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Deaf Havana

9 concerts

Deaf Havana, formed in 2005 in Norfolk, England, is an alternative rock band known for evolving from post-hardcore to folk and pop-punk styles. Their honest, lyric-driven music features popular songs like "Trigger" and "Sinner." Notable albums include "Fools and Worthless Liars," which topped the UK Rock Album Chart, "All These Countless Nights," and "We're Never Getting Out". They collaborated with Sierra Annie on "Car Crash".

Taking Back Sunday

17 concerts

Taking Back Sunday released their eighth studio album, 152, in late 2023. The band has sold millions of albums, has multiple tracks with streams in the multiple hundred million mark, and has toured worldwide and played major festivals.

Stand Atlantic

12 concerts

Stand Atlantic is an Australian pop-punk band from Sydney, formed in 2012. Known for their infectious energy and emotive songwriting, they blend pop-punk with modern rock and emo. Albums include Skinny Dipping, Pink Elephant, F.E.A.R., and Was Here. Popular songs feature collaborations with artists like nothing,nowhere. and Royal & the Serpent. Vocalist Bonnie Fraser champions authenticity in music.

Currents

6 concerts

Currents are post-metalcore innovators known for exploring mental struggle and darkness. Their 2020 album The Way It Ends hit No. 2 on Billboard’s Top New Artist and Current Hard Rock charts, with 80+ million streams and tours with Ice Nine Kills and Beartooth.

Dashboard Confessional

17 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.

The Home Team

13 concerts

The Home Team is a Seattle, Washington rock band formed in 2013, known for their "heavy pop" sound blending rock, pop-punk, R&B, and post-hardcore. Comprising Brian Butcher, John Baran, Ryne Olson, and Daniel Matson, they released albums like "Better Off," "Slow Bloom," and "The Crucible of Life." Popular songs include "Worthy" and "Loud." They have shared stages with acts such as Don Broco and Neck Deep.

Broadside

13 concerts

Broadside is an East Coast-based pop rock band known for fusing nostalgic rock energy with a modern edge. Influenced by The Killers, AFI, Kings of Leon, and Taking Back Sunday, the band includes Oliver Baxxter, Domenic Reid, and Patrick Diaz.

Origami Angel

1 concert

Washington, D.C. punk/emo duo Origami Angel, formed in 2016 by vocalist/guitarist Ryland Heagy and drummer Pat Doherty. Their third album Feeling Not Found, produced by Will Yip at Studio 4, blends easycore, metalcore, indie rock, emo, and electronic.

The Menzingers

28 concerts

Scranton, Pennsylvania's The Menzingers formed in 2006, crafting lyrical punk rock with heartland influences. Known for passionate live shows and introspective lyrics, their albums like "On the Impossible Past" garnered acclaim. Their eighth studio album, "Everything I Ever Saw", features songs such as "Chance Encounters".

Good Charlotte

9 concerts

Formed in 1996 in high school in Southern Maryland, Good Charlotte played the DMV circuit and signed with Epic Records in 1999. Their catalog includes Good Charlotte, The Young and The Hopeless, Good Morning Revival, and Cardiology.

Goldfinger

3 concerts

Goldfinger is an LA-based ska-punk band formed in 1993. They helped ignite the U.S. ska-punk explosion of the ’90s, breaking out when “Here in Your Bedroom” hit heavy rotation on KROQ. They set a Guinness World Record with 385 shows in a year.

zebrahead

20 concerts

La Habra, California's Zebrahead, formed in 1996, is famed for its high-energy punk rock and hip-hop fusion. With dual vocalists, they've built a global following, notably in Japan where albums like MFZB earned gold. Known for dynamic performances, they contributed to "Sonic the Hedgehog" and previously garnered a Grammy nomination. Their recent EPs include "O".

Knocked Loose

8 concerts

Knocked Loose are a Louisville hardcore quintet known for merciless intensity and honesty. They played major stages like Coachella and Bonnaroo, and wrote nearly 40 songs over 4 years to craft the 10-track LP You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To.

SiM

33 concerts

Japanese band SiM (Silence iz Mine) blend nü-metal, postmodern hard rock, hardcore, reggae and punk. Formed in 2004, they scored a Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs No. 1 with “The Rumbling,” written for Attack on Titan, and sold out Nippon Budokan.

Boston Manor

24 concerts

Boston Manor, a British rock band from Blackpool, England, formed in 2013. They blend alternative rock, emo, and post-hardcore, known for energetic performances and emotionally charged lyrics. Their discography includes albums like "Datura" and "Sundiver." Popular songs include "Halo" and "Foxglove." The band earned nominations for Kerrang! and Heavy Music Awards, and collaborated with artists such as John Floreani.

The Suicide Machines

17 concerts

The Suicide Machines returned with 2022 split LP GEBO GOMI with Tokyo’s Coquettish on Bad Time Records. Following 2020’s Revolution Spring, they deliver political punk with grit and raw power on songs like Awake.

Bury Tomorrow

11 concerts

Bury Tomorrow, from Southampton, England, is a metalcore band celebrated for high-energy performances, blending thundering guitars with vulnerable vocals. Known for hits like "Black Flame" and "Cannibal," their albums such as "Runes" and "Will You Haunt Me, with That Same Patience" highlight their melodic metalcore style. They earned a Kerrang! Award for Best British Newcomer. The band is touring internationally.

Saosin

27 concerts

Saosin are an Orange County, California post-hardcore band formed in the early 2000s, known for soaring vocals, intricate guitars, and anthemic songwriting. Their self-titled album and gold-certified single "You're Not Alone" helped define the genre.

Hawthorne Heights

27 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).

Static Dress

27 concerts

Static Dress, from Leeds, England, formed in 2018, crafts intense post-hardcore, metalcore, and emo. Celebrated for their immersive multimedia world-building and dynamic live shows, they released albums like Rouge Carpet Disaster and Injury Episode. They earned Kerrang!'s Best New Band and Heavy Music Awards' Best Breakthrough Live Artist. Collaborations include Underoath.

Sublime

2 concerts

Sublime formed in 1988 by Eric Wilson, Bud Gaugh and Bradley Nowell. Their 1996 self-titled album spawned chart-topping alt-radio hit “What I Got,” went gold and sold 7M+, becoming a landmark reggae-punk release; 18M+ RIAA albums sold.

Dying Wish

19 concerts

Portland hardcore/metalcore band Dying Wish features Emma Boster with Pedro Carrillo, Sam Reynolds, Jon Mackey, and Jeff Yambra. After late-2010s underground buzz, their albums Fragments of a Bitter Memory (2021) and Symptoms of Survival (2023) propelled them in the hardcore scene.

Cancer Bats

5 concerts

Cancer Bats are a heavy music band with 17 years of touring, 7 studio albums, and five JUNO Award nominations. Covered by Kerrang!, Exclaim!, Revolver and Rock Sound, they released Psychic Jailbreak to rave reviews.

Punk Rock Factory

7 concerts

South Wales punk cover band formed in late 2014 by Peej, Benj, Ryan and Kob. Punk Rock Factory rework classic hits in a 1990s/2000s punk style, from Meat Loaf to Disney to SpongeBob. They self-produce at “The Sausage Factory” and feature guest vocalists from Protest the Hero and Bowling for Soup.

Youth Fountain

19 concerts

Youth Fountain is Tyler Zanon’s Canadian emo/pop-punk solo project from Vancouver, BC. Debut Letters to Our Former Selves hit #11 Heatseekers; Keepsakes & Reminders (2021) partnered with SiriusXM; Together in Lonesome debuted #4.

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.

Comeback Kid

10 concerts

Comeback Kid are a heavy music band known for maintaining the energy of their early LPs over a 25+ year career. Their eighth LP, Chosen Hell, blends modern metal, punk, and melodicism, recorded with producer Will Putney at Graphic Nature Audio in New Jersey.

Hands Like Houses

2 concerts

Canberra, Australia five-piece Hands Like Houses play modern stadium rock in the alternative scene. The band has earned ARIA success, critical acclaim, a triple j feature album, and sold-out tours, building a global fanbase over 10+ years.

Driveways

1 concert

Driveways, a pop-punk/post-hardcore band from Boston, Massachusetts, formed around 2015. They craft energetic riffs and a nostalgic sound, blending pop-punk with post-hardcore and emo-pop. Popular songs include "Skeletons," "Drop Dead," and "October Forever." Albums such as "October Forever," "Skeptic," "Into the Past," and "Tempest" showcase their distinctive style. They gained early notice for punk renditions of hip-hop tracks.

Unpeople

7 concerts

Unpeople is a UK-based rock band formed in London, blending metalcore, pop-metal, and alternative rock with earnest lyricism, hefty riffs, catchy melodies, and harmonies. Known for energetic live shows, their music channels discontent. Notable songs include "waste," "smother," and "the garden." They released a self-titled EP and received Heavy Music Award nominations for Breakthrough Artist.

Madina Lake

6 concerts

Madina Lake is an American alternative rock band formed in Chicago, Illinois, in 2005. Known for their conceptual storytelling centered on the fictional town of Madina Lake and the mystery of Adalia, their music blends alternative rock, pop-punk, and post-hardcore. They won Best International Newcomer at the Kerrang! Awards 2007. Popular songs include "House of Cards" and "Here I Stand". Their discography includes albums like "From Them, Through Us, to You" and EPs such as "The Beginning of New Endings".

Dead Pony

1 concert

Scottish band Dead Pony is known for defying industry expectations with a unique sound. Famous for impactful music, they've made a mark with a debut album focused on originality.

Guilt Trip

28 concerts

Hailing from Manchester, UK, Guilt Trip is a metallic hardcore and metalcore force. They blend scorching thrash riffs with aggressive breakdowns, known for intense live energy. Signed to Roadrunner Records, their discography includes "Severance" and "Armour of Angels." Popular tracks like "Thin Ice" and "Tearing Your Life Away" showcase their sound. Collaborations feature Sonny Sandoval and LANDMVRKS.

Pest Control

1 concert

Pest Control is an English crossover thrash and hardcore punk band from Leeds, formed in 2020. Known for energetic live performances, they released their debut album "Don't Test the Pest" in 2023 and the "Year Of The Pest" EP in 2024. They are recognized for their fierce blend of metal and punk influences.

Slam Dunk Italy

2 concerts

Call Me Amour

4 concerts

Call Me Amour is a UK rock band with members from the Isle of Man, Chester, and Liverpool. They fuse classic and alternative rock with dark electronica, drum n' bass, pop, and rap. Known for powerful vocals and intricate guitar riffs, their popular songs include "Wrong Direction" and "Good Day" (feat. Mikey Chapman). They released a self-titled EP and "Revolution" EP. The band earned Amazon Music's breakthrough artist recognition.

Set Your Goals

4 concerts

Bay Area band Set Your Goals blend pop-punk and hardcore. Broke out with 2005 self-titled EP (reissued as Reset) and albums Mutiny!, This Will Be the Death of Us (after signing to Epitaph), and 2011’s Burning at Both Ends.

PRESIDENT

17 concerts

PRESIDENT is an anonymous English rock band known for blending metalcore with electronica, alternative metal, and alternative pop. Originating in 2025, they are recognized for masked performances and a cryptic online presence. Their debut EP, "King of Terrors," features popular songs like "In the Name of the Father" and "Fearless." The band earned the 2025 Rock Sound Award for Best New Artist, with their frontman widely speculated to be Charlie Simpson.

Heriot

UK heavy/metal quartet Heriot: Profound Morality (2022) broke them globally; sold-out UK tours; supported Architects, Lamb of God; NME/Kerrang! cover stars.

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.

Malevolence

Malevolence, from Sheffield, England, is a metalcore band known for explosive live shows and brutal riffs, blending hardcore, sludge, and groove metal. They released albums like "Malicious Intent" (2022) and "Where Only The Truth Is Spoken" (2025), which hit #1 on UK rock charts. Popular songs include "Keep Your Distance" and "Silhouette." They have collaborated with artists such as Randy Blythe and Bryan Garris.

Angel Du$t

Angel Du$t, hailing from Baltimore, formed in 2013 as a punk supergroup with members of Turnstile and Trapped Under Ice. Known for their energetic blend of melodic hardcore, pop punk, and alternative rock, they continually expand genre boundaries. Their 2026 album "COLD 2 THE TOUCH" features collaborations with artists like Frank Carter and Scott Vogel.

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).”

Trash Boat

Trash Boat are an alternative rock quintet whose third album Don’t You Feel Amazing? (2021) hit Kerrang! and Upset covers and earned 19m global streams. Their fourth album Heaven Can Wait (2024) refined an explosive, cinematic sound.

Beauty School

Yorkshire alt-rock six-piece Beauty School blend emo, pop-punk, and alt rock. Known for anthemic sound, they’ve toured with The Wonder Years and played Slam Dunk, Download, 2000 Trees.

VUKOVI

VUKOVI is a Scottish rock band from Kilwinning, known for their explosive energy and genre-blending sound. Comprising Janine Shilstone (vocals) and Hamish Reilly (guitar), they mix heavy riffs with melodic vocals. Popular songs include "La Di Da" and "I EXIST." Their album "Nula" won Best Production at the Heavy Music Awards, and "MY GOD HAS GOT A GUN" was released in 2025. They are celebrated for powerful performances and infectious hooks.

A Loss for Words

A Loss for Words, a pop punk and easycore band from Boston, Massachusetts, captivates with energetic sound and heartfelt lyrics. Known for dedicated touring and a DIY ethos, their discography features albums like "The Kids Can't Lose," "No Sanctuary," and "Crises." Popular songs include "Distance" and "Stamp of Approval," and they have collaborated with artists such as Lynn Gunn.

Tonight Alive

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.

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