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Epitaph announces Warped Tour 2006 plans & line-ups!

(Epitaph, Los Angeles) The biggest event of the summer for over a decade, the Vans WARPED TOUR has once again tapped some of Epitaph’s biggest and best bands to create a one-of-a-kind musical event. Beginning on June 15th and running through August 13th, the 2006 WARPED TOUR will feature five Epitaph bands, including three on the coveted main stages for the whole tour.

Exploding onto the main stage for the first time this summer, FROM FIRST TO LAST are defying convention and defining rock for a new scene. Currently touring in support of their addictive new release Heroine, FROM FIRST TO LAST are killing it night after night on the Fall Out Boy tour, and will be primed and ready to bring their unbelievably intense live show to Warped ’06.

Also spending their summer on the main stage is MOTION CITY SOUNDTRACK, whose synth-pop perfection is guaranteed to get the crowd dancing. Their latest CD, the stellar Commit This To Memory and their sold-out headlining spring tour have been stunning old fans and winning new MCS converts across the country.

Finally, Warped Tour vets the BOUNCING SOULS will be shredding the main stage with their own raucous brand of east coast punk rock. With a heart-felt new record, The Gold Record, dropping June 6th, the BOUNCING SOULS are sure to be a big crowd pleaser again this year.

In addition to the main stage acts, Epitaph is proud to announce the Warped Tour debuts of I AM GHOST and ESCAPE THE FATE, two fantastic label newcomers. I AM GHOST will be blowing minds with their unique dark brand of classically driven hardcore, while Las Vegas’s most remarkable hard rock / screamo band, ESCAPE THE FATE, will be recruiting legions of loyal fans at every stop.

The 2006 WARPED TOUR promises to be the best ever, and Epitaph is pleased to once again play a part in bringing the best new music to the starving masses.

All confirmed 2006 Warped Tour dates are as follows:

06/14 Columbia, MD Merriweather 06/15 Columbia, MD Merriweather 06/16 Columbus, OH Germain Amphitheatre 06/17 Milwaukee, WI Marcus Amphitheatre 06/18 Minneapolis, MN Metrodome 06/19 Kansas City, MO Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Lot 06/21 Birmingham Starwood Amphitheatre 06/22 Jacksonville, FL Jacksonville Fairgrounds 06/23 Tampa, FL Vinoy Park 06/24 Miami, FL Bayfront Park Amphitheatre 06/25 Orlando, FL Tinker Field 06/27 Raleigh, NC Alltell Pavilion 06/28 Atlanta, GA Hi-Fi Amphitheater Lot 06/30 Houston, TX Reliant Center 07/01 Dallas, TX Smirnoff Music Center Lot 07/02 San Antonio, TX Amphitheatre Lot 07/03 Las Cruces, NM N.M.S.U Practice Field 07/05 Phoenix, AZ Peoria Sports Park 07/06 San Diego, CA Coors Amphitheatre 07/07 Pomona, CA Fairplex Park 07/08 San Francisco, CA Pier 30/32 07/09 Ventura, CA Seaside park 07/11 Fresno, CA Save Mart Arena 07/12 Los Angeles, CA Dodger Stadium Lot 07/13 Sacramento, CA Sleep Train Amphitheatre Lot 07/14 Boise, ID Idaho Center Amphitheatre 07/15 Seattle, WA Gorge Amphitheatre 07/16 Portland, OR Columbia Meadows 07/18 Vancouver, BC Thunderbird Stadium 07/20 Calgary, AB Race City Speedway 07/22 Salt Lake City, UT Utah State Fairgrounds 07/23 Denver, CO Invesco Field 07/25 St. Louis, MO UMB Bank Pavilion 07/26 Cincinnatii, OH Riverbend Music Center 07/27 Pittsburgh, PA Post Gazette Pavilion 07/28 Indianapolis, IN Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Lot 07/29 Detroit, MI Co-America Park and Street 07/30 Chicago, IL Tweeter Center 08/01 Buffalo, NY Darien Lakes Fields 08/02 Brockton, MA Brockton Fairgrounds 08/03 Scranton, PA Montage Mountain 08/04 Philadelphia, PA Tweeter Center at the Waterfront 08/05 New York, NY Randalls Island 08/06 Old Bridge, NJ Englishtown Raceway 08/08 Charlotte, NC Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Lot 08/09 Virginia Beach, VA Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Lot 08/10 Washington DC Nissan Pavilion Lot 08/11 Cleveland, OH Tower City 08/12 Toronto, QC Park Place 08/13 Montreal, QC Park Jean Drapeau

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Warped Tour 2006 Lineup and Dates Unveiled

posted Mar 14 , 2006 at 5:19 PM by deathbringer .  ( 58 Comments )

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While certainly not a metal tour, the 2006 Vans Warped Tour does feature a handful of relevant bands including Bullet For My Valentine, Underoath, From Autumn To Ashes and headliners Helmet.

Billboard.com reports: The 2006 Vans Warped Tour will feature performances by AFI, Saves The Day, Against Me, Helmet, Less Than Jake, Say Anything, Senses Fail, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, the Academy Is, Underoath, the Living End and, as previously reported, Rise Against, Thursday, Motion City Soundtrack, From First To Last and NOFX.

The 12th edition of the tour will kick off June 15 in Columbia, Md., and run through Aug. 13 in Montreal. Tickets for some shows begin going on sale Wednesday (March 15). During this pre-sale, tickets will be sold for just over $20 (including a double-disc tour compilation CD); the ticket price will rise to about $25 afterward.

Among the other artists that will perform on at least a portion of the tour are the Buzzcocks, Anti-Flag, the Germs, Bouncing Souls, From Autumn To Ashes, Mute Math, Reggie & the Full Effect, Bullet For My Valentine, Silverstein and the Sounds.

The 2005 edition of the trek featured the Offspring, My Chemical Romance, Thrice and Hawthorne Heights, among others.

Here are the Vans Warped Tour 2006 dates:

June 15: Columbia, Md. (Merriweather Post Pavilion) June 16: Columbus, Ohio (Germain Amphitheatre) June 17: Milwaukee (Marcus Amphitheatre) June 18: Minneapolis (Metrodome) June 19: Bonner Springs, Kan. (Verizon Wireless Lot) June 21: Nashville (Starwood Amphitheatre) June 22: Jacksonville, Fla. (Fairgrounds) June 23: Tampa, Fla. (Vinoy Park) June 24: Miami (Bayfront Park) June 25: Orlando, Fla. (Tinker Field) June 26: Charleston, S.C. (Exchange Park) June 27: Raleigh, N.C. (Alltell Pavilion) June 28: Atlanta (Hi-Fi Buys Lot) June 30: Houston (Reliant Center) July 1: Dallas (Smirnoff Center Lot) July 2: San Antonio (Amphitheatre Lot) July 3: Las Cruces, N.M. (NMSU Practice Field) July 5: Phoenix (Peoria Sports Park) July 6: Chula Vista, Calif. (Coors Amphitheatre) July 7: Pomona, Calif. (Fairplex Park) July 8: San Francisco (Pier 30/32) July 9: Fresno, Calif. (Savemart Arena) July 11: Ventura, Calif. (Seaside Park) July 12: Los Angeles (Dodger Stadium Lot) July 13: Sacramento, Calif. (Sleep Train Lot) July 14: Boisde, Idaho (Treasure Valley Speedway) July 15: George, Wash. (Gorge Amphitheatre) July 16: Portland, Ore. (Columbia Meadows) July 18: Vancouver (Thunderbird Stadium) July 20: Calgary (Race City Speedway) July 23: Denver (Invesco Field) July 25: Maryland Heights, Mo. (UMB Bank Pavilion) July 26: Cincinnati (Riverbend) July 27: Burgettstown, Pa. (Post-Gazette Pavilion) July 28: Noblesville, Ind. (Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre) July 29: Detroit (Comerica Park) July 30: Tinley Park, Ill. (Tweeter Center) Aug. 1: Buffalo, N.Y. (Darien Lake Fields) Aug. 2: Fitchburg, Mass. (Fitchburg Airport) Aug. 3: Camden, N.J. (Tweeter Center) Aug. 4: Scranton, Pa. (Montage Mountain) Aug. 5: Uniondale, N.Y. (Nassau Coliseum) Aug. 6: Old Bridge Raceway, N.J. (Englishtown Raceway) Aug. 8: Charlotte, N.C. (Verizon Wireless Lot) Aug. 9: Virginia Beach, Va. (Verizon Wireless Lot) Aug. 10: Bristow, Va. (Nissan Pavilion Lot) Aug. 12: Toronto (Park Place) Aug. 13: Montreal (Parc Jean Drapeau)

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58 Comments on "Warped Tour 2006 Lineup and Dates Unveiled"

1. ItDiesToday writes:

not a bad lineup, except for the 95% of it that is gay a$$ punk rock

2. eddie is real writes:

i hate punk rock sh it but im goin for there pits even thoe they will probly be fuc ked up ones and the fights i hope to get in to with some fag secne kids

3. The Omen writes:

This tour sucks!

4. Kingspade writes:

I think im gunna end up going, some good bands on the line up...f*** up some gay a$$ kids...the tickets are cheap enough, and Thursday is good as hell. But some of these bands are terrible Underoath, Motion City Soundtrack, and From First to Last...i just cant stand them.

5. sevenchurches writes:

this is a breeding ground for emo kids and posers

helmet is the only good band and they only have one good album (MEANTIME)

6. Opeth Suck!!! writes:

For those of you actually going to this sh** are f***ing gay as hell. I don't give a sh** if this bullsh** concert was a dollar there's no way I would go to it. Not a bad line-up? ur gay as hell!!! lol

7. Rulin Kmadd writes:

should listen to Betty from Helmet i liked it better than In The Meantime. sh** i go to see NOFX, Germs and The Buzzcocks that band is legendary!

8. Heretic writes:

at least its better than last year...my god, last year was horrible

9. Chad Ferguson writes:

Im pumped for the Warped Tour pumped for From autumn to ashes , underoath , bullets for my Valentine

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10. RememberMetal? writes:

NOFX, Less than Jake and AFI have my respect just for bringing something new to a stale genre.

From Authumn to Ashes have to be the most technical, heavy, interesting and least punk band on the bill....Senses Fail are snotty little elitist punks though so f*** them....And Saves the Day is emo bullsh** garbage that makes Weezer sound like the best band ever....

Every other band on the tour falls somewhere between decent and total whale sh**.

11. BLACKDOG writes:

If I show up it would be to see HELMET & that's IT !!!!

12. JT writes:

Helmet...it's almost worth it just for them. NOFX were pioneers in modern punk...and put on quite a good show...and c'mon...Joan Jett and the Blackhearts...who doesn't want to hold their lighters up to "Crimson and Clover" or pump their fist in the air to "I Love Rock n' Roll?" Hmmmm...did Joan Jett ever have a hit that wasn't a cover? (just a small knock on her...because in actuality she is quite a good guitar player...Dave Mustaine called her the female Chuck Berry). Anyway...I'm not saying I would go...but I could see myself hanging out for a few bands on that list. Yeah, yeah, yeah...I know that makes me suck...and I guess I'll have to live with that.

13. heavy hepp writes:

ok this is bullsh**. why is their news about the warped tour on a site called METAL UNDERGROUND. I dont give a sh** about warped tour. Bullet for my valentine and from autumn to ashes should'nt even be considered metal.

14. sevenchurches writes:

the only metal band there is helmet

15. Kingspade writes:

Whatever Bullet For My Valentine is terrible, and Saves The Day isnt emo their indie f.y.i. But idk im still up in the air on this, if i have the money and i dont have work that day ill probobly go for the few good bands playing.

16. DDAMM writes:

This sh** is why there are so many p***ies whining about how much their lives suck. Get over it and raise some hell you half-punk p***ies. Getcha pull and f*** something up at a real concert like the Unholy Alliance. BLOOD AND METAL b****es.

17. silly emo kids writes:

i wonder how many razor blades and wet hankys will be in the trash at the end?

18. charest writes:

ddamn said it best, f u c k i n g slayer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

19. bradispissed writes:

just curious as to know:

why the f*** is it even on the site deathbringer

20. A7X24/7 writes:

This lineup is the worst ever! Bullet For My Valentine is the only decent band.

21. Kingspade writes:

Im sorry but i cant stand bullet for my valentine.

Founder, owner & programmer

22. deathbringer writes:

OK, for the reading imparied (or those who can't get past the headline), I prefaced teh articles with this: "While certainly not a metal tour, the 2006 Vans Warped Tour does feature a handful of relevant bands including Bullet For My Valentine, Underoath, From Autumn To Ashes and headliners Helmet." That's why it's on here. Clearly not for the rest of the band on the bill.

23. bradispissed writes:

ok sir i know you run the site but....for the metal impaired (imparied i think is a fencing term jackass)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Warped Tour LogoWarped Tour is a touring punk music and extreme sports festival. The skateboarding shoe manufacturer Vans has sponsored the tour every year since 1995, so it is often referred to as the Vans Warped Tour.

from autum to ashes: emocore/screamo/ridiculous underoath=every other hardcore crossover killswitch wannabe bullet for my valentine=sh** helmet= ok i'll give you helmet is pretty cool

but most of these bands arent relevent to metal whatsoever

now quit being a defensive b**** and put up a god damn article for some west coast gore dose metal dates you trendy puss

24. Metal Slug writes:

I remember about 10 years ago when this tour was ok when Deftones was headlinin. What the silly f*** is going on with this tour now-a-days?Bullet for my f***in Valentine? Why is Helmet even considering being in the same as area as these other fags?? f*** it!

25. Kingspade writes:

I agree with you completely, in fact I was just about to dring that up....what happened to like you know good bands on warped tour like Sublime, grant it they're not a band anymore R.I.P. Brad Nowell (what do u want they're one of my favorite bands lol)...but honestly this line-up is sh!t.

26. azuramouse writes:

hmm is kingspade park of king klick? Anyways, mute math, hell yes!

27. kingspade writes:

azuramouse, yea it is.

28. dako writes:

super:)

29. Rulin Kmadd writes:

are you fukkin nuts?! Germs, Buzzcocks, Nofx, Bouncing Souls, Helmet, Joan Jett for 20 bucks shiit i'd say that's a bargain compared to ModNuMetalfagfiesta aka Ozzfest 2006.

30. santi writes:

dude NOFX is the f***ing sh** i was along before all you little posers and punk was here a looooong time before metal besides we all noe what punk is..fat guys playing fast uncordinated music with pubic hair growing from their head...the only good metal band is avenged sevenfold and metallica

31. fucker ball writes:

NOFX and helmet are the only good bands

32. MyMindHasFallen writes:

ok u guys need to gro wup seriously cuz if they like the music then let them listen 2 it!!! u guyz are way too conformist ok im not saying the tour's gonna be that great but let um be.... and besides i like the buzzcocks so HA!

33. cpt-anarchy writes:

whers the fuc king good music we dont want this e.m.o sh it isint the warped tour a punk tour

34. cfhon writes:

35. Cfhdon83 writes:

i just f***ed a chubby girl, life sucks. R.I.P Dime 666

36. Cfhdon83 writes:

Warped Tour isnt that bad, hot chicks. u can tell them u like fall out boy and get laid.

37. Penis rape writes:

Uhhhh vagina

38. natalye writes:

omg i cant wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

39. hawthorne heights fan writes:

Is Hawthorne Heights going to be there again

40. MyMindHasFallen writes:

.......................................you people are great....

41. FUCK YEAH writes:

VALIENT THOR!

42. YAY writes:

YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

43. underground metal scene writes:

put up some real metal tourdates and line ups like the sounds of the undergound tour not this warped tour s&#t

44. Morgan writes:

DAmn, no slayer. the only band worth listening to is less than jake. Last one i went to in NJ the mosh pits sucked. Except for Suicide MAchine. They put on a kick a$$ show.... still prefer slayer, hatebreed, etc damn.

45. kori writes:

well the warped tour is awesome so back off you weird-os i'ght -k-k-k-k-k-k

46. arcticbobcat38 writes:

your all faggits! all of you. I dont understand why people cant have an opinion anymore. if u like music, u like music, who the f*** are any of you to call anyone gay for the music they listen to? im sure there are 90 punk rock sites just like this ripping metal kids like all of you. and its dumb. whats the point of hating opther ppl for th emusic they listen to, its f***ed. ur all f***ed. I like punk rock. I like metal. I like stoner music. If u people really knew music, u could sya the same thing. instead u just stand for something and hate cuz ur f***ing idiots. just to piss people off, im gonna say f*** METAL!!! NOFX IS f***ING AMAZING!!!!!!!!!! dont write any comments back. i wont read it. f*** you.

47. Fredmofchoice writes:

I believe you hit the nail on the head arcticbobcat, you said it all man, wow........wow...

48. sevenchurches writes:

id only go for helmet. but ill wait to see them another time.

49. sevenchurches writes:

In a post that was quickly deleted by Dave Mustaine on the MEGADETH Message Board, the following was posted: Droogies!

I am very, very, VERY happy to announce that I have finally decided on the final line-up for this year's Gigantour! I know you Droogs have been going ape-sh** with lists and such, and I have been paying attention! And as you all know, I found God recently as well. In the past, I did something stupid; I refused to play on the same bill as a band of current devil worshipers. It was a foolish thing to do, and as of now, I am now putting that behind me! Regardless or religion, I have picked this year's Gigantour line-up of the best of the best! Yeah, a lot of other bands are tied up with other tours and such, but this is going to be a great tour!

Main Stage: MEGADETH VENOM ANTHRAX DIAMOND HEAD

Second Stage: OVERKILL TESTAMENT AMEN

This is going to be a great tour and I and the rest of the bands can't wait to see you on The Killing Road!

50. RED Power Ranger writes:

Underoath, Bullet for my Valentine, and From Autumn to Ashes all sound exactly the same. Even an admission of $20 is too much. I wouldn't even go to see it if it was free. At least we all know that the Gigantour tour is going to be good this year! ANTHRAX KICKS ASS

51. you'regay writes:

all of you kids that say , "you're gay if you listen to (insert your music here) ahem, you're a f***ing loser, get over yourselves. you're all stereotypical hypocrites...go f*** yourselves..and half the bands going to warped tour are probably a lot more talented than you...just because you don't like their music ..screw you..METAL SUCKS ASS.

52. you'regay writes:

all of you kids that say , "you're gay if you listen to (insert your music here) ahem, you're a f***ing loser, get over yourselves. you're all stereotypical hypocrites...go f*** yourselves..and half the bands going to warped tour are probably a lot more talented than you...just because you don't like their music ..screw you..nobody cares if you're going to warped tour...so umm stop being a f***ing idiot.

53. sevenchurches writes:

^talk like a human you fa**ot. you're gay is a fag. metal>;all

54. Dante writes:

Sounds like a whole lot of gay to me. All i can say is that the unholy alliance tour and sounds of the undergound are going to be gorepounding.

Meh, the bands for the warped tour have talent so hurray for the fans.

55. discordthrenodybass writes:

Autumn to ashes, Bullet for my Valentine, Underoath all sound the same? I beg your pardon, Ive seen the latter 2 live, Underoath is unimpressive, but Bullet has a sound that I can easily distinguish, how many of you retards even know how to play music? Let alone b**** about how others do.

Besides, when it comes down to it, they're on tour, living it up playing music, while you're just another guy on a forum hating on them but secretly wishing you could have their lives.

56. bradispissed writes:

i guess most of the retards here expect the vibrations coming from the strummed whatchamacallit to produce something that well, kind of sounds like music?

57. Alyssa writes:

Omg alexisonfire and thursday, ill be there forshure...even though i just seen thursday on monday<;3

58. cfhdon writes:

funny sh**, omg

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The 2006 Vans Warped Tour will feature performances by AFI, Saves The Day, Against Me, Helmet, Less Than Jake, Say Anything, Senses Fail, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, the Academy Is, Underoath, the Living End and, as previously reported, Rise Against, Thursday, Motion City Soundtrack, From First To Last and NOFX. The 12th edition of the tour will kick off June 15 in Columbia, Md., and run through Aug. 13 in Montreal. Tickets for some shows begin going on sale Wednesday (March 15). During this pre-sale, tickets will be sold for just over $20 (including a double-disc tour compilation CD); the ticket price will rise to about $25 afterward. Among the other artists that will perform on at least a portion of the tour are the Buzzcocks, Anti-Flag, the Germs, Bouncing Souls, From Autumn To Ashes, Mute Math, Reggie & the Full Effect, Bullet For My Valentine, Silverstein and the Sounds. The 2005 edition of the trek featured the Offspring, My Chemical Romance, Thrice and Hawthorne Heights, among others. Here are the Warped Tour dates: June 15: Columbia, Md. (Merriweather Post Pavilion) June 16: Columbus, Ohio (Germain Amphitheatre) June 17: Milwaukee (Marcus Amphitheatre) June 18: Minneapolis (Metrodome) June 19: Bonner Springs, Kan. (Verizon Wireless Lot) June 21: Nashville (Starwood Amphitheatre) June 22: Jacksonville, Fla. (Fairgrounds) June 23: Tampa, Fla. (Vinoy Park) June 24: Miami (Bayfront Park) June 25: Orlando, Fla. (Tinker Field) June 26: Charleston, S.C. (Exchange Park) June 27: Raleigh, N.C. (Alltell Pavilion) June 28: Atlanta (Hi-Fi Buys Lot) June 30: Houston (Reliant Center) July 1: Dallas (Smirnoff Center Lot) July 2: San Antonio (Amphitheatre Lot) July 3: Las Cruces, N.M. (NMSU Practice Field) July 5: Phoenix (Peoria Sports Park) July 6: Chula Vista, Calif. (Coors Amphitheatre) July 7: Pomona, Calif. (Fairplex Park) July 8: San Francisco (Pier 30/32) July 9: Fresno, Calif. (Savemart Arena) July 11: Ventura, Calif. (Seaside Park) July 12: Los Angeles (Dodger Stadium Lot) July 13: Sacramento, Calif. (Sleep Train Lot) July 14: Boisde, Idaho (Treasure Valley Speedway) July 15: George, Wash. (Gorge Amphitheatre) July 16: Portland, Ore. (Columbia Meadows) July 18: Vancouver (Thunderbird Stadium) July 20: Calgary (Race City Speedway) July 23: Denver (Invesco Field) July 25: Maryland Heights, Mo. (UMB Bank Pavilion) July 26: Cincinnati (Riverbend) July 27: Burgettstown, Pa. (Post-Gazette Pavilion) July 28: Noblesville, Ind. (Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre) July 29: Detroit (Comerica Park) July 30: Tinley Park, Ill. (Tweeter Center) Aug. 1: Buffalo, N.Y. (Darien Lake Fields) Aug. 2: Fitchburg, Mass. (Fitchburg Airport) Aug. 3: Camden, N.J. (Tweeter Center) Aug. 4: Scranton, Pa. (Montage Mountain) Aug. 5: Uniondale, N.Y. (Nassau Coliseum) Aug. 6: Old Bridge Raceway, N.J. (Englishtown Raceway) Aug. 8: Charlotte, N.C. (Verizon Wireless Lot) Aug. 9: Virginia Beach, Va. (Verizon Wireless Lot) Aug. 10: Bristow, Va. (Nissan Pavilion Lot) Aug. 12: Toronto (Park Place) Aug. 13: Montreal (Parc Jean Drapeau )

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It's summertime. Which means: epic concert tours! The original music-tour-as-juggernaut is the Vans Warped Tour, which first hit the road in 1995 (if you want a case of vertigo, check out this  spreadsheet of bands who have played it over the past quarter century). However, founder Kevin Lyman has stated that this year's tour would be the last, and while there's a plethora of tours and festivals around to keep us entertained in the meantime, it really does feel like the end of an era.

In St. Louis, it was a hot and humid day for the Warped Tour's final cross-country run. But that didn't stop droves of people from attending; a lot of these fans of hard rock, metal, punk, ska, and rock 'n' roll have been going to these shows every year since the tour started. One of the big draws is the chance to meet artists in person, since every band has a booth and a meet-and-greet scheduled. 

The Warped Tour is also big on community, and that was apparent at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre on Tuesday. Dozens of nonprofit tents lined the walkways, and many of the bands asked their fans if they were feeling happy and good about themselves. The festival seemed to go off without a hitch, which is a huge coup to the organizers. ("One of my biggest goals post-Warped Tour will be to help move these fantastic nonprofits missions forward," Lyman has said. "Warped has always been a balance of music and philanthropy, sometimes I wish we had touted this a bit more.")

The crowdsurfing started early in the day, and continued throughout into the evening. The bands were there to entertain, and while the crowds might have been melting, the musicians all brought their A-games to the stage. 

Reel Big Fish

Showing some fancy, coordinated moves and generally having a good time. Known for their 1997 "Sell Out" song, this band might be one of the older bands on this year's tour. 

Photos by Carrie Zukoski

Real Friends

Hailed as "pop punk."

Ice Nine Kills

Experimental metalcore. 

Crown the Empire

Straight up rock, with an edge.

Rock/pop-punk. Hails from Brighton, England. 

Kaiser Solzie

Frontman James Jackson is proof that when life knocks you down and seemingly leaves you in the gutter, that you can get back up and turn it around. 

Tonight Alive

If you haven't heard of Tonight Alive yet, do yourself a favor and take a listen now. 

A blend of "metalcore, pop, electronic and R&B," AKA "nu metal." 

Hip Hop group out of Detroit. Sporting  FEND  ware to bring attention to the opioid crisis across the U.S. 

This rock band also played St. Louis last summer during the Young Renegade Tour. 

Simple Plan

Straight outta Montreal, this band is not easily pinned down to one category, which isn't a bad thing. We put them in the fun category. 

The Used win the tour as best entrance, with two brightly colored hand-held smoke stacks to kick off their dynamic set. 

Story of the Year

As the only St. Louis-band at the festival, the crowd went wild, for Story of the Year's special appearance. And the band did not disappoint. 

St. Louis was this band's first day out with Vans Warped Tour Soon to be 20, lead singer of YungBlud, Dominic Harrison, was full of energy and some serious jumps. We predict a quick rise popularity in the near future for this band. Here's Harrison on being psyched about the first day of the tour: 

Clad in all red, rock-band The Maine played in the soft glow of the setting sun. Singer John O'Callaghan commented on the large number of crowd surfers before nightfall. 

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Victory Lap: The Last Vans Warped Tour

• By: Kevin M. Mitchell
• Festival Spotlight , September 2018
• September 14, 2018

Kevin with the last year’s itinerary on a truck.

Founder Kevin Lyman Makes His Move from the Tour Bus to the Classroom

It’s noon on a sweltering July Tuesday in St. Louis, so I’m grateful to be ushered into the air conditioned production office of the local amphitheater for the last Vans Warped Tour. Kevin Lyman is on the phone. He’s enthusiastically expounding about a new band he just heard in Fort Collins, CO, Plasma Canvas. It’s fronted by a trans woman originally from the St. Louis area. “Yeah, she got run out of St. Louis, and I said to her, ‘You play Warped here. That’ll be a nice ‘F*** You’ [to St. Louis] … oh yeah, the band is great.” He jumped from that call to another, scolding a band manager for asking him for four more free tickets. “You had 50 comps at the beginning of the tour. You blew them all. You want four more? Pay $30 each. We set parameters, so just following the f**king parameters. And respect the music. …Tell you what: You buy those [regular] tickets, and I’ll upgrade them to passes. But understand that what we do here has to have value.” In the course of that conversation, he sees me eyeing a CD on the table from a band called Manhattan Blockade, and he covers the mouthpiece of the phone and pushes it toward. “These guys are fantastic, you should check them out.” Once off that call, I apologize for being a bit late. “There’s a fender bender right out front where you pull in,” I tell him. He immediately turns on his intercom, asking for an update on that.

Kevin and Axton at the Plasma Canvas booth

So no, Lyman is not phoning this last tour in. There’s no resting-on-laurels happening here. He’s as relentlessly engaged as one can imagine he was on the first Warped tour. Later, Scott Westgard, a consultant for one of the many charities Warped supports, shows me a recent picture on his phone of Lyman pedaling a bike, delivering a huge bag of ice. “His alliance to the tribe is strong, and he asks for very little,” Westgard says.

“I’ve done everything I possibly can to be in the middle of all of this, and it can physically beat the hell out of me,” Lyman reflects later, shunning the air-conditioned office for the back parking lot where the buses are parked, much to the chagrin of this writer. “I’m still the first off the bus trying to get the doors open an hour early.” He seems to not think too much about the perceived void left behind when he moves onto his next chapter. “There are a lot of people interested in doing something like this, a lot of vultures circulating,” he says smiling. “I’ve laid the groundwork, but I hope whoever comes forward to do whatever variation of this does it for the right reasons. Yes, it’s done well for me, I’ve been able to raise a family and do some things, but it’s all more than that.”

Dave Rat of Rat Sound has been a vendor and friend from the first tour, having previously done college gigs at student unions, where he first started working with Lyman. “Kevin’s gigs were definitely the most organized, with the greatest bands,” he says. “I think what I admire most about Kevin is his relentless passion for connecting artists with audiences. The creativity and vision of creating the Warped tour, combining skaters, motorcycles, cool products and bands for parking lot shows with sound and no lights! Brilliant.”

Since 1995, Lyman has toured every year with an unheard-of number of acts (this tour has over 50), redefining the “festival” idea and making it about the kids (shows are from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., demographics mostly from 12 to early 20s). Katy Perry, Linkin Park, Avenged Sevenfold, Blink-182, Limp Bizkit, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Paramore and a pre-Fergie Black Eyed Peas are just a few of the artists he’s launched. “I didn’t expect the emotional reaction to this last tour,” he says. “This festival was important — it changed some people’s lives.” He jokes that when he first announced that this would be his last, the comments from the press and online made him feel “like I was going to my own wake. Most said good things about me, and others said I should have retired 20 years ago!”

An inflatable roof protects one stage

‡‡         Social Responsibility

What distinguishes Lyman’s legacy is that Warped has always been more than just about the music. Starting with the food drive table set up at the gate, which regularly gathers more than three tons of food for a local charity at every stop, there are some 90 charities, nonprofits and social responsibility organizations that benefit from a connection with the Vans Warped Tour. Westgard notes how Lyman’s support for the anti-smoking group, Truth Initiative (formerly the American Legacy Foundation) has made an impact over the years. “When he was recently at their offices in Washington, DC, they told him he saved well over 250,000 lives,” Westgard adds. “He is the Pied Piper for this tribe.” In Denver, they held an event called Brewbies where local craft breweries came out and raised money for Keep-A-Breast foundation, which raised $5,000 right then and there. The challenges of young bands understanding the boundaries of relationship with their audience members has been a recent serious issue Lyman’s had to face, and one he’s faced criticism of not moving fast enough on. But now, in addition to self-policing and educating young artist about sexual harassment as it comes up (and he’s thrown at least one band off a past tour for abusive behavior), he’s brought A Voice for the Innocent, a nonprofit group that stands up for and supports the victims of sexual abuse, along for this tour.

The Ernie Ball stage where so many bands got their start.

Another urgent issue is the country’s opioid crisis. “For me, it was about traveling around this country and talking to people under a tent,” Lyman says. “I did this from Alabama to California, and I heard these stories of how opioid addiction was impacting their communities just by asking about how their families were doing.” The call to action led him to work with iPug, an Australia-based tech company involved in health research and public health initiatives, and the FEND (Full Energy, No Drugs) anti-opioid initiative, resulting in an app that uses gamification [game-design elements] to educate people on opioids. “This began as most of my ventures do, a meeting in my backyard.” (In this instance, there were a bunch of “suits” with coats and ties who showed up, prompting Lyman’s 92-year-old neighbor to ask, “Are they here to arrest you or sue you?”) Playing with the app on this tour leads to collecting points, which can be redeemed and used for special events, like acoustic sets backstage. “We’ve white-label-branded the app so it’s easy to transfer to other audiences,” such as baseball or NASCAR fans,” Lyman says. The app has already proven to be beneficial to users, Lyman adds, noting the case of a young woman who was given an opioid prescription after sustaining an injury playing basketball. Lyman notes how she entered in the dose she was prescribed and the app told her she’d be addicted to the drug in just four days. As of early July, when the Warped Tour visited St. Louis, more than 13,000 had downloaded the app. At the current pace, some 40,000 were expected to do so by the time the tour ended in early August.

The FEND tent is one of many great organizations that Warped allows on site to get their word out.

‡‡         What’s Next

Lyman will go straight from the tour bus to the classroom as he takes up responsibilities as an adjunct professor at the USC Thornton School of Music in Los Angeles. He’s pleased to have been brought in by a distinguished group of live event professionals including Mike Garcia (promoter), Mike Kaminsky (founder/president of KMGMT) and Vivian Wang (AEG). Longtime friend Trudy Green of HK Management is also on the faculty. “I have some ideas about where we can go that I want to explore with the next generation [of live event professionals]. I’ll be teaching about live events, but also branding and social responsibility,” Lyman says.

Turns out Lyman has been thinking of moving onto this next chapter for three years. Ticket sales had taken a hit, especially with his 14-to-17-year-old key demographic. “We’ve lost those kids to gaming.” With that in mind, he cautions other would-be touring festival promoter wannabes intrigued by the shiny, flashy object that is the current tour’s huge ticket sales. He points out that many in attendance of this tour are older, having come back out in honor of the memories of Warped tours of yore. He believes the festival scene in general needs a reset. Increasing saturation and decreasing profitability raises the risk of last-minute cancellations, potentially wreaking havoc on bands and fans alike. The future success of the younger festival business, Lyman adds, depends on the ability to build a real community. “We might have to take a step back to take a step forward,” he says. “And we have to get smarter on routing, packaging and everything else. What I hope to do is now take what I’ve learned to contribute to that.” Another area of concern is artist development. Labels for these types of bands don’t know what to do with them if they don’t get on a Warped tour. The pressure was such that labels were sending bands to Lyman that clearly weren’t ready.

Unknown bands get much needed exposure to new fans.

Lyman notes that there are financial challenges to the live concert business in general, and he says that charging an extra dollar to park, or more for beer all the time, is simply not sustainable. Neither is the $18 cheeseburger as experienced in a Nashville arena. “People are not going to put up with that — the public is not stupid,” he says. “Let’s not take our audience for granted. We all just have to get smarter.” Most important, he adds, is making sure there’s an audience in the future. “There’s a dark cloud on the horizon for all of us who work in live music,” he cautions. He quotes an Atlantic Monthly article about the dearth of 14-to-17 year-olds who drop out of all it, and the long-term ramifications if we, as an industry, don’t engage that demographic. “If live music isn’t ingrained in you by the time you’re 21, then you’re lost forever.” Another ominous factor for the future of live touring is the retirement of major artists such as Elton John, and the increasing costs and complexities of things like trucking and security. “We’re going to see more of the big acts become stationary in Vegas,” Lyman says. “That’s a fact we’re all facing.”

Kevin Lyman is back on his feet, getting ready to take another walk around the amphitheater in the brutal sun, as I plan my escape home. I ask if there’s anything he’ll miss about all of this. He smiles and says, “Maybe I won’t miss having to talk to agents whose job it is to complain to me about the size of a band’s logo on our website. Maybe instead I can spend that time getting five more tours to do food drives.”

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Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman. Photo by Chad Sengstock. By Alan Sculley For the Call

The Warped Tour will make its final stop in St. Louis Tuesday, July 3, at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, 14141 Riverport Drive. Doors open at 11 a.m. Tickets start at $30.

Kevin Lyman is approaching this summer’s 24th edition of the Warped Tour thinking about something that never needed to enter his thoughts during the many years of the tour. He’s thinking about his life without the Warped Tour.

Last fall, Lyman announced that 2018 would be the last year for Warped as a traveling festival visiting cities coast to coast. The festival hits St. Louis July 3 at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre.

The Warped Tour’s end marks the end of an era in the concert world, as it is the last of the traveling festivals. It outlasted Ozzfest, Lollapalooza, H.O.R.D.E., Lilith Fair and every other traveling festival tour. Warped wasn’t the first traveling festival – that honor belongs to Lollapalooza, which Lyman worked on for three years when it was breaking ground as a touring multi-band festival before he launched Warped.

Lyman suspects the concept of the traveling festival has seen its day and sees multiple reasons why tours like Warped, Lilith Fair and Ozzfest are unlikely to happen again.

One reason is finances. In the case of the punk rock/alt-rock-leaning Warped, the transportation costs of getting some 70 bands and everything that comes with it to the venues has increased, as have band fees, insurance and other costs that go with a festival tour.

It’s also become a bigger challenge in recent years to book bands popular enough to anchor the Warped stages and drive ticket sales. That wasn’t such an issue in the first decade or so, when Warped was essentially the only big summer tour going for bands in the punk and alternative rock worlds, and managers and record labels clamored for one of the coveted slots on the Warped Tour.

But the music and touring business has changed in big ways – and the changes haven’t always worked in the Warped Tour’s favor.

For one thing, album sales have tanked in the eras of downloading and streaming services. Without much revenue from album sales, bands have to make their money on touring. Lyman said Warped is simply not seen by some industry people as the best summer touring option anymore, particularly for the kind of acts that could bring name recognition and a measure of star power.

“When I started Warped tour, there wasn’t a full summer (of festivals) in Europe that you could go to. Bands used to go over there in June, do a couple of festivals in early June, and then they’d come back, (do Warped Tour) and hopefully do a couple (European festivals) in August,” Lyman explained in a phone interview last month. “But now there’s a full three months of festivals going on in Europe. So the economics have changed for a lot of bands because of lack of payments from records and CDs, that type of thing. It’s a time when a band can make their living going to Europe this time of year.

“It’s understandable. They only make their money from touring, so in the short-term thinking, maybe they could go make more money (in Europe),” he said. “Now, unfortunately, people are put in a situation where every quarter you’ve got to stay solvent. So that was the problem.”

On a personal level, Lyman also found himself getting worn down from the long hours he puts in traveling with the tour and making sure things run as smoothly as possible at each stop. Lyman typically starts work before sunrise and doesn’t finish until dark – some 16 hours later. Physically, it’s become a challenge for Lyman, now 57, to maintain his hands-on approach to managing the tour. And he has a knee replacement and a surgically rebuilt ankle to testify to the wear and tear.

“Physically, it’s been a drag the last three summers. I go 100 percent on everything I do,” Lyman said. “I’m always in the middle of it, and I will always be in the middle of everything I do. But the physical toll on me has gotten too hard.”

So yes, Lyman sounds ready to leave behind the grind of Warped. But not until he takes one last trip around the country this summer. And for Warped’s final voyage, Lyman has assembled a diverse lineup   of talent that includes a number of veteran bands that have had multiple outings on the tour (Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish and Every Time I Die) as well as emerging acts that touch on everything from pop-rock (Echosmith) to punk (Doll Skin) to metal (Amity Affliction) and beyond.

Lyman said he wasn’t able to book all the returning acts he wanted, although some groups that helped put Warped on the map are making one-off guest appearances at various tour stops. He likes what this year’s lineup offers and what he’s seen with ticket sales so far.

“I have a very solid lineup, and it’s all people who wanted to be there. That’s really what it is,” Lyman said. “I’m very happy with the lineup I do have and also how I think we’re selling our tickets, who we’re selling our tickets to this year. It looks like we’re selling to a fan that maybe remembers their good times at Warped Tour, that’s maybe a few years older, that 20- to 35-year-old set.

“I really think it’s going to be a celebration of people who are true music fans, who remember those times and are going to come out and have a great last summer with us,” he said.

The absence of the Warped Tour figures to leave a void for some bands, especially the newer alt-leaning acts that have been able to establish a buzz and a fan base for themselves on the tour. But Lyman figures those acts will find other touring options that will work.

One area that is a concern for Lyman, though, is the future of some of the nonprofits that have been part of the Warped experience. Working with these organizations has been a major priority for Lyman, and a major effort this year will involve helping the Preventum Initiative, which educates the public about the dangers of opioid abuse.

Each year dozens of organizations have traveled with Warped, and a good number of fledgling groups grew into influential operations through the exposure and volunteer participation they’ve generated on the tour. These organizations will have to find some way to replace the resources that came from Warped.

Lyman said he will do as much as he can going forward to help the nonprofits that have partnered with Warped.

“One of the hardest things of ending this (tour) is trying to figure out how to continue to help them with their missions. We’ve got some plans in place,” he said. “We’re not walking away from them.”

Lyman himself figures to find plenty of ways to fill his time now that he’s not booking and running the Warped Tour. He plans to stay involved with some of the nonprofits and he will be available to consult on certain festivals or other events.

Another part of his schedule will be filled by teaching.

He accepted a teaching position with the University of Southern California starting this fall. Lyman said he doesn’t yet know exactly what classes he’ll teach, but courses involving live music production or musical trends could be among his subjects.

 And he has one other undertaking in mind for next summer.

“Now I’m going to travel in a different way,” Lyman said. “I get to take my wife on a summer vacation. It will be awesome… Next summer will be our first summer vacation in 27 years.”

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Today at an event at Vans' Global HQ in Costa Mesa, California, the Warped Tour announced their final artist lineup. There will be a content lineup of bands playing the entire tour, including Every Time I Die , Motionless in White , Nekrogoblikon , Simple Plan and Unearth , while other bands will perform only at certain dates.

Here's the lineup, including bands that are only playing limited dates on tour.

3OH!3 (6/21-8/5) Asking Alexandria (7/22-7/28) Beartooth (7/19-7/21) Bowling For Soup (7/6-7/16, 7/18-7/21) Frank Turner (7/24-7/26) The Interrupters (7/14, 7/15, 7/17-7/19, 7/21-7/25, 7/28-8/5) Knuckle Puck (6/21-8/5) Mayday Parade (6/21-8/5) Reel Big Fish (6/21-8/5) State Champs (6/21-8/5) SUM 41 (7/17) Taking Back Sunday (6/24) This Wild Life (6/21-8/5) Waterparks (6/21-8/5) All Time Low (6/22-6/24) Falling In Reverse (6/26-7/16) Four Year Strong (6/21-7/29) ISSUES (6/21-8/5) Less Than Jake (7/18-7/20, 7/22-7/27, 7/29-8/5) Movements (6/21-8/5) Real Friends (6/21-8/5) Simple Plan (6/21-8/5) The Maine (6/21-8/5) The Used (6/21-7/10) Tonight Alive (6/21-8/5) We The Kings (6/21-8/5) Chelsea Grin (6/21-8/5) Deez Nuts (6/21-8/5) Ice Nine Kills (6/21-8/5) Kublai Kahn (6/21-8/5) MYCHILDREN MYBRIDE (6/21-8/5) Sharptooth (6/21-8/5) Silverstein (7/17-7/20, 7/25-7/28) The Amity Affliction (6/21-8/5) Twiztid (6/21-8/5) Wage War (6/21-8/5) August Burns Red (7/29-8/5) Crown The Empire (6/21-8/5) Dayseeker (6/21-8/5) Every Time I Die (6/21-8/5) Hail The Sun (6/21-8/5) Harm's Way (6/21-7/23) In Hearts Wake (6/21-8/5) Knocked Loose (7/10, 7/18, 7/21, 7/24) Motionless In White (6/21-8/5) Nekrogoblikon (6/21-8/5) Underoath (7/16-7/18) Unearth (6/21-8/5) As It Is (6/21-8/5) Assuming We Survive (6/21-8/5) Broadside (7/10-8/5) Capstan (7/10-8/5) Chase Atlantic (6/21-7/31) Dead Girls Academy (6/21-7/8) Doll Skin (6/21-8/5) Don Broco (6/21-8/5) Grayscale (6/21-8/5) Makeout (6/21-8/5) Palaye Royale (6/21-8/5) Phinehas (6/21-7/8) Picturesque (6/21-7/8) Sleep On It (7/10-8/5) Story Untold (6/21-8/5) Trash Boat (6/21-8/5) With Confidence (6/21-8/5) Farewell Winters (6/21-8/5) Lighterburns(6/21-8/5)

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June 21 - Pomona, Calif. @ Pomona Fairplex June 22 - San Diego, Calif. @ SDCCU Stadium Lot June 23 - Mountain View, Calif. @ Shoreline Amphitheatre June 24 - Ventura, Calif. @ Venture County Fairgrounds June 26 - Phoneix, Ariz. @ AK-Chin Pavilion June 29 - Las Vegas, Nev. @ Downtown Las Vegas Events Center June 30 - Salt Lake City, Utah @ USANA Amphitheatre July 1 - Denver, Colo. @ Pepsi Center July 3 - St. Louis, Mo. @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre July 5 - Bonner Springs, Kan. @ Providence Medical Center Amphitheatre July 6 – Dallas, Texas @ Starplex Pavilion July 7 – San Antonio, Texas @ AT&T Center July 8 – Houston, Texas @ NRG Park - Main Street Lot July 10 – Nashville, Tenn. @ Tennessee State Fairgrounds July 12 – Virginia Beach, Va. @ Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheatre July 13 – Camden, N.J. @ BB&T Pavilion July 14 – Holmdel, N.J. @ PNC Bank Arts Center July 15 – Hartford, Ct. @ Xfinity Theatre July 16 – Pittsburgh, Pa. @ Keybank Pavilion July 17 – Toronto, Ontario @ The Flats at Budweiser Stage July 18 – Cincinnati, Ohio @ Blossom Music Center July 19 – Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio @ Riverbend Music Center July 20 – Detroit, Mich. @ Meadow Brook Amphitheatre July 21 – Chicago, Ill. @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre July 22 – Minneapolis, Minn. @ Canterbury Park July 23 – Milwaukee, Wis. @ American Family Insurance Amphitheatre July 24 – Indianapolis, Ind. @ Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center July 25 – Darien Center, N.Y. @ Darien Lake PAC July 26 – Scranton, Pa. @ The Pavilion at Montage Mountain July 27 – Mansfield, Mass. @ Xfinity Center July 28 – Wantagh, N.Y. @ Northwell Health at Jones Beach Amphitheatre July 29 – Columbia, Md. @ Merriweather Post Pavilion July 30 – Charlotte, N.C. @ PNC Music Pavilion July 31 – Atlanta, Ga. @ Cellairis Amphitheatre at Lakewood Aug. 2 - Jacksonville, Fla. @ The Old Cypress Lot Near Met Park Aug. 3 – Orlando, Fla. @ Tinker Field Aug. 4 – Tampa, Fla. @ Mid Florida Credit Union Amphitheatre Aug. 5 – West Palm Beach, Fla. @ Coral Sky Amphitheatre

Tickets for all of the dates may be purchased via the Vans Warped Tour website . Check the site for on-sale dates and bundle options.

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• 1.3 Maurice Stage
• 1.4 Volcom Stage
• 1.5 Drive-Thru Records Stage
• 1.6 Punkrocks.net Stage
• 1.7.1 Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands 6 Winners
• 1.8 StaticRadio Stage
• 1.9 Union Stage

Brian Stage [ ]

• AFI (Played 7/10)
• Bad Religion
• The Damned (Played 8/7-8/18)
• Flogging Molly
• Good Charlotte
• Guttermouth (Played 8/2-8/18)
• Hot Water Music (Played 6/21-8/5)
• Morgan Heritage (Played 6/21-8/1)
• N.E.R.D. (Played 8/16-8/18)
• New Found Glory
• Reel Big Fish

Teal Stage [ ]

• Alkaline Trio
• Andrew W.K. (Played 7/31-8/1 and 8/14)
• Anti-Flag (Played 6/21-8/1)
• Circle Jerks (Played 8/15-8/18)
• Goldfinger (Played 8/15-8/18)
• The Mighty Mighty Bosstones (Played 6/21-8/15)
• No Use For A Name
• NOFX (Played 6/21-8/14)
• Ozma (Played 6/21-8/14)
• Something Corporate
• TRUSTcompany (Played 6/23-7/14 and 7/27-8/1)

Maurice Stage [ ]

• 28 Days (Played 8/1-8/18)
• Boysetsfire (Played 7/23-8/1)
• The Casualties
• Dynamite Boy (Played 6/21-6/30)
• Eskimo Joe (Playd 8/6-8/10 and 8/15-8/18)
• Five Iron Frenzy (Played 7/30-8/13)
• Gob (Played 7/6-7/19)
• Manic Hispanic (Played 6/28-7/3)
• MI6 (Played 7/30-8/10)
• Midtown (Played 7/2-7/22)
• Potluck (Played 7/5-7/7)
• Quarashi (Played 6/21-8/10)
• Reach the Sky (Played 8/9-8/18)
• Riddlin Kids (Played 7/17-7/31)
• Simple Plan (Played 7/17-7/19 and 8/10-8/18)
• Small Brown Bike (Played 8/11-8/18)
• The Start (Played 7/17-7/28)
• Student Rick (Played 6/21-6/30)
• Sugarcult (Playd 7/20-7/31)
• Sw1tched (Played 6/21-7/20)
• Thrice (Played 6/21-6/30)
• Tiger Army (Played 7/23-8/8)
• Total Chaos (Played 8/2-8/18)
• Tsunami Bomb (Played 6/21-7/5 and 7/11-7/14)
• The Unseen (Played 7/23-7/31)
• The Used (Played 6/21-8/10)
• Vendetta Red (Played 7/5-7/7 and 8/2-8/18)
• Yellowcard (Played 7/2-7/13)

Volcom Stage [ ]

• 1208 (Played 6/22-6/30 and 7/17-7/31)
• 3rd Strike (Played 6/21-7/2 and 8/9-8/18)
• Arkham (Played 6/21-6/30 and 7/17-8/18)
• Audiocrush (Played 7/5)
• Borialis (Played 7/23-8/18)
• Death By Stereo
• Deviates (Played 7/2-7/14 and 8/1-8/18)
• Divot (Played 7/17-7/22)
• Downway (Played 8/14-8/18)
• Fairview (Played 7/5-7/12)
• Handsome Devil (Played 6/21-7/14)
• Lonely Kings (played 7/17-7/22)
• Lucky 7 (Playd 7/30-8/6)
• Name Taken (Played 7/10)
• Pepper (Played 7/2-7/13 and 8/2-8/18)
• Pistol Grip (Played 6/21-7/3)
• Places to Park (Played 6/21-7/31 and 8/6)
• The Planet Smashers (Played 8/2-8/18)
• Recover (Played 8/8-8/13)
• Smackin Isiah (Played 7/11-7/22)
• Stavesacre (Played 6/21-6/28)
• Tragedy Andy (Played 7/6)
• Ultimate Fakebook (Played 7/23-7/28)
• Wanted Dead

Drive-Thru Records Stage [ ]

• 2nd Best (Played 6/25 and 7/28)
• 3 Piece Scandal (Played 7/3)
• 3 Weeks Yesterday (Played 6/21 and 7/14)
• 48 Mananas (Played 7/11)
• 504 Plan (Played 6/22)
• Acceptance (Played 7/20)
• American Hi-Fi (Played 6/22-7/12)
• Amorous Radio (Played 8/8 and 8/18)
• August Ends (Played 7/12)
• Autopilot Off
• Brodie (Played 7/20-7/23)
• Choke (Played 7/17)
• Classified (Played 6/28-6/30)
• Contingency Plan (Played 6/22-6/23)
• Cuter Than (Played 6/26)
• Duke 45 (Played 6/21-6/30)
• The Early November (Played 7/2-7/14 and 8/1-8/18)
• Fake ID (Played 8/13 and 8/15)
• Five Speed (Played 6/21-7/3 and 8/6-8/18)
• Flypside (Played 7/28)
• The Format (Played 7/2)
• The Getaway (Played 8/10)
• Gibler (Played 8/8 and 8/11)
• Glassjaw (Played 6/27-7/14)
• Graystar (Played 8/9 and 8/14)
• Heffer 85 (Played 7/5 and 7/10)
• Keno (Played 7/19)
• Knockout (Played 7/27)
• Last Place Champs (Played 6/21-6/23, 6/26 and 7/22-7/27)
• Mode # (Played 7/7)
• Motion City Soundtrack (Played 7/28-7/31)
• The Movielife (Played 7/2-8/18)
• Never Heard Of It (Played 6/27 and 6/29-6/30)
• Nicotine (Played 8/13-8/18)
• Nobody Wins (Played 7/20)
• Off By One (Played 6/21-6/26, 7/20-7/27, 7/30-8/18)
• Overlooked (Played 7/13)
• Pettet Project (Played 8/16)
• Plain White T's (Played 7/24 and 7/26)
• PVK (Played 6/28)
• Rimtrik (Played 8/17)
• Runaway Orange (Played 7/17-7/19)
• Shai Hulud (Played 8/1-8/7)
• Single Handed (Played 6/27)
• The Starting Line
• Steel Dragon (Played 7/17)
• Steel Train (Played 7/19, 7/22-7/21 and 8/6-8/7)
• Still Standing (Played 6/21 and 7/6)
• Unsung Zeros (Played 7/25-7/26 and 7/30-7/31)
• Vex Red (Played 7/5-8/5)
• Victory Seven (Played 8/1)
• Yellowcard (Played 6/21-6/30)
• Yesterday (Played 8/2-8/5)

Punkrocks.net Stage [ ]

• A Jealousy Issue (Played 8/5)
• The AEffect (Played 7/10-7/14 and 7/20-8/18)
• Age of Ruin (Played 8/8)
• As Friends Rust (Played 7/11-7/14)
• Bayside (Played 7/20-8/1 and 8/10)
• Beloved (Played 8/6)
• Boys Night out (Played 8/10)
• Breathe In (Played 7/2-7/3)
• The Control (Played 8/14)
• Counterit (Played 7/2)
• Crash 81 (Played 6/28-6/30)
• Curl Up and Die (Played 7/5)
• District 7 (Played 6/21-7/14 and 7/20-8/18)
• Don't Look Down (Played 8/9-8/11)
• Evergreen Terrace (Played 8/5)
• Every Time I Die (Played 7/24 and 7/28-7/31)
• The Fairlanes (Played 6/21-6/25)
• From Autumn to Ashes (Playd 8/13-8/18)
• Further Seems Forever (Played 7/20-7/28)
• The Gamits (Played 6/23-6/27)
• Glasseater (Played 8/2-8/4)
• Haste (Played 6/21-6/25 and 7/25-7/26)
• Hope (Played 6/21-7/14 and 7/20-8/18)
• Hopesfall (PlaYed 8/5-8/7)
• Junction 18 (Played 6/26-6/27, 7/3 and 7/6-7/7)
• Keepsake (Played 7/30-8/1)
• Levity (Played 7/3)
• My Captain (Played 8/2)
• Narcissus (Played 6/26-6/30, 7/10-7/11 and 7/13-7/14)
• Nevermore (Played 7/20-7/23)
• No Cigar (Played 8/1)
• Nora (Played 8/9-8/11)
• Not Waving But Drowning (Played 6/26)
• Off the Mark (Played 8/16-8/17)
• Over It (Playd 6/28-7/2, 7/5, 7/10 and 8/8)
• Park (Played 7/10, 7/12 and 7/20-7/28)
• Prevent Falls (Played 8/10-8/11)
• Recover (Playd 6/28-6/30)
• Salt the Earth (Played 6/25 and 6/27)
• Saturday Supercade (Played 7/30)
• Scallywagon (Played 7/31)
• Scars of Tomorrow (Played 7/13-7/14)
• Sick Shift (Played 7/12)
• Skycamefalling (Played 6/21-6/22, 8/13 and 8/18)
• Staring Back (Played 6/21-7/14 and 7/20-8/18)
• Stretch Arm Strong (Played 8/2-8/7)
• SweaterGirl (Played 6/21- 8/18)
• Tantor (Played 6/21-7/14 and 7/20-8/18)
• Throwdown (Played 7/5-7/14)
• Trial By Fire (Played 8/8-8/9)
• Underoath (Played 8/13 and 8/18)
• Unearth (Played 8/13-8/18)
• Until the End (Played 8/3-8/4)
• West Beverly (Played 8/15)
• Yakuza (Played 7/2-7/7)

Ernie Ball Stage [ ]

• 504 Plan (Played 7/27)
• Antifreeze (Played 8/11-8/16)
• ATM (Played 7/2)
• Audio Karate (Played 7/7-7/10)
• Avenged Sevenfold (Played 6/21-6/27)
• Avoid One Thing (Played 8/15)
• Ben Kweller (Played 8/14-8/15)
• The Berlin Project (Played 7/26-7/28 and 7/31)
• Bigwig (Played 8/9-8/13)
• Blush (Played 7/26-7/27 and 7/30)
• Bumruckus (Played 8/1-8/7)
• China White (Played 7/7-7/10)
• Columbyne (Played 6/25 and 7/2-7/7)
• Days Away (Played 8/8-8/10)
• Disfunctionalray (Played 7/26-8/1, 8/14 and 8/18)
• Eleventeen (Played 7/3, 7/6-7/7 and 7/12-7/14)
• Enormous (Played 7/24-7/27)
• The Etiquette (Played 7/23-7/25)
• The Eyeliners
• Fetish (Played 7/6-7/10 and 7/12-7/14)
• Flashing Light (Played 8/1-8/11)
• F.O.N. (Played 7/17-7/31)
• Graves (Played 6/28-6/30)
• Gunmoll (Played 8/2-8/5)
• Humboldt County Freestyle Kings (Played 7/6)
• I Decline (Played 7/2-7/5 and 7/11)
• The Imports (Played 8/4-8/7, 8/14 and 8/17)
• Jedi (Played 7/13-7/14)
• Jersey (Played 8/15-8/18)
• Jet Cinema (Played 7/3)
• The Know How (Played 8/1-8/7)
• Last Edition (Played 7/24-7/27)
• Limitpoint (Played 6/28-7/2)
• Love Light Shine (Played 7/5)
• Madcap (Played 7/22-7/30)
• MT Minds (Played 8/2-8/4)
• Never Heard of It (Played 7/10-7/12)
• One Way Street (Played 8/18)
• Outplay (Played 8/4-8/5)
• Preston (Played 8/10-8/11)
• Riot Farm (Played 7/11-7/14)
• Roller (Played 6/28-6/30)
• Same Day Service (Played 6/27-6/28)
• Seedlock (Played 8/8-8/9)
• Slick Shoes (Played 7/3 and 7/11)
• Sloppy Meateaters (Played 7/12 and 7/20)
• Social Standard (Played 8/10)
• Sparechange 00 (Played 7/31)
• Stunt Monkey (Played 7/3-7/6)
• Tadpole (Played 7/5-7/7 and 7/11-7/12)
• Ten Times A Day (Played 6/28-7/2)
• Too Rude (Played 6/21-6/23 and 7/3-7/10)
• The Undecided (Played 7/23-7/25)
• Useless ID (Played 6/29-8/18)
• Vangard (Played 8/2-8/5)
• The Volume Men (Played 7/22)
• The Waking Hours (Played 7/2 and 7/10)

Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands 6 Winners [ ]

• 12cent (Played 8/15)
• 3 Prong Outlet (Played 8/8)
• 33 West (Played 8/8)
• 40 Watt Hype (Played 7/7)
• 5 Star Degenerate (Played 7/2)
• 7-10 Split (Played 8/5)
• A Week in July (Played 8/13)
• A-OK (Played 8/3)
• Agent Zero (Played 7/27)
• All Access (Played 7/31)
• All Else Fails (Played 7/27)
• Already Proud (Played 6/28)
• Anarchaos (Played 8/13)
• AnchondO (Played 6/25)
• Arizing (Played 8/18)
• The Arnies (Played 7/23)
• As Advertised (Played 6/25)
• Barbee Killed Kenn (Played 7/13)
• Bi-Level (Played 6/26)
• Big D and the Kids Table (Played 8/15)
• Blame it on Rio (Played 7/25)
• Blatant Finger (Played 7/30)
• BomberMan Awesome (Played 7/22)
• Boogotta Fix (Played 7/27)
• The Brodys (Played 7/14)
• Brookdale (Played 7/23)
• Bumrukus (Played 8/4)
• Bumpin Uglies (Played 7/3)
• The Burning Reason (Played 7/28)
• C24C (Played 7/12)
• Calcutta (Played 7/12)
• Carb (Played 6/28)
• The Cinderleaf (Played 6/30)
• Close Behind (Played 8/14)
• ColdSnap-9 (Played 7/22)
• Conspiracy of Thought (Played 7/10)
• Conspire (Played 6/25)
• Corporate Circus (Played 7/25)
• CounterACT (Played 6/22)
• Cutaway (Played 8/2)
• The Delegates (Played 8/16)
• Dexter Wins Again (Playd 6/29)
• The Dissenters (Played 8/11)
• Drist (Played 7/14)
• Driveway (Played 7/26)
• Eightfourseven (Played 7/6)
• The Evoka Project (Played 8/6)
• F.O. the Smack Magnet (Played 8/11)
• Flippin Jiggers (Played 7/19)
• The Fonzarellies (Played 6/25)
• Force 4-D (Played 7/12)
• Fourbanger (Played 7/2)
• The Fratellis (Played 7/7)
• Full Affect (Played 7/6)
• Habitat (Played 7/24)
• Holiday Rd (Played 8/6)
• The HollowPoints (Played 7/20)
• HowAboutNo (Played 7/26)
• Hurry Up Offense (Played 8/9)
• Huxter (Played 7/22)
• Hypocrite Like Me (Played 7/22)
• Idiot Savant (Played 7/11)
• Illusion 33 (Played 6/21)
• INTAK (Played 7/31)
• Interstate 808 (Played 6/30)
• The Irritating Stick (Played 8/13)
• Jade Raven (Played 6/27)
• Jank1000 (Played 7/5)
• JerkWaterJive (Played 7/30)
• The Johnsons (Played 7/17)
• Junior (Played 6/28)
• Kingpin (Played 6/27)
• Klesk (Played 8/17)
• Klik (Played 8/4)
• Koniption Fit (Played 7/12)
• Kremlin (Played 8/7)
• Last in Line (Played 7/28)
• Latham (Played 6/29)
• Left Behind (Played 8/9)
• The Lemmings (Played 8/14)
• Les Dirty Frenchmen (Played 7/23)
• Liam & Me (Played 8/9)
• Life As Usual (Played 8/17)
• Lifesize (Played 6/30)
• Liquid Youth (Played 6/29)
• Living Kittens (Played 8/3)
• Livitz Livitz (Played 7/6)
• Lollygag (Played 8/5)
• Luck Be A Lady (Played 8/7)
• Madison (Played 7/20)
• Makeshift3 (Played 7/3)
• Marlinspike (Plaed 7/19)
• Midpoint (Played 7/17)
• Mind Driver (Played 7/10)
• Moneyshot (Played 7/19)
• The Monjees (Played 8/3)
• Moodfrye (Played 7/13)
• Mr. Bigglesworth (Played 7/17)
• Mr. Meano and the Clodhoppers (Played 8/18)
• Mr. Varsity (Played 8/3)
• MT Minds (Played 6/28)
• Myopia (Played 7/27)
• Natural Afrodisiac (Played 7/10)
• The New Sound Theory (Played 7/11)
• New Tomorrow (Played 7/13)
• Nitch (Played 8/10)
• No Alternative (Played 8/18)
• No Reason (Played 7/11)
• Not Long After (Played 7/20)
• Nuclear Saturday (Played 8/1)
• Off By One (Played 7/3)
• One More Weekend (Played 7/5)
• One Pump Chump (Played 8/5)
• P-Nuckle (Played 6/23)
• Perfect Salesman (Played 8/10)
• Phrenik (Played 7/6)
• Pig Pen (Played 8/4)
• Poppies 3 (Played 6/26)
• Poptart Monkeys (Played 8/5)
• Post Up (Played 6/22)
• Project Bottlecap (Played 7/25)
• The Prototype (Played 8/17)
• Prototype-A (Played 8/16)
• Punchline (Played 8/13)
• Radio Holiday (Played 8/18)
• Raised Under Reagan (Played 6/23)
• Ripshaw (Played 7/11)
• Rockets Red Glare (Played 8/14)
• Room Without A view (Played 8/17)
• RST Video (Played 8/7)
• Rudiger (Played 7/10)
• [Sage] (Played 8/4)
• Salt the Earth (Played 6/26)
• Saving Boy Wonder (Played 6/26)
• Second Class (Played 6/29)
• Seven Day Delusion (Played 6/27)
• Seven Mile Drive (Played 6/27)
• Sexhead (Played 8/16)
• Short of a Dollar (Played 7/25)
• Sick (Played 6/23)
• Silent Film Stars (Played 7/7)
• Silent Horizon (Played 7/14)
• The Silent Treatment (Played 8/2)
• Skinny Like Riley (Played 6/21)
• Skint (Played 6/22)
• Skipjack (Played 7/3)
• Skitch (Played 8/15)
• Slowpoke (Played 7/2)
• Soma (Played 7/30)
• Somerset (Played 8/9)
• Southcott (Played 8/10)
• Spenser (Played 7/26)
• Spilt Milk (Played 7/5)
• Split Fifty (Played 8/11)
• Stick Figure Suicide (Played 8/11)
• StoneKracker (Played 6/30)
• Stumblerun (Played 7/24)
• Stuntdoubles (Played 6/23)
• Supathrive (Played 7/2)
• Supersift (Played 7/17)
• Suzie 9 Iron (Played 8/2)
• The T Club (Played 6/21)
• The Taj Motel Trio (Played 8/1)
• Tantrumn (Played 8/16)
• Ten Years From Now (Played 8/7)
• Tenfold (Played 7/13)
• Thats What She Said (Played 7/23)
• Third Estate (Played 8/14)
• Tim (Played 7/19)
• Timebomb (Played 8/2)
• Timothy Weekend (Played 8/6)
• Tom Servos (Played 7/24)
• Toxic Sunset (Played 7/7)
• Trendy (Played 7/26)
• Truth in Fiction (Played 7/24)
• Turning Blue (Played 8/15)
• Twin Cam (Played 7/30)
• Uncrowned (Played 8/1)
• Unfold (Played 6/22)
• Upinatem (Played 6/21)
• Upper Cut (Played 8/8)
• Urban Sombrero (Played 8/8)
• The Ushers (Played 7/28)
• The Utmost (Played 7/5)
• The Verdicts (Played 8/10)
• The Vivians (Played 8/6)
• Wayside (Played 7/28)
• Willnots (Played 7/14)
• The Wood (Played 8/1)
• Youngfellow (Played 7/31)

StaticRadio Stage [ ]

• Agent Felix (Played 8/2-8/7 and 8/9-8/15)
• Anti-Anti (Played 8/2-8/14)
• Bottom Line (Played 8/8)
• Days Away (Played 8/3 and 8/5)
• Don't Drive Angry (Played 8/2-8/5)
• Five Second Rule (Played 8/2)
• Funny Looking Kid (Played 8/2-8/15)
• Middleground (Played 8/4)
• Mishaps (Played 8/10)
• Polly Esther (Played 8/8)
• Resident Weirdo (Played 8/10)
• Sewing With Nancie (Played 8/6-8/7 and 8/14-8/15)
• Sonny (Played 8/11-8/15)
• Tokyo Rose (Played 8/9 and 8/11)
• The Travoltas (Played 8/8-8/9 and 8/15)
• Unsung Zeros (Played 8/2-8/7 and 8/9-8/15)

Union Stage [ ]

• Belvedere (Played 8/16-8/17)
• Big D and the Kids Table (Played 8/16-8/17)
• Fifty Nutz (Played 8/16-8/17)
• Flashlight Brown (Played 8/16-8/17)
• Mustard Plug (Played 8/16-8/17)
• Penelope (Played 8/16-8/17)
• The Planet Smashers (Played 8/16-8/17)
• Subb (Played 8/16-8/17)
• 1 Warped Tour 2004
• 2 Warped Tour 2008
• 3 Warped Tour 2014