On March 21, 1999, The Promise Ring performed live at the First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia, capturing a pivotal moment in their career. At this time, the band had recently released their critically acclaimed album "Very Emergency" in 1999, which represented a significant evolution in their sound, moving toward a more polished and mature style while retaining their emotive essence. This live recording showcases the energy and excitement surrounding the band during this transitional phase, as they were solidifying their place within the emo and indie rock scenes. Interestingly, "Very Emergency" featured production by the notable Ed Rose, further enhancing the band's popularity and artistic development. The concert exemplifies their dynamic live presence, a key element that helped them build a devoted fanbase during the late '90s.