flipturn at Palace Theatre (22 Mar 2025)
What a triumphant return for Florida’s flipturn at the Palace Theatre, in St Paul, on busy Saturday night (March 22, 2025).

flipturn Setlist
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Tour Dates
- March 23 – Val Air – Des Moines, IA
- March 26 – Egyptian Room – Indianapolis, IN
- March 27 – KEMBA live! – Columbus, OH
- March 28 – Royal Oak Music Theatre – Detroit, MI
- March 29 – Danforth Music Hall – Toronto, ON
- March 30 – Beanfield Theatre – Montreal, QB
- April 2 – Higher Ground – Burlington, VT
- April 4 – Terminal 5 – New York, NY
- April 5 – Roadrunner – Boston, MA
- April 9 – MEGACORP – Newport, KY
- April 10 – Stage AE – Pittsburgh, PA
- April 11 – Franklin Music Hall – Philadelphia, PA
- April 12 – The Anthem – Washington, D.C.
- April 16 – Avondale Brewing – Birmingham, AL
- April 18 – HOB Orlando – Orlando, FL
- April 27 – High Water Festival – North Charleston, SC
flipturn’s current set heavily leaned on their latest album, Burnout Days (Dualtone Records), as they launched into the intro song “Juno” (which also starts off their new record), followed by “Burnout Days” and “Inner Wave.” You need to wait a bit for some older songs, like “Sad Disco” and their set finale “Space Cowboy” from their 2022 debut album Shadowglow.
Opening the show was Arcy Drive. We previously saw this New York band at the 7th Street Entry in August 2023 and wrote, “Arcy Drive then sauntered on stage to Hot Chocolate’s “You Sexy Thing.” Like the Lapdogs, they are a group of childhood friends. They are from Northport, NY, composed of Patrick Helrigel on bass, Brook Tuozzo on drums, Austin Jones on guitar and Nick Mateyunas on lead vocals and guitar. Although new to the scene with a proper debut album still to be released, they had a successful tour in the spring due to heavy social media following on Tiktok. They just played Lollapalooza in Chicago and Minneapolis was the beginning of their Stattic Tour Part II.”
We have the full band, Nick (singer and guitar player), Austin (guitar player), Pat (bass player), and Brooke (drummer), ready to rock out, and not to mention starting right on time… although due to some issues, and playing extended outros… it seems like the band overplayed their allotted set time with the soundboard person warning them about the time after the 30-min mark.
After playing “Seaside”, Nick announced they were going to play “Louie”, “The new one. If you know it, sing it with me.”
Highlight of the show was probably around “Desert Song”, which Nick broke a guitar string due to playing and rocking too hard. Normally, there is a guitar technician with an alternative guitar to swap out, but apparently, they didn’t have a guitar available. So Nick just winged it and the band played the rest of the song without that extra guitar. If you’re not familiar with the song, it sounded just fine.









