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The Vans Warped Tour have announced their stage lineups for this summer, which can be seen below.
KIA RIO STAGE
All Time Low - Whole Tour
Anti-Flag- 6/16-7/15
Breathe Carolina- Whole Tour
Four Year Strong- Whole Tour
New Found Glory- Whole Tour
Rise Against- 7/5, 7/6, 7/8, 7/9
We The Kings- Whole Tour
Yellowcard- Whole Tour
KIA SOUL STAGE
Blood On The Dance Floor- 7/10-8/15
Falling In Reverse- 6/16-7/12, 7/15-8/5
Miss May I- Whole Tour
Of Mice And Men- Whole Tour
Pierce The Veil- Whole Tour
Streetlight Manifesto- Whole Tour
Taking Back Sunday- Whole Tour
The Used- 6/16-7/15
Note that Anti-Flag, Blood on The Dance Floor, Falling in Reverse, Rise Against and the Used will be playing select shows. Check the lineup at the show on the large inflatable next to the Vans tent in front of the main stage.
MONSTER ENERGY STAGE
blessthefall- Whole Tour
Chelsea Grin- Whole Tour
Every Time I Die- Whole Tour
For Today- Whole Tour
Mayday Parade- Whole Tour
Memphis May Fire- Whole Tour
Motionless In White- Whole Tour
Rise To Remain- Whole Tour
Sleeping With Sirens- Whole Tour
The Ghost Inside- Whole Tour
Title Fight- 6/16-7/18; 7/23-8/5
Vampires Everywhere!- Whole Tour
You Me At Six- 6/16-7/22
TILLY’S STAGE
A Loss For Words- Whole Tour
Bayside- 6/16-7/30
Funeral Party- Whole Tour
Hyro Da Hero- 6/16-7/15
I Am The Avalanche- 6/16-7/3
I Fight Dragons- Whole Tour
Justina- 7/17-7/24
Lostprophets- 7/12-8/5
Machine Gun Kelly- 7/9-8/5
Man Overboard- Whole Tour
Oh No Fiasco- 7/25-8/5
Polar Bear Club- Whole Tour
Senses Fail- Whole Tour
Vanna - Whole Tour
Wax- 6/16-7/9
We Are The In Crowd- Whole Tour
HOUSE OF MARLEY STAGE
Amyst- 7/24-8/1
Ballyhoo!- Whole Tour
Champagne Champagne- Whole Tour
Dustin Jones & The Rising Tide-7/17-7/22
Echo Movement- Whole Tour
Emily’s Army- 7/5-7/15
G-Eazy- Whole Tour
Mod Sun- Whole Tour
Neo Geo- 6/16-7/3
Stepdad- Whole Tour
T. Mills- Whole Tour
The Constellations- Whole Tour
The Green- Whole Tour
Tomorrows Bad Seeds- Whole Tour
ERNIE BALL STAGE
Born Of Osiris- Whole Tour
CatchingYourCloud- 6/22, 6/24, 6/27
Chunk! No Captain Chunk!- Whole Tour
Cold Forty Three- Whole Tour
Danielle Barbe- 7/7-7/20
Fireworks- Whole Tour
iwrestledabearonce- Whole Tour
June Divided- 7/22-7/28
Sleepwalker- 6/20-6/28
Taylor Thrash- 6/29-7/6
The Scissors- 7/7, 7/30-8/1
Transit- Whole Tour
KEVIN SAYS STAGE
After The Burial- Whole Tour
Bangups- 7/5-7/18
Captain Capa- 7/15-8/5
Corrin Campbell- 7/8, 7/20-7/25
Dead Sara- 6/16-8/1
Divided By Friday- 6/16-7/3
False Puppet- 6/24
Hostage Calm- 7/19-8/5
I Call Fives- 7/19-8/5
Impending Doom- 6/16-7/3
It Boys!- 6/16-7/3
Larry and His Flask- 8/4, 8/5
Little Big Horn- 7/3
Living With Lions- 6/16-7/3
Lost In Society- 7/5-7/18
Make Do And Mend- Whole Tour
Matt Toka- Whole Tour
Mighty Mongo- 7/19-8/5
New Empire- 7/5-7/14
Railroad To Alaska- 6/21-6/27
Sick Of Sarah- 7/19-8/5
Skip The Foreplay- Whole Tour
Slatr- 6/21-6/27
Super Water Sympathy- 7/5-7/18
Ten Second Epic- 6/16-7/3
Tenafly Viper- 7/11
The Darlings- 7/19-8/5
The Jukebox Romantics- 6/16-7/3
The Nearly Deads- 7/24-7/31
The Silver Comet- Whole Tour
They All Float- 7/15, 7/21, 7/22
Tonight Alive- Whole Tour
Twin Atlantic- 7/10-8/5
We Are The Ocean- 6/16-7/18
ACOUSTIC BASEMENT (Presented by Full Sail University)
A Loss For Words- Whole Tour
American Opera- 7/11
Anthony Ranieri (Bayside)- 6/16-7/30
Brian Marquis- Whole Tour
Chuck Ragan- 7/19-7/29
Corrin Campbell - 6/21-6/28
Into It. Over It.- 6/16-7/7
James Morris- 6/27/2012
Joey Briggs- 6/16, 6/17, 8/1
Kate Morgan- 8/4, 8/5
Kristopher Roe- 6/16-7/3
Listener- 7/10/2012
Man Overboard- 7/12, 7/13
Mansions- 8/4/2012
Mariko- 7/17, 7/21
Mike Herrera- 6/21-6/23
Owen Plant- 7/5-8/5
Palmer Reed- 7/27
Rocky Votolato- 7/8-8/5
Say Hello To Angels- 6/30-7/3
Tess Dunn- 6/23/2012
The Architects- 7/9/2012
The Blacklist Royals- 7/30, 7/31
The Company We Keep- 7/6-7/8
Transit- Whole Tour
Vinnie Caruana (I Am The Avalanche)- 6/16-7/3
SILENT DISCO
Tony D’Angelo- Whole Tour
Wick-It The Instigator- 6/16-7/13, 7/17-8/5
Young London- Whole Tour
Pierce The Veil have revealed the cover art and track listing for their third studio album, Collide With The Sky, set for release July 17 on Fearless Records. The album was produced by Dan Korneff and Kato Khandwala (Mayday Parade, Paramore, A Day To Remember).
“It’s been a long and, in the true sense of the word, epic journey creating this new album. After a year of working out parts on the road, recording demos on the bus, living in a cabin that we turned into a studio for months at a time, writing while we were overseas in Europe, and not to mention the 3 months that we spent recording the album in New Jersey, we have literally poured every bit of our collective lives into this record and we cannot wait any longer to show it to you!” said vocalist Vic Fuentes of the album. Track listing Below!
1. May These Noises Startle You In Your Sleep Tonight
2. Hell Above
3. A Match Into Water
4. King For A Day
5. Bulls In The Bronx
6. Props & Mayhem
7. Tangled In The Great Escape
8. I’m Low On Gas And You Need A Jacket
9. The First Punch
10. One Hundred Sleepless Nights
11. Stained Glass Eyes And Colorful Tears
12. Hold On Till May
Lions Lions will be releasing their new album, To Carve Our Names, on June 19 via Hollywood Waste Records. The official tracklisting and album art can be seen below:
01 Milestones
02 The Undertow
03 Stable As Stone
04 White Flag
05 The Right Steps
06 Carry On
07 Losing Balance
08 Grounded
09 Rescue
10 Letting Go
11 Our Colors
For The Fallen Dreams have posted a new lyric video for “Hollow.” The track is featured on the band’s upcoming album, Wasted Youth, due out on July 17. Pre-ordersare on sale now. Check out the lyric video, official tracklisting and album art below:
1. Hollow
2. Resolvent Feelings
3. Please Don’t Hurt
4. Until It Runs Out
5. Sober
6. Living A Lie
7. Always About You
8. Moving Forward
9. Your Funeral
10. When Push Comes To Shove
11. No One To Blame
12. Waking Up Alone
13. Pretending
New Single “Obliviate” By That’s Outrageous!
Earlier this month we opened up discussion on the benefits and drawbacks of “offensive” band merch. There was a lot of great discussion among our readers, and we began reaching out to bands known for their provocative merch for comments on the issue.
Here’s the second, from Frankie Palmeri of Emmure (center). The first, from Ben Bruce of Asking Alexandria, can be read here. Let us know what you think in the comments.
“Offensive merch is in the eye of the beholder. I think we have successfully made some pieces of merchandise that have turned heads, and maybe even gave people a few laughs. It’s just another part of the entertainment industry and especially when you are floating in a sea of what seems to be endless like-minded and competitive artists, you have to take risks and do things that will stand out. The merchandising world for bands on the road is a pretty cutthroat thing. Every sale counts and Emmure has always have done what it takes to entertain our fans new and old with interesting designs. We are lucky to have a team of people who work directly with us in making cohesive and relative designs that match our music.”
