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Live Footage From Young Circles' Recent Tour

According to the Young Circles' Facebook page, an East Coast/Midwest tour wrapped up last night in Atlanta and the guys are headed back to South Florida. Over the past few weeks, the guys hit stages in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and a couple more on this cross-country expedition.Locals can monitor...

By Reed Fischer

February 22, 2011

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According to the Young Circles' Facebook page, an East Coast/Midwest tour wrapped up last night in Atlanta and the guys are headed back to South Florida. Over the past few weeks, the guys hit stages in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and a couple more on this cross-country expedition.

Locals can monitor the band's new drum-heavy aesthetic below with a trio of videos from the tour below.

"Halfway Up" filmed February 10 at Bowery Electric in New York.

One possibly called "Burrble Bath" filmed February 11 at Legendary Dobbs in Philadelphia, Drummer Dave Barnard intros this one, "This is the one you can dance to."

"Love Hitch" filmed February 14 at Pianos in New York.

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