Live Review: Cursive – Knitting Factory, Washington 10.02.2022

Anthony Moore February 15, 2022

By Anthony Moore

Cursive are out on tour supporting Thursday, along with Jeremy Enigk and The Appleseed Cast. Backseat Mafia’s Anthony Moore popped down to the Knitting Factory, Washington to get some photos.

Find out more via the bands Website or Facebook

Tickets available here

About the author

Anthony Moore

Resident of the Pacific Northwest in the United States. Ever since my first concert in 2004 (Ozzfest) when I was 14 I have been taking pictures. Those days were on a disposable film camera. Currently shooting with a Sony a7IV. My love for music has no bounds across many genres. Catch me at a local punk show or a Garth Brooks stadium concert.

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