Taking Back Sunday mark 20 years of Louder Now with full-album run at Brooklyn Paramount

# What happened Taking Back Sunday brought their emo/post-hardcore/alt-rock blend to the Brooklyn Paramount on September 27, 2026. The show was part of a fall tour that marks the 20th anniversary of the band's Louder Now album. Support acts on the run have included Thrice and Saves the Day.

# How the set felt The night leaned heavily on Louder Now material while keeping pace with the band's broader catalog. They opened with a brief snippet of "Circle of Life" before launching into a string of high-energy tracks. The crowd got both album deep cuts and the radio-era hits the band is known for.

# Notable songs and sequence

• Opening tease: "Circle of Life" (snippet)
• Louder Now-era and related tracks: "What's It Feel Like to Be a Ghost?," "Liar (It Takes One to Know One)," "Set Phasers to Stun," "The One," "Error: Operator," "Tidal Wave," "Divine Intervention."
• Crowd-pleasers and older favorites: "You're So Last Summer," "A Decade Under the Influence," "Cute Without the 'E' (Cut From the Team)," "MakeDamnSure."
• Closing sequence included "Lightbringer," "Miami," "You Can't Look Back," "Cute Without the 'E' (Cut From the Team)," and "MakeDamnSure."

# Context on the tour and anniversary This performance is one stop on a fall tour that celebrates Louder Now's 20th anniversary. The band has recently played Louder Now in full at festivals such as Louder Than Life and Riot Fest. They are scheduled for a headline show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre later in the anniversary cycle, where they will again perform the album in full with former member Fred Mascherino.

# Visual coverage and reporting

# What this means for fans Fans seeking a nostalgia-driven set will find Louder Now material well represented. Listeners who favor the band's broader catalog also get several of the songs that have defined Taking Back Sunday's live identity over the past two decades.

# Bottom line Paramount show delivered a focused anniversary program: Louder Now tracks formed the backbone of the evening, while a sequence of well-known singles provided a strong finish. The tour continues, including a notable Red Rocks date where the album will again be performed in full with a former band member.