Ohio Is For Lovers Festival in Cincinnati - Sep 9, 2023

Jimmy Eat World

5 concerts

Jimmy Eat World, from Mesa, Arizona (formed in 1993), rocketed to fame with 2001's "Bleed American" and hit "The Middle." Known for their emo roots and alternative style, they've become genre influencers and have released landmark albums including "Clarity." Collaborated with producers like Mark Trombino and Butch Vig.

Underoath

43 concerts

Underoath blends chaos and harmony, famous for anthems and gold albums. With 3 Grammy nods, they're known for their influential sound and cinematic lushness, achieving a Billboard 200 No. 2 debut with "Define the Great Line".

The Starting Line

3 concerts

Formed in Pennsylvania, the punk-pop band the Starting Line is renowned for hits like "Best of Me." They soared on Drive-Thru Records, shined on Warped Tours, and achieved notable MTV2 success.

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

8 concerts

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, known for "Face Down" & "Brace Yourself," boasts 5x platinum sales & extensive tours. Famous for heartfelt music and dedicated frontman Ronnie Winter.

Saosin

3 concerts

California-based Saosin, pioneers in post-hardcore, gained fame with their 2003 EP "Translating the Name." Known for explosive live shows and robust online presence, they've collaborated extensively, including tours with Senses Fail and Anberlin, and recorded under Capitol and Virgin Records.

Four Year Strong

15 concerts

Four Year Strong, a band blending pop-punk charm with hardcore aggression, is known for pushing creative boundaries. Their fifth album, 'Brain Pain,' showcases their evolving style and deep connection with fans.

Hawthorne Heights

29 concerts

Hawthorne Heights, an iconic emo band from Dayton, OH, known for “Ohio Is For Lovers,” overcame industry obstacles and personal tragedies. They boast two Gold albums and a unique blend of pop-punk and heavy styles.

Spitalfield

7 concerts

Chicago's Spitalfield, formed in 1998, plays emo pop rock. Known for the 2003 hit "Remember Right Now," the band has received acclaim for its consistent lineup featuring Mark Rose and JD Romero, and collaborations with Dan Lowder and TJs Minich & Milici.

Emery

12 concerts

Seattle-based Emery blends heavy soundscapes with off-kilter grooves and harmonies. Known for raw, personal lyrics in hits like "Rub Some Dirt On It," their style is marked by a mix of unpredictability and melodic intensity. Members include Toby Morrell, Devin Shelton, and Josh Head.

State Champs

17 concerts

STATE CHAMPS, known for vibrant pop-punk, feature Derek DiScanio & co. Big with "Kings Of The New Age", highly rated by Kerrang!. Hit Billboard charts, acclaimed by Rock Sound & Alternative Press. Collaborated with producer Drew Fulk.

Ohio Is For Lovers Festival in Cincinnati, OH

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Riverbend Music Center

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