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Thrice's Long Beach set brings the circle pit home

The Warped Tour recording revisits "The Artist in the Ambulance," with Dustin Kensrue asking the crowd to take care of each other.

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Thrice Story of November 11, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Thrice - Warped Tour Long Beach 2026 - Full Set (Live)

The pit opens up. At "The Artist in the Ambulance," the Long Beach festival crowd supplies one of the defining images of Thrice's Warped Tour recording: a large circle of moving bodies in front of the stage.

Thrice posted nothing new this week, but that summer set remains the busiest of the channel's currently active uploads. It opens with "Firebreather" and moves straight into "Silhouette" before Dustin Kensrue pauses to greet everyone. "It is lovely to see you all. Let's take care of each other," he says. A drum-microphone fix briefly interrupts proceedings; later, "Stare at the Sun" gets a dedication to Simon.

The set has reached about 177,000 views. Alongside it, "Thrice | Audiotree From Nothing" offers performances of "Vesper Light," "Albatross," "Holding On" and "Gnash," broken up by interviews. Luo's "Undertow" remix is also picking up a smaller stream of views.

The subscriber count stayed unchanged this week, as it did for nearby rock channel Social Distortion, while Sleep Theory had a substantial viewing week. For Thrice, the contrast is within the archive: "Black Honey" remains the towering studio-video hit, but the Long Beach crowd is giving the live shelf its movement.

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