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Chiodos

3 concerts

Cofounded in 2001 by frontman Craig Owens and named after the Chiodo Brothers, Chiodos released their debut All's Well That Ends Well in 2005. Their 2007 album Bone Palace Ballet hit No. 1 on the Rock chart. Following a 2015 hiatus, the band returned for a 2024 reunion.

Jimmy Eat World

6 concerts

Formed in Mesa, Arizona, in 1993, alternative rock and power pop band Jimmy Eat World became a mid-90s emo trailblazer. They achieved mainstream success with their 1999 landmark album Clarity and the platinum-selling 2001 release Bleed American, featuring the hit single "The Middle."

Silverstein

22 concerts

Silverstein are a rock/post-hardcore band whose album Discovering The Waterfront (2005) became a touchstone classic. A Beautiful Place To Drown (2020) earned a Juno Awards Rock Album of the Year nomination. Frontman Shane Told was voted a top post-hardcore vocalist by Alternative Press readers.

The Maine

10 concerts

The Maine is an Arizona-bred modern rock five-piece featuring John O’Callaghan, Jared Monaco, Kennedy Brock, Garrett Nickelsen, and Pat Kirch. Spanning nearly 20 years, they released their tenth album, Joy Next Door, featuring songs like Half a Spark, Palms, and Die To Fall.

Mom Jeans.

3 concerts

Mom Jeans. is an American alternative rock band formed in Berkeley, California in 2014. The group consists of four members: Eric Butler, Austin Carango, Bart Thompson, and Sam Kless. They are known for their emotive blend of emo, indie punk, and math rock.

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.

Pierce The Veil

6 concerts

Pierce the Veil put volatile, confessional emotions into their post-hardcore punk sound. Led by Vic Fuentes with Tony Perry and Jaime Preciado, they broke out with A Flair for the Dramatic (2007); Selfish Machines hit No. 1 on Billboard Heatseekers.

Dashboard Confessional

15 concerts

Boca Raton, Florida singer/songwriter Chris Carrabba led emo act Dashboard Confessional, known for acoustic, introspective songs like “Screaming Infidelities” and hits “Hands Down” and “Vindicated.” MTV Unplugged 2.0 went platinum; A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar topped Billboard.

Underoath

30 concerts

Underoath are a Florida-based heavy band known for blending hard rock, electronic experimentation, guttural screams and anthemic choruses. They’ve earned two RIAA-certified gold albums and three Grammy nominations.

The Starting Line

8 concerts

Formed in Pennsylvania in 1999, punk-pop band the Starting Line gained prominence with their 2002 debut album, Say It Like You Mean It, and the popular MTV2 video for Best of Me. Known for their energetic sound, the group later released albums like Based On A True Story and Direction.

Simple Plan

25 concerts

Formed in Montreal, rock band Simple Plan are pop-punk legends with over 10 billion streams. They are known for their multi-platinum 2002 debut album, No Pads, No Helmets…Just Balls, and hits like Welcome To My Life. They performed at the 2010 Winter Olympics.

Coheed and Cambria

3 concerts

Coheed and Cambria is a New York prog band known for their sci-fi-inspired Amory Wars storyline spanning multiple albums, comics, and novels. Emerging in the early 2000s, the group features Claudio Sanchez, Travis Stever, Josh Eppard, and Zach Cooper.

August Burns Red

34 concerts

Formed in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, metalcore band August Burns Red have spent over two decades crafting a unique sound, earning top 10 Billboard albums and 600 million streams. They received Grammy nominations for Best Metal Performance in 2016 and 2018.

The Devil Wears Prada

16 concerts

The Devil Wears Prada explore life’s extremes, pairing crushing heaviness with heart-wrenching melodies. Their 2022 album Color Decay drew major praise from KERRANG! and Metal Hammer and supported their biggest sold-out shows worldwide.

New Found Glory

1 concert

Formed in Coral Springs, Florida, in 1997, pop-punk quartet New Found Glory is known for their trademark shiny melodies. Their decorated career includes their 11th studio album, Listen Up!, and the 2023 acoustic EP Make The Most Of It.

Story Of The Year

21 concerts

St. Louis post-hardcore band Story Of The Year are known for loud guitars and singalong choruses. Their debut Page Avenue sold a million copies and spawned the anthem “Until the Day I Die.” They toured with Linkin Park and My Chemical Romance.

The All-American Rejects

7 concerts

The All-American Rejects are a rock band known for sticky songs about broken hearts and adolescent lust. They launched their first headline tour in over a decade with the 2023 Wet Hot All-American Summer Tour and released their fifth full-length album, Sandbox.

Anberlin

12 concerts

Anberlin is a band that released their ninth full-length album, Currency, featuring Matty Mullins as the new lead vocalist following Stephen Christian's departure. Mullins previously sang on two tracks from their 2024 album, Vega.

Sleeping With Sirens

32 concerts

Fronted by Kellin Quinn, post-hardcore band Sleeping With Sirens earned gold and platinum certifications and sold out theaters. Known for Quinn's distinctive voice, the group released their eighth LP, An Ending in Itself, produced by Will Yip.

Atreyu

33 concerts

Saves The Day

4 concerts

Saves The Day is an emo band from Princeton, New Jersey, fronted by Chris Conley. Formed when the members were teenagers, the influential group is best known for their 1999 album Through Being Cool and their emotional vulnerability.

Movements

18 concerts

Movements is a band known for albums like Happier Now and RUCKUS!, released through Fearless Records and produced by Will Yip. The group blends early elements of their signature sound with newer material, producing songs like Dissolve Me and Back In My Ways.

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

6 concerts

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus are best known for their 2006 debut single "Face Down," addressing domestic abuse, from the album Don't You Fake It. The band has earned 5x platinum sales, nearly 2 billion streams, and a worldwide touring history.

Dance Gavin Dance

3 concerts

Formed in Sacramento, Dance Gavin Dance defies categorization by blending heavy metal, hardcore punk, melodic screamo, and pop melancholy. The definitive lineup features Tilian Pearson, Jon Mess, Will Swan, Tim Feerick, and Matt Mingus. With eight studio albums, the band has built a thriving fanbase celebrating their diverse, propulsive sound.

Senses Fail

23 concerts

Formed in Ridgewood, New Jersey, post-hardcore band Senses Fail is led by frontman Buddy Nielsen. Over a nearly 25-year career, the group became a celebrated rock name, releasing the Gold-selling debut album Let It Enfold You.

Basement

21 concerts

Basement is a British band formed in 2009, made up of five friends: vocalist Andrew Fisher, guitarists Alex Henery and Ronan Crix, bassist Duncan Stewart, and drummer James Fisher. Their album WIRED was their first in 8 years.

Saosin

24 concerts

Formed in Orange County in the early 2000s, post-hardcore band Saosin features guitarist Beau Burchell, guitarist Phil Sgrosso, bassist Chris Sorenson, and drummer Alex Rodriguez. They are best known for their self-titled album and the gold-certified single You Are Not Alone.

Four Year Strong

34 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.

Hawthorne Heights

23 concerts

Formed in Dayton, Ohio in 2001, post-hardcore band Hawthorne Heights is known for hits like Ohio Is for Lovers and Saying Sorry. Fronted by JT Woodruff, the group earned two Gold albums: The Silence in Black and White and If Only You Were Lonely.

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).

Thursday

4 concerts

Formed in New Brunswick, New Jersey in 1998, Thursday is a critically acclaimed band known for pivotal albums like Full Collapse and War All The Time. With millions in worldwide sales, they have toured with major acts and heavily influenced modern alternative music.

Escape the Fate

7 concerts

Escape the Fate, formed in Las Vegas in 2004, is an American rock band known for its dynamic post-hardcore, metalcore, and hard rock sound. Key songs include "One For the Money" (Platinum), "Situations," and "Broken Heart". Their album "Dying Is Your Latest Fashion" achieved Gold status, and their self-titled album topped the Hard Rock Albums chart. Albums include "Out of the Shadows" (2023) and "Redefined" (2025).

My Chemical Romance

10 concerts

Formed in New Jersey, My Chemical Romance debuted in 2002. The band achieved major success with multi-platinum albums like Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge and The Black Parade, featuring hit singles such as I'm Not Okay (I Promise) and Welcome to the Black Parade.

3OH!3

1 concert

Boulder, Colorado duo 3OH!3 (Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte) broke into pop with a DIY, genre-blending mix of hip-hop swagger and catchy hooks. Known for platinum-certified hits DONTTRUSTME, STARSTRUKK and My First Kiss.

Emery

15 concerts

Cartel

14 concerts

Formed in Conyers, Georgia, the trio Cartel is best known for their landmark album Chroma. After touring the globe for its 20th anniversary and playing major festivals like Warped Tour, Slam Dunk, and When We Were Young, the band returned with LP5.

State Champs

27 concerts

Albany, New York's State Champs, formed in 2010, are pop-punk torchbearers known for energetic anthems, vocal harmonies, and layered guitar riffs. Their albums include "The Finer Things," "Around the World and Back," "Living Proof," "Kings of the New Age," and their self-titled 2024 release. They earned Alternative Press Music Awards and collaborated with Alex Gaskarth and Mark Hoppus.

Cobra Starship

New York’s Cobra Starship, led by Gabe Saporta, blended pop, hip-hop, and dance-rock. Known for hits like "Snakes on a Plane" and "Good Girls Gone Bad," they worked with Patrick Stump, Leighton Meester, and Sabi before disbanding in 2015.

Pretty Girls Make Graves

Motion City Soundtrack

Minneapolis pop-punk heroes Motion City Soundtrack: catchy, accessible punk; 6 acclaimed albums, gold hit “Everything Is Alright”; toured worldwide; feat. Patrick Stump.

Say Anything

LA pop-punk/emo band led by Max Bemis; broke out with ...Is a Real Boy + “Alive with the Glory of Love”; charted with Say Anything & Hebrews; Two Tongues w/ Chris Conley.

L.S. Dunes

L.S. Dunes debuted live at Chicago’s Riot Fest in 2022 and released their debut album Past Lives that year. They later released their second full-length, Violet, produced by Grammy-nominated Will Yip, featuring songs like “Machines” and “Paper Tigers.”

Fall Out Boy

Mayday Parade

Tallahassee pop-rock/emo quintet Mayday Parade rose in the late-2000s emo wave with gold and platinum singles “Jamie All Over” and “Miserable At Best.” Their Sweet, Sad and Sugar trilogy spans nearly 30 songs and was released independently.

When We Were Young

Armor For Sleep

Armor For Sleep, formed in 2001 in Teaneck, New Jersey, is an American rock band known for its blend of alternative rock, emo, post-hardcore, and dream pop. They are celebrated for cinematic songwriting and emotionally charged, concept-driven lyrics. Popular songs include "Car Underwater" and "The Truth About Heaven". Notable albums include "What to Do When You Are Dead" (2005), "The Rain Museum" (2022), and "There Is No Memory" (2025).

Bayside

Queens-based rock band Bayside built a 25-year career with albums like Sirens And Condolences, The Walking Wounded, and Killing Time. Known for anthemic choruses and Anthony Raneri’s lyrics, they teamed with Ice Nine Kills’ Spencer Charnas on “How To Ruin Everything (Patience).”

Alesana

Raleigh, North Carolina's Alesana formed in 2004, crafting a post-hardcore sound they call "sweetcore". Known for mixing pop, punk, metal, and symphonic elements, they gained fans with concept albums like "The Emptiness" and "Confessions". Popular songs include "The Thespian" and "Ambrosia". They earned "Best Hardcore/Screamo Band" in 2009, and their catalog charted on Billboard.

Neck Deep

Neck Deep, a Welsh pop-punk band from Wrexham formed in 2012, is celebrated for high-energy performances and emotionally charged lyrics. Known for hits like "In Bloom" and "December," their albums include "Life's Not out to Get You" and their self-titled 2024 release. They earned a Kerrang! Award for Best British Newcomer and Best Live Band at the Alternative Press Music Awards, solidifying their impact on the pop-punk genre.

The Wonder Years

The Forecast

The Distillers

Nada Surf

Nada Surf, a melodic rock band from NYC, gained fame with their '90s hit "Popular." Known for sophisticated alt-rock, they worked with Ric Ocasek, Chris Walla, and Ben Gibbard. Albums like Let Go, The Weight Is a Gift, and Never Not Together cemented their cult status, featuring symphonic collaborations and influences like Kate Bush. They charted high on Billboard's Independent Albums, and their innovative sound continues to evolve.

A Day To Remember

Ocala, Florida-based quintet A Day To Remember has topped Billboard Rock/Indie/Alternative charts, sold over 1 million units, and earned two Gold albums and Gold singles. Bad Vibrations debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200 and #1 Top Album Sales.