Motion City Soundtrack celebrates the 20th anniversary of its 2003 album I Am The Movie in Tampa this weekend, where fans can expect to hear popular Y2K singles like the aptly-named “The Future Freaks Me Out” and “My Favorite Accident.”

The Minneapolis-based rock group hasn’t released an album since 2015 though, so maybe Sunday’s Tampa gig will be a nostalgia-filled trip to a simpler time. P

olitically punk group The Iron Roses—which often writes songs about injustice and activism—opens the show alongside Albany-based four piece Prince Daddy & the Hyena, still riding the high off of its beloved emo LP Adult Summers.

Tickets to Motion City Soundtrack’s show at the Ritz Ybor on Sunday, June 2 are still available for $39.50. Subscribe to Creative Loafing newsletters.

This article appears in May 30 – Jun 5, 2024.