Dayseeker Tempe Tickets - Marquee Theatre Tempe

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Dayseeker

30 concerts

Dayseeker, formed in 2012 in Orange County, California, is a post-hardcore and metalcore band known for emotional lyrics and Rory Rodriguez's powerful vocals. Their evolving sound incorporates elements of emo and electronic rock. Notable albums include "Dark Sun" and "Creature in the Black Night". Popular songs include "Sleeptalk" and "Crawl Back To My Coffin". They have collaborated with artists like Caleb Shomo and Silverstein.

Catch Your Breath

52 concerts

Austin, TX hard rock band Catch Your Breath blend synth soundscapes, polished production + emotive hooks; hit “Dial Tone” (#3 Spotify Metal, #7 Billboard) debuted on SiriusXM Octane; toured w/ Falling in Reverse.

Alpha Wolf

17 concerts

Alpha Wolf is an Australian metalcore band originating from Burnie, Tasmania. Based in Melbourne, they are known for their intense blend of metalcore, nu metal, and beatdown hardcore, characterized by heavy riffs and emotional lyrics. Popular tracks include "Akudama" and "Sucks 2 Suck" (featuring Ice-T). Their discography features albums like "A Quiet Place to Die" and "Half Living Things," and they have received an ARIA Award nomination.

Kingdom of Giants

20 concerts

Kingdom of Giants, a Sacramento, California metalcore band formed in 2010, delivers an intense, technical sound blending metalcore, post-hardcore, and alternative metal with 80s synthwave elements. Their discography includes albums like *Passenger* and EPs such as *Bleeding Star* and *Burning Chrome*. Popular songs include "Bleach" and "Wasted Space". They are recognized for powerful live shows and collaborations with artists like Michael Barr.

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Marquee Theatre Tempe Music Venue Capacity: 1,500

730 N Mill Ave, Tempe, AZ 85288, USA

marqueetheatreaz.com

+1 480-829-0607

About Marquee Theatre Tempe

The Marquee Theatre Tempe is a 1,500-capacity music venue in Tempe, AZ, originally opening as the Red River Opry in 1993 before its 2003 rebranding. Situated near Tempe Town Lake, it has become a prominent destination for national touring artists. Its intimate general admission layout, featuring a downhill floor and an outdoor patio, offers a distinct live concert experience popular with local audiences and ASU students.