Microwave at The Wiltern

Celebrating 10 Years of the Album "Much Love"

This night needs some 'much love! Emo rockers Microwave are hitting the road for a special round of celebratory shows, marking a decade since their sophomore album "Much Love" came out. Joined by a roster of guests across their shows in North America, this night at The Wiltern will feature special guest Slow Joy, and joined by Anthony Green & Hunny.

Following a year of festival performances - including the Vans Warped Tour and Furnace Fest, the band has earned a reputation for astounding live shows, one where their rockin' energies flawlessly come to life. Now, they're down and ready to serve up dedicated nights for the iconic "Much Love". The album has been hailed as a classic among emo communities, and it continues to be a standout favorite from their catalog of hard-hitters. 

This anniversary trek also follows the release of their fourth LP "Let's Start Degeneracy", which came out back in 2024 via Pure Noise Records. 

Much Love Through the Years

The band has cooked up some of the hardest-hitting, emotional, and rockin' emo records since their debut. Over the last decade, their fanbase has seen massive growth, and their second album "Much Love" has been hailed as classic among emo lovers. New fans have come to love their punk-rock outbursts. 

"It’s an album not stuck in time, not stuck in genres, and maybe most importantly not stuck in a closed mind," The Alternative wrote in a review of Much Love.

According to the band, "Much Love was a big steppingstone in the growth of our band, and we really explored the range of what we could do sonically and lyrically." 

It sure is. With genre-bending tunes and experimental twists, it's an album that connects all the puzzle pieces of Microwave's sound. Critics have pointed out that this isn't a record you should shuffle, because every single track weaves through flawlessly. 

Yep! They nailed that record for sure. Featuring genre-bending and experimental sounds, the album connects puzzle pieces of their sonic universe. Music critics have pointed out that you shouldn't play this album on shuffle 'cause everys ingle track flows together in the best way possible. 

According to CLRVYNT, the album makes introspecttion "hella fun." With tons of stories, angst, relatable lines, and unique bangin' energies, Much Love is a memorable record that defined Microwave's music.

"The album is something to behold, a collection of undeniably sweet tunes that can put you through the emotional wringer," they wrote in a feature.

Celebrating 10 years since their momumental record came out, it's a tour that you can't miss. Make sure you have the best spots for the party by booking your tickets now!