Razor Wisconsin Presents: Coheed & Cambria + Mastodon

Special Guest: Periphery

COHEED AND CAMBRIA AND MASTODON
ANNOUNCE THE INFINITE ARC TOUR

With Special Guest Periphery
Resch Center – June 7

Presented by Razor Wisconsin and 104.3 The Fuse

Green Bay (Dec. 10, 2024) - Today, rock titans Coheed and Cambria and Mastodon announced The Infinite Arc
Tour. Coheed and Cambria are gearing up for their brand-new album The Father of Make Believe releasing March
14, 2025. This year, Mastodon celebrated the 15th anniversary of Crack the Skye with a deluxe box set reissue,
marked 20 years of Leviathan with special full album performances, and released a new track "Floods of Triton”.
Produced by Live Nation and FPC Live, the 20-city tour makes a stop in Green Bay at the Resch Center on
Saturday, June 7, 7 p.m.

TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with artist pre-sale beginning on Wednesday, December 11. Additional
presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general on-sale beginning on Friday, December 13 at 10 a.m. at
ReschCenter.com, by phone 800.895.0071 or at the TicketStar Box Office in the Resch Center.

ABOUT COHEED AND CAMBRIA
Ten albums in, something changed for Coheed and Cambria. As singer, guitarist, and master storyteller Claudio
Sanchez began plotting out the sci-fi-inspired New York prog legends’ latest, The Father of Make Believe, he
found himself writing more directly about his life and, especially, his career. Amid the wailing guitars, cracking
drums, and Sanchez’ powerful voice — centering listeners throughout moments placid and pinwheeling — Coheed
devotees will still find plenty of character work and references to the lore. But if you’re new here, there’s no
homework required to feel our host’s hopes, fears, battles, and triumphs. Of course, you may get drawn in anyway.
Coheed — which includes Travis Stever (lead guitar), Josh Eppard (drums), and Zach Cooper (bass) — emerged in
the early 2000s wedged between an emo renaissance and a metal revival. While their peers broke hearts and
banged heads, they crafted Game of Thrones-level fantasies around their Amory Wars storyline, which unfurls
across 78 planets known as Heaven’s Fence. Eight of the band’s albums thus far (plus a small galaxy of comics and
novels) live in this space and so does The Father of Make Believe. It’s just that the sky is cracking, revealing the
hand behind the scene. In the past, says Sanchez, “I’ve kept the struggles of my life private. When I can’t express
myself in words, I express in worlds.” And yet, as he assumes the role of main character, Coheed are yet again
finding new ways to bring us into their universe.

ABOUT MASTODON
GRAMMY® Award-winning band Mastodon have steadily evolved into one of the most influential, inimitable, and
iconic rock bands of the modern era. Since emerging in 2000, the Atlanta quartet have defied both sonic and
thematic boundaries with an uncategorizable, undeniable, and uncompromising vision unlike anything else in
music. This vision manifested over the course of canonical albums such as Leviathan, which landed on Rolling
Stone’s coveted The 100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time. Following the seminal Crack The Skye [named one
of the best albums of 2009 by Time], they earned three consecutive Top 10 debuts on the Billboard Top 200 with
The Hunter [2011], Once More ‘Round the Sun [2014], and Emperor of Sand [2017]. Out of six career nominations,
they received a GRAMMY® Award in the category of “Best Metal Performance” for “Sultan’s Curse.” They are the
rare creative force whose music can be felt everywhere from Game of Thrones, Adult Swim, The History Channel,
and DC comics films to Coachella and Bonnaroo. They notably supported the Hirschberg Foundation For
Pancreatic Cancer Research with a rendition of “Stairway To Heaven” in honor of late manager Nick John. The
group reached another critical high watermark via their ninth full-length, Hushed and Grim. Featuring the
GRAMMY® Award-nominated “Pushing The Tides,” it marked the band’s third straight #1 bow on the Billboard
Hard Rock Albums Chart. It concluded 2021 on over a dozen year-end lists with Rolling Stone raving, “we get
everything from some of the band’s hookiest rockers to date to some of their most awe-inspiring epics.” In
2024 they embarked on a massive arena tour with Lamb of God, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Leviathan,
with the two bands subsequently teaming up for the collaborative single “Floods Of Triton” which was met with
widespread critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, Forbes, Pitchfork, Revolver, and beyond. Evolving as they usher
rock into new realms, they forever remain the same unpredictable trailblazing beast—Mastodon.