Burning Hotels Tickets

Burning Hotels is a Fort Worth-born artist project that began in 2005, rooted in post-punk and evolving through a synth-driven indie rock sound. Founded by Chance Morgan and Matt Mooty, the act has a documented history of discography, award recognition, and notable live appearances in North Texas. While public activity has been limited since 2017, the project remains a notable part of the region’s indie music tapestry, with an evolving legacy tied to early 2000s Austin-to-Dallas-Fort Worth cross-pollination and a lasting influence on local scene aesthetics.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and information about any upcoming tours or appearances. We’ve got you covered with reliable context and official links for social media and more.

Biography, discography, and live history reflect Burning Hotels’ transition from raw post-punk roots to a more polished synth-driven sound. The band’s early work, including the Eighty Five Mirrors EP and the full-length Novels, garnered regional attention and national distribution licensing via Razor & Tie. The 2011 self-titled Burning Hotels album shifted the sonic direction on Miss Press Records, with the single 'Allison' boosting visibility through video promotion in 2010. Fort Worth Weekly recognized the project with multiple awards at the 2007 ceremony, highlighting Rock Album of the Year for Eighty Five Mirrors and Artist of the Year.

As of 2025, publicly documented touring activity has not been reported, with the last widely noted performances occurring around 2017. If new tour dates surface, we’ll update this page with accurate, easy-to-book options so you can secure your seats and support this influential Texas act. For ongoing updates, follow official channels and trusted sources linked below.

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