When We Were Young Las Vegas Tickets - Las Vegas Festival Grounds

Bowling For Soup

7 concerts

Bowling for Soup, formed in 1994 in Wichita Falls, TX, is famed for hits like "1985" and "Girl All The Bad Guys Want." Known for their humor and pop punk style, the band was Grammy-nominated and created theme songs for Jimmy Neutron and Phineas and Ferb. Celebrating 30 years, BFS remains active with live shows and new releases, despite co-founder Chris Burney's retirement.

blink-182

2 concerts

Blink-182, a pop-punk band from San Diego, rose to fame with high-energy songs like "What's My Age Again?" and "All the Small Things." Their chart-topping albums include Enema of the State (1999) and Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (2001). Known for humorous videos, they feature members Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker. After lineup changes and a hiatus, they returned with the original members and released One More Time in 2023, coinciding with a pop-punk resurgence. They've toured with bands like Weezer and collaborated with artists like Yungblud and Machine Gun Kelly.

Goldfinger

9 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.

Joyce Manor

34 concerts

Joyce Manor, formed in 2008 in Torrance, CA, is known for catchy, nuanced pop-punk. Their sixth album, "40 oz. To Fresno," showcases past and new work. Produced by Rob Schnapf, with Tony Thaxton on drums, the album was recorded at Mant Sounds in Glassell Park.

AJJ

4 concerts

AJJ's "Disposable Everything" blends acoustic rock, jazz, and strings, showcasing their 20-year alchemy. Praised as their greatest work by Paste Magazine.

The Veronicas

1 concert

The Veronicas, iconic pop-punk duo from Australia, are famous for hits like "4ever" and "Untouched." Their impactful songwriting has earned multi-platinum albums and international acclaim.

Plain White T's

6 concerts

Plain White T's, a Chicago pop rock band since 1997, delivered hits like "Hey There Delilah," earned 2 Grammy nods, and gained acclaim with appearances on TV and in media.

The Front Bottoms

7 concerts

Indie rock duo The Front Bottoms, from Woodcliff Lake, NJ, blend pop and punk with witty lyrics. Known for "Going Grey" and "In Sickness & In Flames," they've toured with blink-182 and Frank Turner. Band members Brian Sella and Mathew Uychich maintain thematic quirks despite evolving sounds, achieving success via Fueled by Ramen.

New Found Glory

1 concert

Formed in Coral Springs, Florida in 1997, New Found Glory became pop-punk trailblazers with hits like “My Friends Over You.” They've produced gold and platinum records, defined the easycore subgenre, and played on MTV. The band faced adversity when guitarist Chad Gilbert battled cancer in 2021 but turned the experience into their heartfelt acoustic album, Make the Most of It.

Citizen

1 concert

Citizen, a renowned rock band, excels in emotional ballads and powerful anthems. Known for guitar-driven rock, they've wowed in major festivals and sold-out shows.

Lit

1 concert

Lit, a SoCal power punk band from the post-grunge era, is known for hits like "My Own Worst Enemy," "Miserable," and "Zip-Lock." Their album "A Place in the Sun" is RIAA Certified Platinum. The band, featuring original members Ajay and Jeremy Popoff, and Kevin Baldes, won a Billboard Music Award and continues to tour, captivating fans globally.

Yellowcard

14 concerts

Yellowcard, a Jacksonville, Florida band, is known for their emo-punk and violin-led alternative rock style. They achieved mainstream success with the double-platinum album "Ocean Avenue" in 2003. Hits like "Way Away" and "Only One" dominated charts. The band released ten albums, including "Lights and Sounds" and "Southern Air," featuring artists like Alex Gaskarth. They reunited for the 2023 EP "Childhood Eyes" and collaborated with Hammock in 2024. Yellowcard's distinct sound and dynamic collaborations have cemented their place in pop-punk history.

All Time Low

38 concerts

Formed in Baltimore in 2003, All Time Low is a pop-punk band known for energetic shows and hits like "Dear Maria, Count Me In." They collaborated with artists like Demi Lovato and Avril Lavigne, peaked with "Future Hearts," and returned to punk roots with "Wake Up, Sunshine."

Magnolia Park

13 concerts

Orlando's Magnolia Park blends punk, rock, pop, hip-hop, and metalcore into a vibrant sound. Formed in 2018, they're acclaimed for their genre-spanning creativity.

The Movielife

2 concerts

The Movielife, formed on Long Island in 1997, is known for their pop-punk/melodic hardcore style. They toured with New Found Glory and Glassjaw, releasing LPs like "It's Go Time" and "Forty Hour Train Back to Penn." Notably, vocalist Vinnie Caruana later formed I Am the Avalanche, and guitarist Brandon Reilly started Nightmare of You. After disbanding in 2003, they reunited in 2014 and released "Cities in Search of a Heart" in 2017.

The Ataris

9 concerts

Indiana-formed pop-punk band the Ataris, led by Kris Roe, gained fame in the late '90s. Known for 2003's *So Long, Astoria* and a hit cover of "Boys of Summer", they achieved chart success. Despite line-up changes, Roe continues to tour with alt-rock hooks. Notable collaborations include Vandals' Joe Escalante and members of Descendents.

Motion City Soundtrack

34 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."

Tigers Jaw

1 concert

Scranton-based band Tigers Jaw blends catchy melodies with harmonious vocals, gaining fame with tracks that mirror Fleetwood Mac and Saves the Day influences.

Say Anything

32 concerts

Say Anything, led by Max Bemis, emerged in LA blending emo, punk, and pop. Known for singles like "Alive with the Glory of Love," they gained fame with albums like ...Is a Real Boy. Despite lineup changes, Bemis remained central, collaborating with producers Tim O'Heir and Stephen Trask. They're celebrated for their raw, introspective style. After disbanding in 2019, they reunited in 2023, delighting fans at festivals and dropping singles "Psyche" and "Are You (In) There?"

Pierce The Veil

19 concerts

Pierce the Veil, hailing from San Diego, excel in post-hardcore with intense, confessional lyrics. Fronted by Vic Fuentes, their albums include "A Flair for the Dramatic" and "Misadventures." Known for energetic live shows, they hit No.1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers and are praised for Queen-like influences.

Waterparks

24 concerts

Houston-based Waterparks blend rock, alternative, and electronic, with hits from their album FANDOM which topped charts and received critical acclaim. Members include Awsten Knight, Otto Wood, and Geoff Wigington. Known for genre-blending style and a disregard for musical boundaries.

Thrice

27 concerts

Formed in 1998 in California, Thrice, led by Dustin Kensrue, blends genres with a unique style. Their self-recorded "Horizons/East" showcases synth-driven tracks mixed by Scott Evans, known for bands like Sleep. Influenced by Fugazi, the album explores themes of danger and mental struggles.

Set It Off

22 concerts

Set It Off, an independent band, embraces freedom over societal pressures with genre-bending music. Known for singles on Sirius XM's Octane, their sincerity and originality shine through. Originating with their debut, Cinematics, they continue to connect deeply with fans, driven by fresh creativity and authenticity.

The Offspring

32 concerts

The Offspring, icons of Southern California punk, have sold 45M+ albums worldwide with hits like "Pretty Fly." Current members include Dexter Holland and Noodles.

Rise Against

3 concerts

Rise Against, a socially-conscious punk rock band, is known for its multi-Gold and Platinum hits. Their style blends punk attitude with post-hardcore fury. Known for thought-provoking lyrics, they recorded Nowhere Generation at The Blasting Room with producer Bill Stevenson, spotlighting social and economic issues affecting the American Dream.

Simple Plan

6 concerts

Montreal-born Simple Plan, iconic in the pop-punk scene since 1999, has sold 10M albums and won Juno Awards. Known for hits like "I'm Just a Kid" and famed #ImJustAKid TikTok challenge; they've performed at the 2010 Olympics and collaborated with Deryck Whibley.

Saves The Day

4 concerts

Saves The Day, a Princeton, NJ band, epitomizes emo with anthems on love and heartbreak. Known for "Through Being Cool," their music, led by Chris Conley, leaves a lasting impact.

Less Than Jake

7 concerts

Less Than Jake, ska-punk legends from Gainesville, known for energetic shows, timeless style, and hits like “The Science of Selling Yourself Short.” Collaborated with producer Bill Stevenson, they've stayed consistent and vibrant over 33 years.