New Jersey ska band Streetlight Manifesto has announced their annual tradition, The Long Summer Night is returning to the Stone Pony Summer Stage on Saturday, July 6th.
Last year, Streetlight Manifesto started the tradition with a playthrough of their first album ‘Everything Goes Numb’ with special guests Mephiskapheles. This year, there is no album playthrough as of now, but the show will be returning.
Tickets go on sale Thursday at 10:00 am with passcode ‘PONY’ and onsale with no code on Friday at 10:00 am.
This is the 4th Streetlight Manifesto show announced for the year. They will also be playing the Great South Bay Music Festival in late July and The Fest in Gainesville, Florida this October.
Tickets start at $45 in advance and will be $55 at the door the day of.
The band also says they will be announcing something else on Thursday morning.
In the Instagram post announcement, the band says they have been working on new things and are excited to announce them: “After another winter hibernation, we are ready to greet the world again and do our best to melt some faces, or at the very least toast ‘em a bit. We have a LOT of things we’ve been working on and waiting to announce and update you about and today we start with a show announcement. Not just any show; it’s our new tradition, apparently! We will be returning to where it all began (sort of) in lovely Asbury Park, New Jersey, to play on the Stone Pony Summer Stage on July 6th! This is our big home-state summer bash headline show extravaganza and we hope you’ll come on out to celebrate with us, ya big goofballs, you. It’s been a long time without a Streetlight show, and we can’t think of a better way to get back into the swing of things than by tooting our horns and bashing our drums in your general direction. Semi-secretive venue presale thing happens tomorrow and then tickets go on sale normally on Friday morning at 10am! Check back again with us tomorrow morning for more updates about stuff we’ve got planned for the year! Hope you’re all well, friends, thanks for being good people, good people!”
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