BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID;X-RICAL-TZSOURCE=TZINFO:-//com.denhaven2/NONSGML ri_cal gem//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Doors 6:30pm | Show 7:30pm Originally formed in 2000 as a sid e project\, Silverstein was launched by vocalist Shane Told\, guitarist Josh Bradford\, drummer Paul Koehler\, guitarist Richard McWalter\, an d bassist Bill Hamilton in Ontario\, Canada. After diving into Ontario& rsquo\;s hardcore/emo scene &mdash\; which also included bands like Mon een and Grade &mdash\; Silverstein found an audience for its particular brand of shimmering emo and hot-blooded post-hardcore. The band&rsquo\ ;s self-released EP\, Summer&rsquo\;s Stellar Gaze\, was quite well rec eived upon its release in 2000\, and soon Silverstein became the full-t ime project of its members. After a lineup change that saw McWalter bei ng replaced by ex-Maharahj guitar player Neil Boshart\, the band began to tour the eastern provinces of Canada in earnest.\nSilverstein release d a second EP in April 2002 entitled When the Shadows Beam. The record sparked the interest of Victory Records honcho Tony Brummel\, who signe d the group to his respected Chicago imprint in October of that same ye ar. When Broken Is Easily Fixed\, Silverstein&rsquo\;s full-length Vict ory debut\, appeared in May 2003\; a re-release of the album was issued a year later with bonus tracks and a DVD. Silverstein spent the summer of 2005 playing on the Warped Tour\, and their follow-up album\, Disco vering the Waterfront\, came out that August. Silverstein also appeared on the 2006 Take Action Tour alongside Matchbook Romance\, Chidos\, an d the Early November. 18 Candles: The Early Years appeared in May\, com bining reissued material from the band&rsquo\;s first two independently released EPs with several live tracks\, acoustic performances\, extensi ve liner notes\, and rare band photos. Victory then issued a special e dition of Discovering the Waterfront in fall 2006.\nAfter coming off tou r\, Silverstein began working with producer Mark Trombino\, who had pre viously worked with Jimmy Eat World and blink-182. The title of the res ulting record\, 2007&prime\;s Arrivals &\; Departures\, pertained to the maintenance of personal relationships while on the road. It also i nvolved more emotionally charged lyrics\, inspired by the end of Told&r squo\;s seven-year relationship just before his return to the studio. S ilverstein traveled the world in support of the album\, playing the usu al North American shows while also touring through Europe\, Australia\, Japan\, and South America. They found time to return to the studio\, t oo\, and A Shipwreck in the Sand marked the band&rsquo\;s fourth studio album in 2009. They set out on tour to promote the album\, making stops all across the U.S. and the U.K. The following year\, Silverstein ann ounced that they were leaving longtime label Victory for Hopeless Recor ds\, who released the EP Transitions in 2010 and their fifth album\, Re scue\, a year later. Silverstein then released their sixth full-length\, the double-CD Short Songs. URL:http://clevelandheights.patch.com/events/silverstein-such-gold-lions- lions-day-trader SUMMARY:Silverstein / Such Gold / Lions Lions / Day Trader LOCATION:Grog Shop: 2785 Euclid Heights Blvd\, Cleveland\, OH END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR