New York is a great place to see a rap show, partly because there’s always a chance that a special guest or two will make a surprise appearance onstage. The same thing does not typically happen at post-hardcore shows, but it did last night. Los Angeles warriors Touché Amoré, currently touring behind their heart-ripping 2016 album Stage Four, played the Bowery Ballroom last night, and a couple of friends joined them onstage, as Brooklyn Vegan points out. First, the band welcomed Thursday frontman Geoff Rickly, who guested on Touché Amoré’s debut album, to help them out on the Stage Four track “Flowers And You.” And they also brought out Ned Russin, frontman of the Pennsylvania band Title Fight. Together, they performed “Crescent-Shaped Depression,” a Title Fight song that Touché Amoré covered on a 2011 split EP. The band posted videos of both songs on their Instagram; watch them below.

Flowers and You w/ @geoffrickly of @thursdayband last night in NYC. Such a wonderful night full of friends and music. Thanks for coming out and spending your evening with all of us. 📷 @condition.nyc (also responsible for the Benediction music video). #toucheamore #thursdayband

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Crescent Shaped Depression w/ Ned Russin of @titlefightfanclub last night in NYC. This tour rules. 📷 @k_linger #toucheamore #titlefight

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Stage Four is out now on Epitaph.