Dallas: Movements at The Bomb Factory
Movements bring their fall 2026 U.S. tour to The Bomb Factory in Dallas on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM, with tickets starting at $100. Balance and Composure, Midrift and Niis open, making this a stacked night for fans of emo and post-hardcore.
Movements formed in Southern California in 2015 and quickly stood out in the post-hardcore scene for singer Patrick Miranda’s mix of half-spoken, diary-like verses and soaring choruses. Their 2017 debut album, “Feel Something,” featured the breakout song “Daylily,” a slow-burning track about mental health that has since become one of their most-streamed songs and an anthem for a new generation of emo fans.
The band followed with “No Good Left to Give” (2020) and “RUCKUS!” (2023), stretching their sound with grunge and alternative rock influences. Their fourth album, “Happier Now,” arrived Sept. 4, 2026, on Fearless Records, led by the singles “Dissolve Me” and “Back in My Ways.” This tour is their biggest headlining run yet, with stops including Terminal 5 in New York.
Get your Movements tickets on TicketNetwork
Pennsylvania’s Balance and Composure, a key band in the 2010s emo revival, adds a strong co-headliner-caliber set to the bill, with Midrift and Niis starting the night. The Bomb Factory is a converted industrial building in Deep Ellum that holds about 4,300 fans and has become one of Dallas’s busiest rock rooms since reopening in 2015. See more shows on The Bomb Factory venue page on Texas Music Map.
Doors typically open an hour before showtime. The Bomb Factory is at 2713 Canton Street in Deep Ellum, with paid lots nearby and DART’s Deep Ellum Station a short walk away. With four bands on a weeknight bill, arrive early to catch everyone, and expect a loud, emotional crowd singing along from the very first song.