Tonight Alive

1 concert

Australian pop-punk band Tonight Alive, formed in Sydney in 2008, is known for hits like "Human Interaction." Their albums hit top charts in Australia and the U.S.

Taking Back Sunday

6 concerts

Taking Back Sunday, born on Long Island, is known for their emotive rock style. They've sold millions, toured globally, and continue evolving with ambitious albums like "152."

Motion City Soundtrack

33 concerts

Minneapolis-based punk rock band Motion City Soundtrack, known for hits like “Everything Is Alright,” earned gold status, toured globally, and collaborated with Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump.

Good Charlotte

5 concerts

Good Charlotte, formed in Southern Maryland in 1996, blends punk and pop rock. Known for hits like “The Anthem,” they've grown through honest, emotional albums and major Epic Records success.

Goldfinger

3 concerts

Los Angeles ska-punk band Goldfinger, formed in 1994, gained fame with "Here In Your Bedroom," helped shape the ’90s scene, sold millions, and toured worldwide.

The Suicide Machines

2 concerts

The Suicide Machines, from Detroit, deliver catchy, politically charged punk. Known for "Awake" and "Destruction by Definition," their 2022 split with Coquettish on Bad Time Records showcases their gritty edge. Collaborated with Jon Graber, they're still relevant and resonant.

Hawthorne Heights

28 concerts

Hawthorne Heights, hailing from Dayton, Ohio, is an iconic emo band known for Gold albums like "The Silence In Black And White" and hits like "Ohio Is For Lovers." They've overcome obstacles and blend heavy and melodic styles, remaining influential in the scene.

Sublime

7 concerts

Sublime, formed in 1988, is a reggae-punk band known for hits like “What I Got.” Their self-titled album sold 7M+ copies. Founders included Bradley Nowell, Eric Wilson, and Bud Gaugh.

Cancer Bats

1 concert

Cancer Bats, a force in heavy music, boast 7 acclaimed albums, 5 JUNO noms, and global tours. Featured in Kerrang! and Revolver, their party metal anthems endure.

Cartel

21 concerts

Cartel, a pop-punk band known for hits like "Honestly," blends melodic pop-rock with reflective lyrics. They've toured major festivals and remain influential two decades on.

Set Your Goals

3 concerts

The Bay Area's Set Your Goals mix pop-punk and hardcore, inspired by bands like New Found Glory. Known for "Mutiny!" and pirate-themed lyrics, they've toured with Gorilla Biscuits and Less Than Jake. Members include vocalists Jordan Brown and Matt Wilson and guitarist Audelio Flores, Jr. Signed to Epitaph in 2008, they released "This Will Be the Death of Us" and "Burning at Both Ends".

Dashboard Confessional

3 concerts

Born in Boca Raton, Florida, Chris Carrabba leads emo band Dashboard Confessional, known for hits like "Screaming Infidelities" and "Vindicated." He’s acclaimed for raw, introspective lyrics and worked with producers Daniel Lanois and Don Gilmore.

Broadside

1 concert

Richmond, VA band Broadside blends nostalgic rock and modern pop rock, influenced by The Killers and AFI. Known for personal, relatable songs, they've grown from underground favorites to genre staples.

The Menzingers

2 concerts

Philadelphia punk legends, the Menzingers, known for their energetic live sound, released their seventh album, Some Of It Was True, following Hello Exile. Despite COVID-19 delays, their raw, prismatic songwriting continues to captivate audiences. Members include Greg Barnett, whose solo work adds depth to their evolving narrative.