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In This Moment: The Godmode Tour

Kim Dracula, I See Stars, Mikes Dead

TICKET INFORMATION

GENERAL ON-SALE
Tickets are available at the Coliseum Box Office, located at 280 Clendenin Street, Charleston WV

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Location(s):

Coliseum

SCHEDULE

General Doors: 5:30 p.m.
Showtime: 6:30 p.m.

*Schedule subject to change.

PARKING

Parking is available at the Quarrier Street Garage. The garage will fill up quickly, please plan accordingly.

PROHIBITED ITEMS

No knives
No weapons of any kind

Please review our list of prohibited items prior to arrival.

BAGS & PURSES

The following purses/bags are permitted:

Clear purses/bags
Wristlets/clutches smaller than 8"x5"
Diaper bags
Medical bags

All other bags are prohibited. View full purse & bag policy

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With a Grammy nomination (“The In-Between,” 2021), platinum and gold record sales, multiple
Top 25 entries on the Billboard Top 200 (“Black Widow” and “Ritual”), hits including “Whore,”
“Blood,” and ”Adrenalize” and career streams of more than 1.3 billion, you’d think In This
Moment might rest on their laurels. Instead, they’ve created GODMODE, 10 dynamic songs thatmark a new high for the quintet, further cementing their legacy in the heavy music world. Proofpositive is in GODMODE’s first single, the industrial-heavy yet ultra-melodic “THE PURGE,” andits darkly cinematic video directed by Jensen Noen (Bring Me The Horizon, Demi Lovato). Fromthe portentous start of the ‘90s-tinged “GODMODE” with Maria Brink’s powerful primal screamo the pitch-perfect cover of Bjork’s 1995 “Army of Me” to the impassioned pain to partnership in“EVERYTHING STARTS AND ENDS WITH YOU,” GODMODE is a cut above.

The L.A.-based band’s eighth album finds vocalist Maria Brink and guitarist Chris Howorth
writing the most powerful songs of their career. “We’re always striving for reinvention and
growth. It’s been 10 years since our Blood album, and there's been a lot of transitions
happening, this year particularly, but it all felt so meant to be,” explains Brink