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Silverstein Turns the Stone Pony Summer Stage into One Giant Pit
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Silverstein took the stage at the Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park on July 12th, and the mosh pit that formed over the next hour stretched the length of the venue.
By the set’s peak it had swallowed more ground than the stage itself, sending waves of crowd surfers toward the barricade that never really let up.
The band opened with “Negative Space” and “Drain the Blood,” and the room was already loud before “Smashed Into Pieces” hit.
“Infinite” and “Bankrupt” carried the momentum into the back half, and by “Bad Habits” the pit had stopped being a pit and become the whole floor of the venue, bigger than the stage the band was playing from.
By the last song, the crowd had taken up more of the Stone Pony than the band ever did.