The Menzingers

20 concerts

Philadelphia punk legends, the Menzingers, known for their energetic live sound, released their seventh album, Some Of It Was True, following Hello Exile. Despite COVID-19 delays, their raw, prismatic songwriting continues to captivate audiences. Members include Greg Barnett, whose solo work adds depth to their evolving narrative.

Heriot

3 concerts

HERIOT's debut EP "Profound Morality" (2022) launched them globally, leading to a sold-out UK tour. They've supported major acts like Architects and played key festivals.

Goldfinger

11 concerts

Goldfinger, formed in 1994 in LA, sparked the US ska-punk scene with bands like No Doubt & Rancid. Known for hits like "Superman," they collaborated with Charlie Paulson.

Knocked Loose

18 concerts

Knocked Loose, from Louisville, are known for their relentless hardcore sound. Over a decade, visits to Coachella and Bonnaroo, and the album "You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To," they’ve won acclaim for their unyielding intensity and potential.

SiM

2 concerts

Japan's SiM fuses nü-metal, hard rock, and hardcore, known for "The Rumbling" from Attack on Titan, topping Billboard, amassing 110M+ Spotify streams.

The Suicide Machines

3 concerts

The Suicide Machines, from Detroit, deliver catchy, politically charged punk. Known for "Awake" and "Destruction by Definition," their 2022 split with Coquettish on Bad Time Records showcases their gritty edge. Collaborated with Jon Graber, they're still relevant and resonant.

Saosin

7 concerts

California-based Saosin, a post-hardcore pioneer, debuted in 2003 with EP "Translating the Name." Known for their explosive style and social media presence, they've toured with bands like Boys Night Out and signed with labels like Capitol and Epitaph. After lineup changes, including frontman Cove Reber's exit and Anthony Green's return, Saosin released "Along the Shadow" in 2016.

Hawthorne Heights

31 concerts

Hawthorne Heights, hailing from Dayton, Ohio, is an iconic emo band known for Gold albums like "The Silence In Black And White" and hits like "Ohio Is For Lovers." They've overcome obstacles and blend heavy and melodic styles, remaining influential in the scene.

Bayside

2 concerts

Queens-based Bayside, known for their integrity and earnestness, has created timeless music over 25 years. Hits like "Killing Time" showcase their heavier side while maintaining anthemic choruses. Key albums include Sirens And Condolences and Shudder. They've collaborated with Spencer Charnas and are renowned for lyrical sing-alongs and world tours.

Sublime

16 concerts

Sublime, formed in 1988, fused reggae and punk, rising to fame with hits like "What I Got." Despite Bradley Nowell's 1996 passing, they're iconic, selling 18M albums.

Dying Wish

3 concerts

Portland's Dying Wish, blending heavy metal and hardcore, earned acclaim for albums like "Fragments of a Bitter Memory." Known for tracks such as “Cowards Feed, Cowards Bleed,” they've gained millions of streams. With a lineup of Reynolds, Carrillo, Boster, Yambra, and Mackey, they continue to inspire resilience through evocative soundscapes.

Cancer Bats

3 concerts

Cancer Bats, with 7 albums and 5 JUNO nods, grace music mags like Kerrang! Famous for global tours and hit "PSYCHIC JAILBREAK," they're a top name in heavy music.

Punk Rock Factory

14 concerts

Formed in 2014 in South Wales, Punk Rock Factory reimagine 1990s/2000s classics, from Meat Loaf to Disney. Known for punk covers, they feature guests from Bowling for Soup and more.

Youth Fountain

10 concerts

Youth Fountain, led by Tyler Zanon from Vancouver, is a Canadian Emo/Pop-Punk solo act signed to Pure Noise Records, known for its emotive style.

Trash Boat

7 concerts

Trash Boat, an alt-rock band featuring Duncan, Ryan Hyslop, Dann Bostock, James Grayson, and Oakley Moffatt, gained fame with 2021's "Don't You Feel Amazing?" Known for hits like "Heaven Can Wait," they've toured extensively in the UK, US, and Europe, collaborating with artists like Enter Shikari and I Prevail. Featured on Spotify's The Rock List, they've racked up 19m global streams, defying genre expectations with their dynamic sound.

Cartel

7 concerts

Cartel, formed in Atlanta (2004), is known for emo-pop. Their debut "Chroma" broke into Billboard Top 200. Famous for the MTV hit "Honestly" and the unique "Band in a Bubble" series. Collaborated with Epic and Wind-Up Records.

State Champs

11 concerts

STATE CHAMPS, formed by Derek DiScanio, Tyler Szalkowski, Ryan Scott Graham, and Evan Ambrosio, are an influential pop-punk band known for energetic tunes. Their debut, "The Finer Things," earned a 5K review from Kerrang!. "Around the World and Back" hit No. 3 on Billboard's Rock Albums and appeared in Rock Sound’s Top 10 of 2015. Produced by Drew Fulk, their album "Kings Of The New Age" highlights their legacy. Billboard deemed them "modern-day pop-punk torchbearers" in 2018. They combine punk soul with arena-ready rock.

Comeback Kid

4 concerts

Winnipeg’s Comeback Kid is a punk band known for high-energy performances and albums like Broadcasting (2007) and Die Knowing (2014). Founded in 2002 by members of Figure Four, the band gained traction with Victory Records, releasing the influential hit Wake the Dead. They’ve toured widely with bands like Madball and Gorilla Biscuits and collaborated with producer Bill Stevenson. The lineup has evolved over the years, with Andrew Neufeld on vocals and Stu Ross on guitar, releasing albums like Heavy Steps (2022).

Hands Like Houses

3 concerts

Canberra's Hands Like Houses, known for modern stadium rock, enjoys ARIA recognition, featured by triple j, and global fans. Known works include "T R O P O - Volume 1."

Beauty School

4 concerts

Beauty School, hailing from Leeds, craft eloquent emo-infused alt-rock. Produced by James Kenosha, their 2022 debut album blends pop-punk and indie-rock influences.

Dead Pony

2 concerts

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.

Set Your Goals

2 concerts

The Bay Area's Set Your Goals mix pop-punk and hardcore, inspired by bands like New Found Glory. Known for "Mutiny!" and pirate-themed lyrics, they've toured with Gorilla Biscuits and Less Than Jake. Members include vocalists Jordan Brown and Matt Wilson and guitarist Audelio Flores, Jr. Signed to Epitaph in 2008, they released "This Will Be the Death of Us" and "Burning at Both Ends".

Taking Back Sunday

3 concerts

Taking Back Sunday, born on Long Island, is known for their emotive rock style. They've sold millions, toured globally, and continue evolving with ambitious albums like "152."

Motion City Soundtrack

19 concerts

Motion City Soundtrack, a renowned American rock band since 1997, blends emo/pop-punk with indie. Famous for hits like "Everything Is Alright," they return with "Stop Talking."

Currents

32 concerts

Currents, post-metalcore innovators known for exploring deep mental battles, garnered global acclaim with hits like "The Way It Ends," achieving 80M+ streams and packed tours alongside bands like Ice Nine Kills and Thy Art Is Murder. Their album hit No. 2 on Billboard's Hard Rock Charts.

Dashboard Confessional

20 concerts

Chris Carrabba founded Dashboard Confessional in Boca Raton. Known for emo hits like "Screaming Infidelities," he left Further Seems Forever for a solo career, creating poignant songs with hits across several albums, culminating in staples like "Vindicated." His work earned a loyal following and significant chart success.

Malevolence

10 concerts

Malevolence, a metal band from Sheffield, UK, shines among heavy metal's elites. Known for their hard-hitting style and global tours including major festivals like Download and Knotfest.

Broadside

9 concerts

Born in Virginia, Broadside blends alternative pop hooks in hits like "Hotel Bleu." Known for their thematic vision and seismic style, they've accrued 100+ million streams.

Origami Angel

4 concerts

Origami Angel, a Washington, D.C. duo, blends punk, emo, and more in their album "Feeling Not Found," produced by Will Yip. Known for tracks like “Lost Signal” and “Dirty Mirror Selfie,” they explore digital disorientation with emotional depth, growth, and creativity.