Hawthorne Heights Rogers Tickets - Walmart AMP

Hawthorne Heights with This Wild Life, Anberlin, and more

Jul 28, 2024 at 5:30 PM · Walmart AMP, Rogers, AR Walmart AMP, Rogers, AR

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This Wild Life

3 concerts

This Wild Life, an acoustic duo, formed after drumming in bands failed. Known for albums "Clouded" & "Low Tides," they collaborated with Ryan Hadlock for "Petaluma".

Anberlin

16 concerts

Anberlin’s ninth album Currency is their first full-length with Matty Mullins as lead vocalist after Stephen Christian stepped back. Following 2024’s Vega, it was co-produced with Memphis May Fire’s Kellen McGregor and includes “Trenches” featuring Switchfoot.

Hawthorne Heights

31 concerts

Hawthorne Heights formed in Dayton, Ohio in 2001, blending post-hardcore urgency with early 2000s emo and punk. Known for the anthems “Ohio Is for Lovers” and “Saying Sorry,” they earned two Gold albums: The Silence in Black and White (2004) and If Only You Were Lonely (2006).

Thursday

4 concerts

Formed in New Brunswick, NJ in 1998, Thursday have sold millions worldwide and released six critically acclaimed albums (1999–2011), including influential Full Collapse and War All The Time. They’ve toured with acts like My Chemical Romance and The Gaslight Anthem.

Stick To Your Guns

9 concerts

Southern California quintet Stick To Your Guns (formed 2003) deliver a socially conscious hybrid of hardcore, punk, and metal. They’ve amassed 50M+ streams, performed on six continents, and shared stages with Parkway Drive, Architects, and Rise Against.

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).

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