Ninjaspy's 2009 Concert & Tour History

Ninjaspy's 2009 Concert History

Ninjaspy is a Canadian experimental metal formed in 2001 in Port Coquitlam. The band is made up of three brothers from British Columbia, Canada. They released their debut album Pi Nature, which was produced by Garth Richardson in 2007. Pi Nature was a big step forward for the band as they began to tour across Canada to promote the new album. Ninjaspy dawned the genre "skankore" or hardcore/ska, with their genre-crossing, unique sound. Ninjaspy have toured with the likes of Protest The Hero, Batoche, Whitey and What's He Building In There?.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Aug 14, 2009	Vans Warped Tour 2009 3OH!3 / Breathe Carolina / Less Than Jake / Silverstein / There for Tomorrow / The Devil Wears Prada / Gallows / I Set My Friends On Fire / Underoath / Escape the Fate / Alexisonfire / NOFX / Sing It Loud / Bad Religion / You Me At Six / Forever the Sickest Kids / We The Kings / TAT / Scary Kids Scaring Kids / The Maine / Saosin / A Day To Remember / Escape the Fate / The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band / Bayside / Black Tide / Big D And The Kids Table / Westbound Train / P.O.S. / Streetlight Manifesto / Meg & Dia / Innerpartysystem / Every Avenue / Valencia / The White Tie Affair / Breathe Carolina / Senses Fail / There for Tomorrow / Hit the Lights / A Skylit Drive / Attack Attack! / Millionaire$ / Shad / TV/TV / The Architects / Brokencyde / The A.K.A.s / No Bragging Rights / Therefore I Am / The Dirty Hands / Ninjaspy / OneStarCity / All Else Fails / Fighting For Ithaca / Averice / Longway / VersaEmerge / Madina Lake / The Perfect Trend / The Good Times / Alana Grace / Passenger Action / Garrett Kato / Gross misconduct / You Me At Six / Ultimate Power Duo / Broadway Calls / Theset / Echo Movement Show all bands Setlists	Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Genres:

Hardcore

Experimental

Crossover

Avantgarde

Vancouver Punk

Skacore

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Latest Setlist (06/01/2013):

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Concerts Per Year:

2019	2 concerts
2018	1 concert
2017	5 concerts
2016	3 concerts
2014	7 concerts
2013	3 concerts
2012	1 concert
2011	13 concerts
2010	3 concerts
2009	1 concert
2008	1 concert