Mouth Culture

9 concerts

Mouth Culture is an alternative/indie/rock band from Leicester, England, formed in 2018. Known for their authentic and cathartic sound blending rock, pop-punk, and nu-metal influences, they aim to provide an escape for listeners. Notable releases include "Mishaps Of My Mid Twenties" and "Whatever The Weather," featuring popular songs like "Don't Pull Up" and "Regret 101." They have performed at Download Festival and toured with You Me At Six. The band signed with Killabop.

The Maine

10 concerts

Arizona-bred modern rock band The Maine is a five-piece led by vocalist John O’Callaghan. Nearly 20 years in, they’re known for raw, honest songs with nostalgic energy. Their tenth album, Joy Next Door, includes “Half a Spark,” “Palms,” and “Die To Fall.”

Killswitch Engage

12 concerts

Formed in Western Massachusetts in 2000, Killswitch Engage helped shape heavy music. 2002’s Alive Or Just Breathing was hailed by Decibel among the decade’s top metal albums; the band earned 2 Grammy nominations and gold albums The End of Heartache and As Daylight Dies.

The Used

5 concerts

Orem, Utah's The Used forged a path in post-hardcore and alternative rock, captivating audiences with raw emotion and high-octane performances. Iconic tracks like "The Taste of Ink" and "Buried Myself Alive" define their sound. Albums such as "Toxic Positivity" and "Medz" showcase their enduring impact on the genre, earning gold and platinum recognition.

Trophy Eyes

3 concerts

Newcastle, Australia's Trophy Eyes blends punk rock, melodic hardcore, and emo with raw, personal lyrics and intense vocals. Known for hits like "Chlorine" and albums such as "The American Dream" and "Suicide and Sunshine" (2023), their dynamic sound resonates globally.

Beartooth

29 concerts

Beartooth is a modern rock project started by Caleb Shomo in his Ohio basement in 2013, self-producing and playing all instruments. 2023’s The Surface hit No. 1 on Billboard Alternative/Hard Music; “Might Love Myself” topped Mainstream Airplay.

Simple Plan

36 concerts

Montreal-formed pop-punk band Simple Plan broke out with the multi-platinum 2002 debut No Pads, No Helmets…Just Balls, featuring hits like I’d Do Anything and I’m Just A Kid. With 10B+ streams, they played Warped Tour and performed at the 2010 Winter Olympics.

The Interrupters

40 concerts

The Interrupters are a Los Angeles ska/punk quartet formed in 2011, fronted by Aimee Interrupter with brothers Kevin (guitar), Justin (bass) and Jesse (drums). Influenced by ’80s 2 Tone ska and ’90s punk; the Bivonas worked with Tim Timebomb And Friends.

Less Than Jake

10 concerts

Less Than Jake are ska-punk veterans known for loud guitars, vocal harmonies, and trombone-sax punch. Their 7-song EP Uncharted came out on Pure Noise Records, recorded with Jason Livermore and producer Bill Stevenson.

ERRA

17 concerts

ERRA are a Birmingham, AL five-piece formed in 2009. Known for contrasting violent aggression with soothing contemplation, they explore existential themes on their seventh full-length album, silence outlives the earth, an 11-song set balancing ethereal quiet with crushing catharsis.

Knuckle Puck

3 concerts

Knuckle Puck, formed in 2010 in Chicago, Illinois, delivers a melodic blend of pop punk and emo. Their impactful sound, known for raw emotion and energetic hooks, has garnered critical acclaim. Albums like "Copacetic" (2015) and "Losing What We Love" (2023) highlight their journey. They received an Album of the Year nomination at the 2016 Alternative Press Music Awards.

Grade 2

7 concerts

Isle of Wight punk trio Grade 2 formed as schoolkids 12 years ago. Featuring Sid Ryan, Jack Chatfield and Jacob Hull, they returned with 2023’s self-titled third LP and have played festivals like Rock am Ring.

Wage War

38 concerts

Florida metal band Wage War blend pummeling heaviness with melody. The quintet released albums Blueprints (2015), Deadweight (2017), Pressure (2019) and Manic (2021), with songs like Stitch, Low and Circle The Drain amassing hundreds of millions of streams.

Sleeping With Sirens

41 concerts

Sleeping With Sirens is a post-hardcore band fronted by Kellin Quinn, known for his powerful, urgent, distinctive voice. Their eighth LP, An Ending in Itself, produced by Will Yip, reflects the band’s bond with fans and themes of hardship and resilience.

The Academy Is...

2 concerts

The Academy Is..., an American rock band from Chicago, Illinois, formed in 2003. Known for their melodic emo pop and alternative rock, they gained prominence in the early 2000s. Notable albums include "Almost Here," "Santi," "Fast Times at Barrington High," and "Almost There." Popular songs feature "Checkmarks," "Slow Down," and "About a Girl." Championed by Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz, they signed with Fueled by Ramen and achieved Billboard chart success.

From Ashes to New

33 concerts

From Ashes To New are a Lancaster, PA band blending hard rock, hip-hop, electronic and alternative. Formed in 2013, they’ve earned hundreds of millions of streams, radio hits and sold-out U.S. shows, with acclaim from LoudWire and Alternative Press.

The Amity Affliction

25 concerts

Brisbane, Australia metalcore/post-hardcore band formed in 2002. Debut Severed Ties (2008) hit ARIA Top 30; Chasing Ghosts (2012) debuted at No. 1, followed by chart-toppers Let the Ocean Take Me (2014) and This Could Be Heartbreak (2016).

Bowling For Soup

27 concerts

Bowling for Soup is a pop punk band formed in 1994 in Wichita Falls, TX, relocating to Denton in 1996. Known for hits “Girl All The Bad Guys Want” (Grammy-nominated 2003), “1985,” “Almost,” and “High School Never Ends,” plus TV themes.

The Front Bottoms

2 concerts

Indie rock duo from Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, the Front Bottoms (Brian Sella and Mathew Uychich) mix pop, rock, and punk with witty lyrics. Albums include The Front Bottoms (2011), Talon of the Hawk (2013), Going Grey (2017), and In Sickness & In Flames (2020).

Hot Milk

4 concerts

Hot Milk is a Manchester, UK-based emo power-pop/alt-rock band formed by Hannah Mee and Jim Shaw. Known for their energetic live shows and angst-ridden, catchy choruses, they released their debut album "A Call To The Void" in 2023, followed by "Corporation P.O.P." in 2025. They have toured globally, supporting major rock acts and performing at festivals, and are currently touring worldwide.

Four Year Strong

2 concerts

Four Year Strong hails from Massachusetts, known for their pop-punk energy and hardcore spirit. Notable album "Brain Pain" showcases hits like "aftermath/afterthought" and "uncooked." They've teamed with producer Will Putney, blending '90s alt-rock and metal with reggae elements, and featuring distinct vocals by Dan O’Connor and Alan Day.

We The Kings

4 concerts

We The Kings are a pop-punk band from Bradenton, Florida. They broke out in 2007 with their self-titled debut and the single Check Yes Juliet, and later released songs like Heaven Can Wait and We’ll Be A Dream (feat. Demi Lovato).

Love Rarely

4 concerts

Leeds, UK alternative scene five-piece Love Rarely formed in 2023, blending math rock, emo and hardcore. Known for angular, technically demanding guitars and unflinching, vulnerable lyrics exploring life’s darker corners.

As December Falls

2 concerts

As December Falls is a British pop-punk and alternative rock band from Nottingham, formed in 2014. Known for their energetic sound and powerful vocals, they have released albums like "Join The Club" (2023) and "Everything's On Fire But I'm Fine" (2025). They won Best UK Breakthrough Artist at the Heavy Music Awards in 2023 and are celebrated for their independent, DIY approach and strong fan connection.

RedHook

3 concerts

RedHook is an Australian rock band from Sydney, formed in 2017. Known for their "screaming rap rock electro pop mutants" style, they blend alternative rock, emo, rap rock, pop punk, metalcore, and post-hardcore. Their albums include "Postcard from a Living Hell" (2023) and "Mutation" (2024), with "Mutation" reaching #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart. Popular songs include "Bad Decisions" and "Dead Walk". They are recognized for their genre-defying sound and explosive live performances.

Melrose Avenue

28 concerts

Sydney, Australia pop-metal quartet Melrose Avenue formed in 2021, blending infectious pop melodies with metal intensity. Fronted by Vlado Saric, known for dynamic vocals and commanding stage presence driving the band’s pop-hook/metal fusion.

Slam Dunk Festival

2 concerts

Cute Is What We Aim for

2 concerts

An American pop-punk band formed in Buffalo, New York in 2005, known for their emo-pop sound and releasing their commercially successful debut album The Same Old Blood Rush with a New Touch through Fueled by Ramen.

Overgrown

7 concerts

A four-piece nu-metal and grunge band from Berwick-Upon-Tweed, UK, known for blending raw emotion with heavy, melodic grit and a nostalgic 2000s edge.

Reel Big Fish

4 concerts

Reel Big Fish, formed in Huntington Beach, California in 1991, defined third-wave ska punk. Their energetic shows and humorous, cynical lyrics fueled hits like "Sell Out" and "Beer" from the gold-certified album "Turn the Radio Off." Frontman Aaron Barrett leads the horn-driven band, known for albums including "Life Sucks... Let's Dance!" and collaborations with Ice Nine Kills and TX2.

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