Crashing Metropolis Tickets

Crashing Metropolis is a Pittsburgh-area indie/alternative rock artist known for their 2009 release I Hope I Haunt You, featuring tracks like Sugar and Forgive Me. Fronted by Mike Geary with guitar by Michael Kesneck, bass by Mark Grode, and drums by Jeff Skalyo, the band delivered a memorable CD release show at Altar Bar in Pittsburgh on October 16, 2009. While public activity on major platforms slowed after the late-2000s, Crashing Metropolis remains a notable entry in the local scene with a documented footprint on Douban and an older MySpace presence. This page gathers what’s publicly known about their career and the work they left behind for fans and researchers alike.

We’ve got you covered with a concise bio, discography highlights, and context for any upcoming gigs—should new dates surface. For fans looking to reconnect, follow the links to official social pages and explore the music they released a decade ago.

Biography and discography details pull from historical releases and venue records. While 2025 tour dates aren’t documented publicly, Crashing Metropolis’ 2009 era remains a reference point for their sound and the Pittsburgh indie scene of that period. If you’ve got memories or music to share, reach out and secure your access to their music and legacy through trusted channels.

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