If you were screaming “Voices” in your car in 2006, tonight’s your night.

Saosin brings the 20th anniversary of their self-titled debut album to Detroit tonight, playing the record front to back at the Majestic Theatre. Doors are at 6 p.m.

The Orange County post-hardcore band announced the fall U.S. tour back in May, built entirely around the 2006 debut — the album that gave millennial emo kids “Voices,” “You’re Not Alone” and “Seven Years.” The run kicked off October 23 in Anaheim and wraps November 28 in San Diego, with Detroit as one of the final stops.

Silent Planet is on the bill tonight, with Like Moths to Flames and Save Us supporting the tour.

Tickets are still listed through Ticketmaster, with resale prices climbing — the cheapest all-in resale listings were around $214 — so if you’re going, don’t wait until doors.

Twenty years on, the debut still hits exactly the way it did in 2006. Tonight, Detroit gets to hear it the way it was meant to be heard: loud, start to finish.

Sources: Consequence; Lambgoat; tickets via Ticketmaster

Saosin performing in 2007, via Wikimedia Commons.