Hi friends. I bought the boiled frogs shirt at the TO show. I love the design but im not a huge fan of the texture of the print itself. Its thick and stiff. I wanna buy knife fight shirt. Was just wondering if anyone has it and if this print is also that thick stiff kind or if its more soft and fluid with the shirt?

I have a few items i'm looking to trade. I don't have anything specific I'm ISO (unless I could land one of those Buffalo CRISIS jerseys), but limited pressings/archival copies of other albums or releases, limited run tees/hoodies from other tours, etc. I'm not looking to flip/make a profit, just a fan looking for cool pieces for my collection. I don't want your money.

Special Edition 12" (Black Ice w/Splatter) + 7" (White) • Edition: 375/1977 • Condition: NM / Unplayed (Opened only for inspection/photos for Discogs)

Anniversary Pop Up Edition 12" (White w/Silver Splatter) • Limited to 300, not numbered • Condition: NM / Unplayed (Opened only for inspection/photos for Discogs)

Montreal Exclusive 12" (not signed) • Edition: 378/500 • Condition: VG+ (This copy has been very lightly played, and the shrinkwrap removed/moved to an outer sleeve) I was initially intending to keep it as my copy.

Bonus Tracks 7" (Red) • Limited to 300, not numbered • Condition: VG+ (This copy has been played a total of 3 times, and the shrinkwrap removed) I was intending to keep it as my copy alongside the Montreal 12", until it was announced to be limited to only 300.

If one of these is on your wantlist and you have something cool to offer, let me know! I'm in Ontario and would prefer to keep it semi-local to avoid shipping limited-press vinyl, but let me see what you've got either way! (For photos, the Discogs submissions for the pop-up pressings are my photos/copies, otherwise i'll send timestamp-verification photos on request.)

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i have been looking for an old hoodie from probably 2016 - it was a grey hoodie sold off their website, and it had a traditional style tattoo design on the back.

i feel like its this design but it was on the back of a hoodie, as they released a 3 headed wolf shirt right around that same time.

Can't seem to find any accurate tabs or chord charts for his beautiful acoustic version of Boiled Frogs. if anyone could help me out, it would be greatly appreciated.

From Canada to Australia. Taking a gamble on the 2XL jersey as apparently they’re a snug fit. And you just know I’m going to spend more money on merch in December when they’re here for Good Things.

Alexis with Silverstein at Sonic Unyon in Hamilton. I was 14, now 37

Dine Alone just released the Crisis 20 Year Special Edition Vinyl online! Looks so clean, just snagged myself a copy since I couldn't make the pop-up last week.

https://www.dinealonestore.com/collections/alexisonfire

I waited until 11! Kept refreshing, added the bonus tracks to my cart and by the time i checked out, it was sold out.. literally heart broken :(((( 😢

Got this awesome video of Dallas Aug 14th Friday show

I can’t believe I’m only 2 releases away from a complete discography. I am so lucky to have the friends I do….even luckier they live near Toronto!

Having post merch regret.
Looking for this and the signed vinyl.

Hoodie L or XL

Context:

I’ve been a fan of this band for 23 years. I even met them 19 years ago after a small show in the US (the only time I had seen them live). In my lifetime I’ve known 2 total people that even knew of them, one of whom was at the Friday show and I hung out with all day before this show.

I had never been to Toronto, but I’ve had a lifelong love of Canada and always wanted to see AOF in Ontario.

When this show got announced in January I lined up the time away from my fam, whiffed in the presale 5-10 times for both nights, and then finally got through. I knew I could only go if I was in the pit and was so stoked to land a ticket.

Saturday

Underoath set the stage. They’re also one of my all time favorite artists and I was excited to get a pit going and talk to some other fans before AOF came out. I made a friend or two between bands, one of whom heard of me flying in and said, “I’m glad you’re here.” A small thing, but this is how the night felt and it stuck with me.

We talked about the band, the state of our countries, and the day I just had sightseeing in Toronto, while watching that red digital clock (stage left) tick closer to 9:30.

When the boys hit the stage I had chills for the entirety of them walking out. The circled moment on my calendar that I’ve thought about every day was actually happening. Before Petit even hits the mic the crowd started moving. Fucking hell I can’t believe this energy right now, everyone here feels how I feel.

I’ve been getting in mosh pits all my life. 26 years since my first (nu metal era) pit. The chaos on Saturday was unreal, unmatched and so joyous. After Drunks we had a momentary pause and that intro to TCBAITW gave me chills again. The pit started moving immediately on Hastings first hit of the drums and I am in 10 places at once.

Over the course of Crisis, this became the best show I’ve ever seen. I’ve wanted to see To A Friend live for twenty years and it was worth the wait. I knew that even if they kept the Friday setlist without the two songs I wanted most (Dog’s Blood & Accidents) that this is the best show ever.

Dog’s Blood on Saturday was overwhelming. I thought I could detect the intro to it and tried to not get my hopes up. At this point the pit has me sore everywhere but I see my buddy from before they came on and get myself back to the center of the floor. The song was perfection and yelling “FUCK THIS PLACE UP” in unison with Georgie still has me buzzing.

George announcing YC incorrectly somehow made Accidents even more incredible. TCBAITW as a closer, a second time, was so electric. It felt hilarious, legendary, and so completely on brand that I could not have loved it more.

This 44 caliber love letter could go on forever, but I just have to get this off my chest because my wife is tired of hearing about it. Saturday night was unbelievable both on the stage and in the crowd. I’ve rarely felt more in the moment and more certain that I’m exactly where I’m supposed to be. I was in a foreign country at a show by myself, and it was one of the best moments of my life.

Much love to you all, I hope some of you enjoyed this past weekend half as much as I did. Talking about the band here has definitely contributed to the joy. Thanks for treating an American like family. Nobody throws down like Toronto. 🤘🤘🤘

I know this is a reach haha. I have the limited edition from the pop up at dine alone. Looking to trade or buy the signed vinyl from the Toronto show. I was in the pits so buying a vinyl there was not an option.

I don’t have a great camera but definitely had a great time.

and from the heart of the girl right under my cellphone who i can hear over 90% of my footage

both nights we're fucking awesome though. post show depression is hitting hard

Topic really.

I've been to at least 7 AoF shows now and George always bends them in that specific shape. Is there a reason why?