The Get Up Kids just finished the US leg of their 25th Anniversary Tour for their seminal album, Something To Write Home About with 2 nights at The Glass House in Pomona. Of course, I didn't wanna miss it. Following support from Indie-Rock band, Ozma -- who ran through tracks from their first three LPs, as well as a cover of the folk song "Korobeiniki" ( you might know it as the Tetris theme song), and Cheap Trick's "Surrender" -- The Get Up Kids came out to play through their sophomore classic from start to finish. To ensure the fans had a night not to forget, they pulled out fan favorites from Four Minute Mile like "Stay Gold, Ponyboy" and "Don't Hate Me", along with a few tracks from On A Wire and The Guilt Show. The band will continue the celebrations overseas in Europe and The UK this Summer.
In the meantime, check out a gallery from their first Glass House show below:
