock en Seine Festival

Aug 23 – MONTPELLIER, FR @ Palmarosa Festival

Aug 25 – CHÂTEAU DE LA MAROUTIERE, FR @ V & B Festival

Sept 14 – ASBURY PARK, NJ @ Sea.Hear.Now Festival

Sept 16 – TORONTO, ON @ HISTORY

Sept 27 – CLEVELAND, OH @ House of Blues

Sept 18 – COLUMBUS, OH @ Newport Music Hall

Sept 20 – NEWPORT, KY @ MegaCorp Pavillion

Sept 22 – DETROIT, MI @ Saint Andrew’s Hall 

Sept 24 – BROOKLYN, NY @ Kings Theatre

Sept 25 – BOSTON, MA @ Roadrunner

Sept 27 – PITTSBURGH, PA @ Stage AE

Sept 28 – OCEAN CITY, MD @ Oceans Calling Festival

Sept 29 – PHILADELPHIA, PA @ The Fillmore 

Oct 1 – ASHVILLE, NC @ The Orange Peel 

Oct 2 – ATLANTA, GA @ Tabernacle 

Oct 8 – MEXICO CITY, MX – Palacio de los Deportes

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Band in the USA: The Hives unveil fall North American tour

Everyone has their kink, and here is one that may further divide this great United States of America: Do you prefer The Hives outside or indoors? Luckily, Boston has the option of both in this blessed 2024, as the Swedish rock and roll dynamo have unveiled a fall North American tour of venues after galavanting with Foo Fighters across America’s sports stadiums this summer.

Important for our regional business: That already-announced July 21 swing at Fenway Park with Dave Grohl and Co., and the new option, with a roof overhead: A September 25 throwdown at Roadrunner in Brighton. Tickets to the former are on sale now; tickets to the latter hit Thursday (April 4) at 10 a.m. local time. 

The reason for this frenzy of Hives activity is obvious: The Hives will be out on the road supporting last year’s The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons,  the band’s first album in more than a decade. Revisit it below ahead of the full run of shows here in North America.

The Hives 2024 North American Tour Dates: July 19: New York, NY @ Citi Field* July 20: Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club July 21: Boston, MA @ Fenway Park* July 23: Hersey, PA @ Hersheypark Stadium* August 7: San Diego, CA @ Petco Park* August 8: Santa Ana, CA @ Santa Ana Observatory  August 9: Los Angeles, CA @ BMO Stadium* September 14: Asbury Park, NJ @ Sea.Hear.Now Festival September 16: Toronto, ON @ HISTORY September 27: Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues September 18: Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall September 20: Newport, KY @ MegaCorp Pavillion September 22: Detroit, MI @ Saint Andrew’s Hall  September 24: Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre September 25: Boston, MA @ Roadrunner September 27: Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE September 28: Ocean City, MD @ Oceans Calling Festival September 29: Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore  October 1: Ashville, NC @ The Orange Peel  October 2: Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle  October 8: Mexico City MX – Palacio de los Deportes * supporting Foo Fighters

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The Hives Announce Fall 2023 North American Tour

The post The Hives Announce Fall 2023 North American Tour appeared first on Consequence .

The Hives have confirmed a North American tour for this fall. Coming in support of their upcoming album, The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons , the newly announced run of shows hit cities like Brooklyn, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles throughout October and November.

The Hives offered a preview of their latest tour with a high-energy warm-up show in Los Angeles last week. Later this month, they’ll embark on a lengthy UK/European tour that includes shows with Arctic Monkeys. Check out their updated tour schedule below.

Tickets for The Hives’ newly announced North American shows go on sale Friday, May 19th via Ticketmaster , with a Live Nation pre-sale kicking off Wednesday, May 17th (use access code ICONIC ).

The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons , The Hives’ first studio album in over 10 years, arrives on August 11th. Check out the first single, “Bogus Operandi.”

The Hives 2023 Tour Dates: 05/16 — New York, NY @ Racket NYC 05/27 — Leeds, UK @ Temple Newsam * 05/29 — Bristol, UK @ Ashton Gate * 05/30 — Bristol, UK @ The Fleece w/ Rough Trade 05/31 — Conventry, UK @ Ricoh Arena * 06/02 — Manchester, UK @ Old Trafford Cricket Ground * 06/03 — Manchester, UK @ Emirates Old Trafford * 06/05 — Middlesbrough, UK @ Middlesbrough FC * 06/06 -0 London, UK @ PRYZM w/ Banquet Records 06/07 — Norwich, UK @ Carrow Road Stadium * 06/09 — Sheffield, UK @ Hillsborough Park * 06/10 — Sheffield, UK @ Hillsborough Park * 06/12 — Swansea, UK @ Liberty Stadium * 06/13 — London, UK @ The Garage 06/14 — Southhampton, UK @ The Ageas Bowl * 06/16 — London, UK @ Emirates Stadium * 06/17 — London, UK @ Emirates Stadium * 06/18 — London, UK @ Emirates Stadium * 06/20 — Dublin, IE @ Marlay Park * 06/22 — Nottingham, UK @ Rescue Room w/ Rough Trade 06/25 — Glasgow, UK @ Bellahousten Park * 07/15 — Milano, IT @ Ippodromo Del Galoppo Di San Siro 07/16 — Roma, IT @ Ippodromo Capannelle * 07/18 — Athens, GR @ Water Square * 07/19 — Athens, GR @ Plateia Nerou * 08/04 — Göteborg, SE @ Banana Pier 08/05 — Malmö, SE @ Mölleplatsen 08/18 — Rättvik, SE @ Dalhalla 08/19 — Rättvik, SE @ Dalhalla 08/25 — Vången, NO @ Vangen Festivalen 08/26 — Tønsberg, NO @ Foynhagen 09/16 – Cologne, DE @ Carlswerk Victoria 09/18 – Prague, CZ @ Lucerna Music Bar 09/19 – Warsaw, PK @ Progresja 09/21 – Berlin, DE @ Astra Kulturhaus & Huxleys Neue Welt 09/25 – Amsterdam, NL @ Paradiso 09/26 – Paris, FR @ L’Olympia 09/27 – Brussels, BE @ Ancienne Belgique, AB Flex 09/29 – Munich, DE @ Tonhalle 09/30 – Zürich, CH @ Komplex 457 10/02 – Milan, IT @ Magazzini Generali 10/04 – Barcelona, ES @ Razzmatazz 3 10/05 – Madrid, ES @ La Riviera 10/07 – Santiago de Compostela, ES @ Sala Capitol 10/09 – Toulouse, FR @ Le Bikini 10/10 – Lyon, FR @ Le Transbordeur 10/11 – Luxembourg @ Den Atelier 10/13 – Copenhagen, DK @ Store Vega 10/14 – Oslo, NO @ Rockefeller 10/30 – Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Steel 10/31 – Washington, DC @ Union Stage 11/01 – Cambridge, MA @ The Sinclair 11/03 – Toronto, ON @ Lee’s Palace 11/04 – Detroit, MI @ El Club 11/05 – Chicago, IL @ Bottom Longue 11/08 – Seattle, WA @ Neumos 11/09 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theatre 11/10 – Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios 11/12 – San Francisco, CA @ Bimbo’s 365 Club 11/13 – Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up 11/14 – Los Angeles, CA @ Belasco Theater

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Steel yourselves: The Hives are going on tour

On the eve of a 12-date UK tour by The Hives – the much-travelled garage rockers from Fagersta, Sweden once hailed by Spin magazine as “the best live band on the planet” – frontman Howlin’ Pelle Almqvist discusses last year’s The Death Of Randy Fitzsimmons , the group’s sixth album in total and their first full-length one in a decade.

Next year marks thirty years of The Hives. By their very nature, few garage bands survive for that long. 

The secret of staying together is… just don’t break up. People assume that this is a functional band, but we can be as dysfunctional as you like. Just don’t break up. 

The back story behind The Death Of Randy Fitzsimmons – the mysterious disappearance of the band’s so-called founder, sixth member and songwriter, whose absence left no new material for a decade – was pretty ingenious. 

You’re implying a lot of things by saying it’s ingenious. 

So the story isn’t true?  

I’m not going to bite. I wish we had released four albums in that time [since Fitzsimmons ‘vanished’], but it didn’t happen. It’s like we fell into a rift in the power-space continuum. Ten years later we were back with new music. 

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There was even a celebration of Randy’s life in London, complete with a custom-branded Hives hearse and coffin. 

Yeah, yeah. There was flowers and all that stuff. We are hoping that he feigned his own death, so we tried to tease him out of the woodwork.

In your gut, do you think we have seen the last of Randy Fitzsimmons?  

I’m hanging on to a sliver of hope that he’s still alive. But things are looking pretty grim, unfortunately. 

Classic Rock ’s review of The Death Of Randy Fitzsimmons dared to suggest that its limelight-shunning subject is actually the alter-ego of your brother Nicholas Arson.  

Twenty years ago the Swedish tax authorities investigated Randy and traced the money to Nicholas, but that’s false. It was conducted by a pretty lazy team of private investigators. 

The album wasn’t too shabby. We described it as “twelve garage-rock buzz-bombs that could have detonated at any time during The Hives’ mid-2000s peak”.  

I was very happy with the reviews. I’m sure there were people that didn’t get it, but at this point they have probably given up trying to bring us down. Even those that are vaguely interested in what we do, they seemed to like it. It’s not for everybody, and it’s not supposed to be. 

In the album’s press release, you boast: “We don’t do ‘pretty good’.The world has enough okay rock music. We’re only here to play fantastic rock music.”  

It’s a goal that we set ourselves, and it took ten years to achieve it – a complete waste of time that makes absolutely no sense, but it’s the only game we have.

Do you hear a lot of The Hives in any of the newer bands that are coming out?  

Since we broke through, yeah I do. When we were kids there were bands like the Ramones and Motörhead , but now we have been canonised too. Now we are one of those bands. And I’m very proud of that. 

You’re playing some good venues, including Hammersmith Apollo in London. Is the set for this tour based on the new record?  

You should expect to hear at least half of those songs, and the rest is, like, greatest hits. 

For anybody who’s never seen the show but might be considering buying a ticket, can you give a flavour of what to expect? 

Imagine a regular rock show but there’s more of everything: it’s faster, louder, we jump higher and we scream more. 

The Hives have shared stages with big names including AC/DC and the Rolling Stones. What remains in terms of boxes still to be ticked?  

Not a lot. I’ve met all my heroes. I’ve played guitar for Iggy Pop . Now I’m reaching a ripe old age where I become the village elder and hope that people look at me the same way.

The Hives' UK tour begins at the O2 Academy in Leeds on March 27. For full dates and ticket availability – most shows are already sold out – visit The Hives' website .  

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The Hives announce UK tour for first “franchised” cover bands

"As the very first band in the world we have spawned off into several because of the eternal and insatiable demand for Hives shows"

The Hives have announced the first UK tour of their first-ever “franchised” cover bands.

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The Swedish five-piece shared a statement last year encouraging fans to sign up to put on their own tribute shows and uncover “rewards” . “THE HIVES FRANCHISE NEEDS YOU,” they began. “We have arrived at a point where The Hives can no longer keep up with public demand for concerts.”

They continued: “This is where you come in. Help us create a world where The Hives are playing in every city, all the time. Let’s make business together and rock’n’roll. Sign up now and register your interest. Many rewards wait in store. We have spoken”

Today (March 19), the band have shared news of their first “Franch-Hives” shows comprised of The Hives tribute bands. “The Hives have Franchised! As the very first band in the world we have spawned off into several because of the eternal and insatiable demand for Hives shows,” began their post on their official Facebook account.

The Hives have Franchised! As the very first band in the world we have spawned off into several because of the eternal… Posted by The Hives on  Tuesday, March 19, 2024

“We are delighted to share news of our first Franch-Hives shows,” they continued. “Prepare for this Hives-but-other-people fantasticness, those attending our shows in Nottingham, Brighton and Manchester. You, the public, have come forth to play pre and post The Hives shows as a start of what will surely be a worldwide eternally successful business model.”

The Hives also noted that the real band – comprised of Pelle Almqvist, Nicholaus Arson, Vigilante Carlstroem, Chris Dangerous and The Johan and Only – will not be playing at these shows. They will only be playing their normal shows which are currently sold out.

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The “Franch-Hives” shows will commence at the Saltbox in Nottingham on March 29 as a pre-party. Tickets to that show will be £8 in advance and £10 at the door. The Main Offenders are set to play that date.

The following two gigs will take place on April 3 at Brighton’s The Hope & Ruin and April 6 at Manchester’s Disorder. They will both be free of charge. The Hive Fives will play at Brighton’s gig and The B Hives will play in Manchester.

The Hives have previously performed with their own cover bands. Last August, frontman Pelle Almqvist joined Lancashire stoner rock band Sky Valley Mistress as they performed some of The Hives’ greatest hits at a signing session in Lancashire – watch footage of the moment  here .

They also  spoke to  NME   earlier this year, with Almqvist calling  Arctic Monkeys   “the only good really popular band.”  “We toured with them in South America about 10 years ago and had a great time, so I’m really happy they wanted us back,” he said. “It’s a really great tour to be on; it’s really fun. I think Arctic Monkeys are fucking amazing. They’re the only good really popular band – and that’s not easy to do.”

Elsewhere, the band were announced as a support act for both Green Day  and  Foo Fighters ‘ upcoming stadium tours. They are also set to kick off their UK and Ireland tour later this month . Find all dates below and get your tickets  here :

The Hives 2024 tour dates are:

MARCH 27 – Leeds, Leeds Academy 28 – Newcastle, City Hall 29 – Nottingham, Rock City 30 – Wolverhampton, The Halls

APRIL 1 – Glasgow, Barrowland 2 – Bristol, Academy 3 – Brighton, Brighton Dome 5 – Cardiff, Great Hall 6 – Manchester, Academy 8 – Dublin, Olympia 10 – Norwich, UEA 13 – London, Eventim Apollo

Their latest release was ‘ The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons ’ which marked their first new  music after an eleven-year hiatus.

It received four stars from NME  upon release: “The Hives zapped straight back into the only mode they know: pure pandemonium. It’s about time new generations received this healthy dose of old school Hives, packed with the same intensity, goofiness – and of course, the matching black and white suits.”

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Is the big dumb rock show making a comeback? With the popularity of bands like Måneskin on the rise, guitar-heavy rock could be awakening from its dormancy. Or are groups like the Hives, now on tour in support of new record, The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons , seen as nostalgia acts circa 2023, relics of a bygone era filling a certain niche? Vaulted into the limelight as part of the early ‘00s garage rock revival, we haven’t heard much new material from the Hives since 2012’s Lex Hives , beyond a few singles. Though the pandemic is likely to blame for some of the years off, many of the Hives’ contemporaries have since broken up or just aren’t as popular these days. But with bands such as Viagra Boys and the Fontaines D.C., now is a great time for the Hives to return.

The Hives wisely decided to play smaller, more intimate venues on this tour and made the right choice in Mississippi Studios, one of Portland’s best clubs. During the 15-song, hour-long set, the sold-out crowd sang, danced and moshed along as the Hives played a concert split between Randy Fitzsimmons songs and older favorites. After a short prelude of Chopin’s “Funeral March,” the band took the stage and ripped into new single, “Bogus Operandi.” The crowd shouted the lyrics, proving that the Hives are still making hooky ear candy that people care about. But you could go to a Hives show without knowing a single lick and still get swept up in the fun and energy.

Though now firmly planted in middle age, frontman Howlin’ Pelle Almqvist can still command the audience with the virility of a younger man. He spent much of the show flitting about the stage, climbing onto his monitor and roaming about the audience. He also knows how to control the crowd, whether he’s spewing banter that must be scripted but is so out there that you wish it wasn’t (“It’s the Hives! The world’s only omnipotent rock band. That means we are very potent. And can also do anything without setting our minds to it” or “Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve finally arrived at the crossroads of the Hives show. The point where I realize that I DON’T KNOW WHAT THE FUCK I’M TALKING ABOUT!!! And that’s good news for you. From now on, the show is 27% better.”) or commanding folks to clap or shut up.

Dressed in matching black suits adorned with white patches that glowed in the dark, the Hives channel American garage rock with a touch of Southern-fried attitude through a Swedish sensibility. Almqvist’s English is almost perfect, but not quite, adding a charming flavor to the one-liners he flings out between songs, often with one hand on his hip and a big grin on his face. Flanking Almqvist were four original members of the Hives, minus original bassist Dr. Matt Destruction who left the band for health reasons in 2013. Guitarist Nicholaus Arson matched his brother Almqvist’s energy with wide-eyed fury, even crowd surfing at one point while drummer Chris Dangerous pounded his kit. Rhythm guitarist Vigilante Carlstroem, now sporting a thick gray beard, held things together with bassist The Johan and Only. As the evening devolved into a friendly mosh pit, a fan in the packed audience floated by in a getup similar to the ones worn by the Hives themselves.

It didn’t matter whether the song was old or new, the appreciative crowd went crazy for the duration of the show. Hits like “Hate to Say I Told You So” and “Walk Idiot Walk” came early in the set, shots of energy among the newer material. But the new songs held their own, including the one that ended the first set, “Countdown to Shutdown.” Portland crowds are known to be timid or disinterested, but Almqvist wasn’t having any of it as he told folks to applaud and berated them for stopping too soon. He has the frontman act dialed and he’s not modest to tell you why. When a technical issue arose with the drumkit, Almqvist began talking and said it was his job as the frontman to make shit up to talk about whenever tech difficulties arose.

The hour went quick, and the audience wanted more. The Hives did a two-song encore of the minute-long “Come On!” and “Tick Tick Boom” but as they did a curtain call to Carly Simon’s “No One Does It Better,” the crowd still cheered and begged for more music. It wasn’t too bad and that’s the best part of this Hives show: there was no overstayed welcome, no bloat. Instead, it was a quick-hit rock ‘n’ show that got down to the nitty-gritty basics and anyone who has the chance to see the Hives on this intimate tour will likely attest that when done right, rock ‘n’ roll should never die.

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