Saturday night, June 6. Tony V’s Garage on Hewitt Avenue. Two bands. Four hours. The entire 2000s emo and pop punk catalog you burned onto a CD in middle school and still know word-for-word.
Altered 2ks and Centuries shared the stage — and together they cover the decade that turned angst into arena anthems. My Chemical Romance. Fall Out Boy. Paramore. Taking Back Sunday. Hawthorne Heights. The Used. If you were a teenager when these songs dropped, you’ve been waiting for a night like this without knowing it.
Last refreshed: October 17, 2026 (Pacific).
Who’s Playing and What to Expect
Altered 2ks is the headline act — a tribute project built specifically around 2000s emo and pop punk. They don’t try to do everything from that era; they do the specific songs that mattered. The ones that opened the floodgates. They’ve played Tony V’s before and they know how to fill that room.
Centuries opened the set. Same era, same energy, same devotion to getting the details right. This was a double bill with actual curatorial intent — both bands exist in the same sonic universe and the setlist arc from opener to closer hit like a full playlist you built yourself at 15.
Tony V’s Garage has been the right room for nights like this since it opened in Everett’s historic downtown. It’s not a theater. It’s not a club designed for distance between you and the stage. It’s a place where the band is close, the sound is loud, and the crowd knows every word. For a tribute show built around songs this emotionally loaded, the intimacy is the point.
The Venue and What You Need to Know
Tony V’s Garage sits at 1716 Hewitt Ave in Everett. The show started at 8:00 PM on Saturday, June 6 and ran to 11:30 PM. Tickets were $23.18 on Eventbrite — sold by organizer AJ Verhey, who has been putting on shows at this venue consistently.
This was a standing-room show. Capacity at Tony V’s is limited, and fans who wanted a spot close to the stage needed to be there early. The venue does not hold tickets at will call for late arrivals in the way larger rooms do.
Street parking is available on Hewitt and the surrounding blocks. Everett’s downtown is walkable from several parking structures if Hewitt fills up.
Why This Night Works
There’s a specific thing that happens when a well-prepared tribute band plays songs from a formative era in a small room. It’s different from seeing those songs on a stadium screen. You’re not nostalgic at a distance — you’re in the room with 200 people who all know the same lyrics, and the band is ten feet away playing them at full volume.
Tony V’s has hosted Emo Prom at Tony V’s and built a track record of landing the right acts for Everett’s live music crowd. The Polkadot Cadaver show drew the same energy this room can hold — dedicated, loud, present. And if you’ve been watching what’s come through the April lineup at Tony V’s, you already know this venue doesn’t book filler.
Altered 2ks and Centuries together on one bill on a Saturday night is not a casual decision. This is a deliberate, fully committed tribute event with a tight setlist focus.
The Short Version
What: Altered 2ks + Centuries — 2000s emo and pop punk tribute night
When: Saturday, June 6, 2026 — 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM
Where: Tony V’s Garage, 1716 Hewitt Ave, Everett WA 98201
Tickets: $23.18 on Eventbrite — limited capacity (this show has since taken place)
Ages: Check Eventbrite listing for age policy
This show took place on June 6, 2026 — the Eventbrite listing is now closed.
FAQ
When did Altered 2ks play at Tony V’s Garage?
Saturday, June 6, 2026 at 8:00 PM. Doors opened before then.
Where is Tony V’s Garage in Everett?
1716 Hewitt Ave, Everett, WA 98201. Street parking on Hewitt and the surrounding blocks.
How much were tickets for Altered 2ks at Tony V’s?
$23.18 on Eventbrite. Capacity at Tony V’s is limited, and the show has since taken place.
What kind of music do Altered 2ks play?
2000s emo and pop punk — My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Taking Back Sunday, and the full early-2000s catalog you know by heart.
Who opened at the June 6 show?
Centuries opened the night. They play the same era — this was a two-band throwback double bill.
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