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Bowling For Soup

22 concerts

Bowling for Soup, a Texas pop-punk band, hit mainstream with "Girl All the Bad Guys Want" & "1985." Known for witty lyrics & energetic gigs, they formed in 1994, made a Grammy-nominated album, and wrote the Phineas and Ferb theme.

Less Than Jake

31 concerts

Born in Gainesville, Less Than Jake is a ska-punk band known for lively shows and consistent hits. With trombone, sax, and vocal harmonies, their latest EP, "Uncharted," continues their legacy. Energetic style, 33 years strong, they collaborate with producer Bill Stevenson, famed for work with Black Flag and Descendents.

blink-182

8 concerts

Originating from the pop-punk scene, blink-182, known for energetic, humorous tracks, rose to fame with "Enema of the State." Famous lineup: Hoppus, DeLonge, Barker. Hits include albums like "California" & "Neighborhoods," achieving numerous chart-toppers. DeLonge returned in 2023.

Beach Bunny

40 concerts

Beach Bunny’s Lili Trifilio shines in "Honeymoon," blending bedroom pop into anthemic rock with hits like "Dream Boy" & "Ms. California." Recorded in Chicago, her band evolved from 2015 solo project.

Joyce Manor

4 concerts

Formed in Torrance, CA, Joyce Manor, known for pop-punk hits & nuanced compositions, has a dedicated following. Key members include Barry Johnson & Matt Ebert. Known for the album "40 oz. To Fresno."

AJJ

11 concerts

AJJ's "Disposable Everything" mixes acoustic rock, jazz, and string harmonies, showcasing their 20-year musical evolution. This album is praised as their greatest achievement.

The Front Bottoms

3 concerts

New Jersey indie rockers the Front Bottoms, known for witty, eclectic pop-punk, found success with albums like "Going Grey" and "In Sickness & In Flames." Achievements include touring with blink-182 and playing Coachella.

New Found Glory

39 concerts

Founded in Coral Springs in 1997, New Found Glory sparked the easycore subgenre with hits like "My Friends Over You." Known for energetic pop-punk, they achieved gold and platinum with albums and MTV fame.

Citizen

16 concerts

Citizen, a rock band known for skillfully blending quiet ballads with loud anthems, features members like Mat Kerekes and Nick Hamm. Famous for hits like "Calling The Dogs," the band melds post-hardcore, shoegaze, and more, making them a standout live act and a major festival favorite.

Magnolia Park

26 concerts

Orlando's Magnolia Park blends genres in hits like their debut LP "Baku's Revenge." Known for Halloween Mixtape series, the band features rich narratives and characters. Collaborates extensively within their genre.

Yellowcard

9 concerts

Yellowcard, an emo-punk/alt-rock band from Jacksonville, gained fame with their platinum album "Ocean Avenue". Known for hits like "Only One", they've released ten albums and won multiple awards. Notable collabs include Hammock.

Motion City Soundtrack

5 concerts

Formed in 1997 by Minneapolis natives, punk-pop band Motion City Soundtrack gained popularity with hits produced by Mark Hoppus. Known for albums like "I Am the Movie" and "Even If It Kills Me," their music features collaborations with Blink-182 and tours with ok Go and Warped Tour.

Knuckle Puck

4 concerts

Knuckle Puck, known for spirited live shows and powerful songs, celebrates the 10-year "Copacetic" anniversary. Famed for unity, the band thrives on community and impactful vocals from Taylor and Casasanto.

All Time Low

6 concerts

Formed in Baltimore in 2003, All Time Low shifted from covering tunes to a pop-punk sound inspired by New Found Glory and blink-182. Known for hits like "Monster," they've enjoyed Warped Tour success and multiple top-charting albums, returning to roots with albums like Wake Up, Sunshine.

The Ataris

2 concerts

The Ataris, formed in 1996 in Anderson, Indiana, gained cult status with pop-punk hits like "In This Diary" and a cover of "Boys of Summer." Led by Kris Roe, they achieved chart success with albums such as 2003's So Long, Astoria. Despite lineup changes, they toured with bands like blink-182 and formed their label, Isola Recordings.

Tigers Jaw

9 concerts

Tigers Jaw, from Scranton, known for catchy, relatable lyrics, merge Fleetwood Mac and Saves the Day. Celebrated for evolving while touring and their indie punk roots.

Finch

17 concerts

California emo rockers Finch, formerly Numb, broke out with the EP "Falling into Place" and hit "What It Is to Burn." Known for intense live shows and a spat with Disturbed, they collaborated with Mark Trombino and toured with RX Bandits.

Say Anything

3 concerts

Formed in LA by Max Bemis, Say Anything gained fame with their 2004 album "...Is a Real Boy" and hit "Alive with the Glory of Love." Known for blending emo, punk, and pop, they disbanded in 2019 but reunited in 2023 for live shows.

Pierce The Veil

62 concerts

Pierce the Veil, formed by Vic Fuentes, Tony Perry, and Jaime Preciado, blend post-hardcore punk with rich musicality. Known for hits like "Selfish Machines" and albums like "Collide with the Sky," they consistently engage fans worldwide with their raw, energetic style.

Thirty Seconds To Mars

13 concerts

Thirty Seconds to Mars, formed by Jared and Shannon Leto, debuted in 2002. Known for hits like "Walk on Water," they've sold over 15M albums and won MTV and Billboard awards.

Thrice

5 concerts

Thrice's 1998 formation with Dustin Kensrue and others led to an impactful rock sound. Known for "Color of the Sky," "Buried in the Sun," and collaborations with Scott Evans, their album "Horizons/East" blends synth and rock, exploring deep themes with influences from Fugazi.

The Offspring

73 concerts

The Offspring, pioneers of SoCal punk, hit global fame with 1994’s “Smash”. Known for "Americana" & "Conspiracy of One", they've sold 40M albums, influenced films, TV, and games.

Simple Plan

66 concerts

Montreal's Simple Plan, formed in 1999, influenced pop-punk & pop culture, selling 10M albums & winning multiple Juno Awards. Known for #ImJustAKid challenge & hits like "The Antidote."

Michelle Branch

2 concerts

Michelle Branch, born in Arizona, burst into fame with her 2001 debut album "The Spirit Room," featuring hits like "Everywhere." She won a Grammy for "The Game of Love" with Santana and achieved Platinum success with her second album "Hotel Paper." Branch found success in country as part of The Wreckers with Jessica Harp. In 2017, she released "Hopeless Romantic," co-produced with husband Patrick Carney.