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VANS Warped Tour 2012 Lineup And Full Details Announced

• March 30, 2012
• Music , Rock N Roll

Renowned for bringing skate/punk/action sports and youth culture to the forefront on a global scale, the  Vans Warped Tour ® is calling and summer is here…

The full  VANS WARPED TOUR 2012 multi-stage line-up has now been revealed including  Rise Against , who will join other previously announced main stage artists  All Time Low ,  Taking Back Sunday ,  Anti-Flag ,  Yellowcard ,  The Used ,  Four Year Strong ,  New Found Glory ,  Pierce The Veil ,  Falling In Reverse ,  Breathe Carolina and more. The  VANS WARPED TOUR –a mix of  hotly-tipped and established artists –continues to be the  most eclectic traveling festival tour on the planet featuring  rock ,  punk ,  pop ,  hip-hop and  rap, metal, indie rock, electronic ,  alt-country, folk-punk ,  dubstep ,  reggae and  rockabilly. See all 2012 acts and listen to music in the grid below. For the full list of confirmed artists, visit:  www.vanswarpedtour.com/bands .

Last night ( Thursday, March 29 ), the  VANS WARPED TOUR kick-off party and press conference was held at Club Nokia in downtown Los Angeles.  VANS WARPED TOUR artists and friends joined tour founder  Kevin Lyman and  Steve Van Doren of  Vans to celebrate. Fans were treated to a screening of the new tour documentary film  No Room For Rockstars (from  Stacy Peralta and the producers of  Dogtown & Z-boys ,  www.noroomforrockstars.com ) and enjoyed live performances from  Forever Came Calling (the group featured in the film),  Falling In Reverse ,  Matt Toka ,  Dead Sara as well as special performances from tour veterans  Yellowcard (acoustic) and  The Used . “The energy at the 18th annual  Vans Warped Tour Kick-Off Party was amazing,” said founder  Kevin Lyman . “All signs point to a great summer to come in 2012.”

The 41-date  VANS WARPED TOUR 2012 commences June 16 in Salt Lake City, UT and finishes August 5 in Portland, OR.  The tour will hit a handful of new venues this year. See the full itinerary with dates and venues announced now, listed below.

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Full Warped Tour schedule and venues announced

Warped Tour has unveiled the full list of dates and venues for this summer. The main stage will include Of Mice & Men , Anti-Flag , Falling in Reverse , Four Year Strong , Pierce The Veil , Yellowcard , We The Kings , Streetlight Manifesto , and New Found Glory .

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Warped Tour 2012 stories – Days 1 -> 5

• On  Oct 9, 2012

Day 1 – June 14th – San Diego, California > Las Veagas, Nevada

Travel day with pierce the veil – i took 321 photographs today.

It all started in San Diego, California. I slept for a few hours, just enough so I was awake enough to not forget to pack anything, but still tired enough to want to pass out again.  I snagged a scheduled cab ride at 3:30am from my apartment in North Park, San Diego to our bus in Pacific Beach at the Fuentes’ rents house.

I got there before anyone and the bus arrived shortly after. I met the bus driver, he was a cool guy with a Mexican name I have forgotten. I think it was Carlos. It was perfect. All of the Pierce The Veil members are Mexican, our driver was Mexican, and the bus company they used was called Mexi-something. Once everyone arrived the bus moved to a better location and we started putting our stuff on the bus. I just grabbed the last remaining bunk and put all my stuff in it- everyone had their normal location. I had a top bunk. They are in columns of three, so top, mid, bot. Middle is good cause you are at about chest height and it’s easy to get in bed. The bigger or smaller people usually get bottom. The top are hardest to get into and worst for me cause I need to get into my gear all day. That’s okay though, I understand everyone would have a mid or bottom if they can, not many like the top. But I am the photographer, my job is the least important when it comes down to it- I don’t make the show go on, I just display how it happens. So it makes sense to me that everyone who has to work all day to make the show happen gets first dibs.

Everyone else arrived and long story short they had a person with them that was supposed to take back lounge… but he didn’t. So I got bumped to back lounge. This bummed me out cause it wasn’t the plan, and I had packed preparing for a bunk. I have rode back lounge many times before, but I like to think I am *past* that. It wasn’t anyone’s fault really, as there were 15 people on the bus, it can be hard for us to all be on the same page.

Regardless, I was bummed. I am totally okay with sleeping back lounge, that’s not what worries me. I am proud of my ability to sleep anywhere at anytime. The back lounge is actually more comfy than a bunk in my opinion. The part that sucks is that is the only table in back area of the bus for people to put their drinks on, food on, etc etc. This can cause a problem cause I need to download all day/charge and have my gear available so I can come in and switch up quickly. It’s hard cause it was always in people’s way and I felt bad, but I had no other option. In addition people would sit on my cases and lean against my backpack with my computer in it. No fun can be had when you have to worry about your gear you invest all your hard-earned cash into. But, I don’t blame the people sitting back there, they didn’t realize this and they shouldn’t have to. It was just an unfortunate situation. I tried to make the best of it but for the most of the first week it was a main contributor to daily stress that I didn’t need. After all, this is Warped Tour! My favorite tour, and my best friends were letting me ride on their bus. I was thankful.

Once the crew was done transferring all of our gear into the trailer and everyone had placed their baggages in the bay beneath the bus, we were off. Everyone settled in, organized their stuff and passed out.  I slept back lounge with no blanket. There was a blanket sleeping somewhere on the bus, but I decided to challenge myself, why not. The back had its own air control so at night I just turned it off and it became warm like an air blanket all over. I was exhausted and I quickly passed out to the ever so familiar growl of this mobile million-dollar metal home.  First stop: Vegas. We had a whole day to drive out to Salt Lake City, and while our driver took a break and rested for a few hours, we would be parked in the wonderful-in-small-doses-city known as Las Vegas.

I woke up as soon as the first person was up- another perk of sleeping back lounge. No sarcasm here, if people are up hanging, I want to be up shooting.  There is a cabinet in the back wall of the bus where people keep their backpacks at night, so as soon as they wake up they have to come and reach over me to get their stuff. Sometimes everything would fall out while were driving, you know in the event that we stop suddenly or something. When I rode with Bring Me The Horizon back in 2010 I had absolutely no room in back lounge. It was like someone had just finished all their laundry and dumped it on my bed. Only it was the laundry of 10 people and it was pre-wash aka stinky. I literally had to use two arms to dig my way into a bed that year, it was wild.

Vegas was Vegas. I got out of the bus to a giant concrete wall on one side and it was sunny as hell. Sunny everywhere, that’s what Vegas is good at, lots of blinding sun. Everyone was having their morning beer outside enjoying the laws of Vegas- drink always everywhere. I snapped some pics and hung around. We played some poker on the bus and eventually headed out for some blackjack at the casino/hotels. The guys helped me play and I won $60, ended up losing it all in the end… but that is pretty much my story everytime I try to do Vegas. I have an insanely addictive personality, so I know not to gamble more then $50-75 a time or I’ll just lose all my money.

After we were done gambling for a bit we hit New York, New York for the roller coaster.  Some guys drunk, the rest of us stoney, it would be an adventure. The walk took about 15 mins. The whole way there Mike was saying how not down he was for this- but he was doing it anyway. Scope the video of Mike not being stoked at 1 Minute and 55 seconds . He hated roller coasters which I totally understand but it is still fun to give him a hard time for it. When I was younger (I mean four years ago) I wouldn’t go on a roller coaster ever at all. I went when I was in middle school and cried. Very manly I was. But yea, not my thing. I attribute my new found love for them to Warped. In 2010, we got free admission to a total of four theme parks while I was on Warped- and line jumps! I had no excuse to not start liking them, free shit trumps all.

Anyway we got to the ride, no line, all paid the 15 bucks and on we went. I hid my GoPro in my sleeve. I am very good at sleeve-hiding. I did it all through 7th grade with my math homework everyday. See it at 2 minutes 29 seconds

I still get scared as shit going up the ride but man that is a good roller coaster. Afterward we went and got some food at a nicer restaurant. I wear tank tops all the time and always forget it’s considered indecent for men to wear these at restaurants. They made me put on my hoodie. Fair enough, I have intimidating shoulders.

Bus call was at… I forget. It was sometime at night so that we could drive to SLC and be there right about when we woke up. It was a good first day of getting thoroughly wasted in Vegas and not even staying the night.

I should probably just clear this up now. I don’t really drink at all because I can’t shoot when I drink. However I smoke a few times a day, so I won’t really cover that in the blog, it’s just how I was living at the time. Love it, hate it, do as you want. I have really bad anxiety and get nervous just talking to most of the people I meet everyday, without it I would barely be able to shoot at times.

My cat just came up to me and started rubbing his head against my feet. I am face down in my bed writing this with my feet hanging off the bed and I can feel his face just rubbing against my toes…. Mark I’m writing working. Come back later.

Day 2 – June 15th – Salt Lake City, Utah

Production day with pierce the veil – i took 429 photographs today.

Wake up, so excited. So many homies. Production day, what is production day? It’s basically a day set aside to figure out all the kinks, meet your stage crew, put you gear on the semi trucks, count your merch and say hello to everyone. I woke up and for a good few hours just walked around saying hey to everyone. This is the first time in the past five years that I have known this many bands on the tour. All the bands I started working with years ago are now headlining the fest and it felt good to finally be at a point where I could walk around and pretty much aim my camera at 40% of the people on the tour and snap their picture. We killed a bird accidentally the night before and it was stuck in the front grate of the bus. It was a blue bird, and our bus was blue, they went together perfectly. It was in perfect condition so my theory is it was chilling there, then we started driving and it kept chillin’ there and then just got scared as shit and died.

Everyone on the tour gets a bunch of free Vans swag. A pair of shoes, a hat that is way too massive for anyone’s head, some socks, and something else I can’t remember. But yea I kept walking around, saying hi to people, taking photos and I didn’t really get any good ones but it was good to say hey to everyone. I knew a bunch of the crew people and a good number of bands I had worked with in the past were on the tour.

• Mayday Parade
• Of Mice & Men
• Pierce The Veil
• Breathe Carolina
• Four Year Strong
• All Time Low
• We Are The In Crowd
• Memphis May Fire
• blessthefall

Everyone in the bands started drinking pretty earlier as they didn’t have any work to do really- they were just all excited to see friends. The crews had some gear-loading to do and the merch guys had to count in every T-shirt, so they were working late.

I left with Of Mice & Men to a signing at a Van’s store in a mall nearby around 5:00pm. They had a van escort at the venue, it drove us to the mall. It was chill, they signed 200 kids’ posters/cds/shirts/skin for a few hours and then we headed back to the venue. By the time we got back everyone was pretty drunk and outside playing games/hanging out. It’s so wonderful that everyone just got along on this tour, and it made for some great pics, after all- where else can you get 50 bands slishsloshed together evvery night?

The Breathe Carolina guys go hard, and when I say go hard- I mean they party non-stop always. I have done two tours with them in the past and both times I was blown away. Actually, I first rode with them on Warped Tour 2009… for one day. I still remember that day very clearly… You see I needed a place to stay for a night or two. I ended up staying on their bus. I sorta knew them cause I had done a shoot with them and we had a bunch of mutual friends- but I didn’t really know them. Their bus was crazy, drinks, clothes, food everywhereeee. I didn’t have a bunk because they were just doing me a huge favor and squeezing me on the bus, so I slept front lounge. I didn’t drink at the time, was exhausted, dirty, out of clothes and just ready to go home- only two days left! Around midnight I laid down on one of the couches in the front lounge before the bus started moving. Almost everyone was passed out but a few were still up hanging. As soon as the bus started moving this bottle of vodka creeped its way right off the ledge above my head and spilled all over my hair and chest…. and the bus was out of water. I had vodka all over my face, hair, and shirt. Haha it was hilarious, luckily my eyes didn’t get any in them and same with my mouth. But my nose was going all kinds of crazy. It smelled terrible.

So every time I ventured over to Breathe Carolina they were going crazy. Dave is incredibly hammered in the above picture, and I took a few before it that didn’t look the greatest but I love how this came out.

I kept doing as before, walking around with my camera, snapping photos, and then migrating towards another social group. You can see how I snagged the above picture in the video at 5 minutes 57 seconds

This image gives you an idea of what it’s like behind the buses. Everyone hangs out under their tents and leaves their trailers open all day. You can also hang out in the trailers to catch some shade.

I set up my softbox by Pierce The Veil’s bus, it was far away from the rest of the buses. The setup below isn’t where my box was at first… I moved it to this location. But I wanted to show you what it looked. Anyway I set it up and spidered. Basically I just waited there until people I knew got close, and then asked ’em to take pictures. Once we started going, other people came over and we got a few more shots. All of the following start on the video around 5 minutes 44 seconds

Halfway through I moved my way to the area pictured a few photos up. It was closer to everyone’s bus, only problem was almost everyone was just too wasted to take photos haha, or they didn’t want to bother. Which I understand, 11:00 at night isn’t exactly the time everyone wants to be photographed.  A few things to keep in mind when setting up a really bright light in peoples personal area/sleep area. I want to make sure to….

• not blind people
• not be in anyone’s way
• not fire into other peoples windows/ vans
• not be too far out of anyone’s way

This usually means shoot with the lowest power light possible, that’s why you can see some of the ambient light in the images, I had my aperture pretty wide open. I ended up moving my light back over to where it started, and took some more photos from there.

Back over by our bus there was a street hockey game going on. People also played corn hole, soccer, that frisbee game, cee-lo, poker, blackjack, and drinking games. It was good, you were basically with your friends cookin’ out every night and playing games.

I think I went to bed early that night, would be nice to get off and start the tour on a good foot.

Day 3 – June 16th – Salt Lake City, Utah

Show day with pierce the veil- i took 644 photographs today .

Ahh morning on Warped Tour. For the rest of this blog I’ll be honest, it might be a little scatter-brained. I did a lot everyday and most of which was hanging out on buses or walking around looking at random stuff. I only really remember what I snapped photos of. Thus more photos! Less text.

There was catering everyday on Warped. Historically the line took forever, we’re talking 30 minutes minimum. This year’s was no exception. I went with the Pierce The Veil guys to the catering area, we had heard the line was long, but figured it would be normal. NOPE, this line wrapped around the room almost twice, I would estimate over 200 people in line. Not happening, too hungry. So we walked to the edge of the venue and snuck out through a fence. We walked a few blocks to a McDonald’s and everyone got some food. I went to a gas station next store and got a bean and cheese burrito. I just needed something to tide me over until dinner and I don’t technically consider McDonald’s food.

Mike fit out of the fence fine, it was going back in he had some trouble with. He must have at a lot of Micky Ds.

Well I was with Pierce The Veil so I had to go introduce myself to the stage crew. The stage crew didn’t like me and the sound dude and stage manager were repeatedly rude to me throughout the rest of the tour. Wheather it be chewing me out in front of the people I work for or telling me to fuck off, they did it. It sucked, but I sorta just ignored it and moved on. I am just trying to do me and stay out of your way. I believe do a good job of never getting in anyone’s way.

Moving on, first day there were a lot of technical issue. Everyone was stressed and I figured it was best for me to stay of stage. I shot some shots of the guys before getting on stage. Sometimes when people aren’t in the best mood I try to either stop taking pictures of them… or just take pictures of them from farther away. It’s just like being with someone in regular life when they aren’t in the best mood, you gotta give them space. I also don’t want pictures of people pissed.

I tested my C-stand setup before the set backstage. It worked out great. I don’t know how high up the thing went. But it was pretty high. I had the C-stand with a boom arm on it extended straight up into the air. On top I had my 5D classic with a PocketWizard on it. I then fire my camera with a PocketWizard that I had in my hand.

I put my C-stand by the front of house before the set started. The front of house area is located about 100 feet from the stage or so. It has a tent, soundboard, and a barricade around it. Only people with passes can get in so anything is there is generally pretty safe.

After I shot a few images of them from up front I went back to the tent and grabbed my set up, assembled it in the crowd and shot away. I stood on top of the C-stand so that it wouldn’t tip over. If it did tip over… I don’t even want to think about what would happen to me. I would never do it again that would be for sure, but that thing could potentially kill someone.

Shooting the remote camera was basically a guessing game as I couldn’t see the LCD for obvious reasons, and it didn’t make sense for me to lower the thing up and down for each shot. I also shot the stage with a 70-200mm f/2.8 on my 5D MkII from the ground. I was a little taller from standing on my C-stand so it worked well. I didn’t get any keepers though.

You get a barcode on Warped to get food, but I didn’t have one so everyday was a tad bit of a struggle to get food. I had friends hook me up with theirs when they didn’t eat, but some days I would just have to pay for the food. I think for this first day’s meal I paid. I met up with the Breathe Carolina guys in the dining area and then walked back to the buses with them. It’s hard being in a band walking through the venue but you have to do it multiple times a day in order to get certain areas.

For the most part everyone on this tour were friends with each other. If not at the start of the tour, then by the end they were. We all live and work in the same vicinity for a few weeks, it’s hard not to get to know each other. In addition most of the bands have been on tours with each other in the past. The main reason I love shooting Warped is that you have 70 bands, mix ’em all up and then take pictures of them. There are endless possibilities and I love capturing them.

Day 4 – June 17th – Denver, Colorado Show Day with Pierce The Veil – I took 2521 photographs today

I love stadium days! I have no idea which team plays here, but it’s always fun to be able to use all of their facilities- aka shower and get clean. Okay I remember it’s the Broncos. That is exactly what I did, off the bus and to the stadium to shower and shave. After that I went back to the bus and met up with Mike and Phil. We cruised over the the stadium and went places we learned we shouldn’t have gone. Took some pics, got kicked out, no harm done.

I decided to start my “project” that day- the one I tried to plan before the tour. Right off the bat, my light stand and octabox blew over.  Just gonna go ahead and say now- my project failed. It was a great idea, but looking back almost 99% of the things I planned to do on the road never happened. I feel like instead of forcing it, I should learn from it. Ehh fuck it, if it wasn’t meant to be, it wasn’t meant to be. So I came up with new projects that made more sense, and didn’t involve as much setup. I will shoot this one eventually, maybe as people pass through San Diego or somewhere where I can leave my set up. But for now, it’s on back burner. I wish I could explain it.. but that would give it all away. It sucks cause going into it I had that feeling it would work, but I tried- I had to. It failed, thats okay. TV shows fail, but they still rule.

Denver was home for Breathe Carolina, so they had about 60 guests and got a keg. They got a keg last time we were here too, amazing. If you needed beer all you had to do was go in their trailer and fill up.

For these shots below I used my 70-200mm f/2.8. While I was shooting these my camera was remotely firing my other camera on top of C-stand taking wide angle crowd shots. So for every shot I took with my telephoto, my wide angle camera would remotely fire and capture the same image from a different angle. You can see that the crowd shot below was actually taken at the same time these were. I used PocketWizards to pull this off.

I shot Falling In Reverse that day in a similar way. I wasn’t allowed to shoot from their stage so I mounted my wide angle lens stage left and shot it remotely while I was standing and shooting from in the crowd. This enabled me to get full stage shots from two different angles at once. I used a super clamp to secure my camera on stage.

I shot Of Mice & Men from stage, it was sunset, awesome light to shoot in.

That night I tried to shoot some more images for my project over the nightly BBQ. I took all of my gear to the area people were eating/getting food in and set it up. For some reason it took me over 30 minutes to set up my giant octabox. It usually takes my five minutes I just did something incredibly wrong. I shot a bunch of different people but again, didn’t end up using them.

Day 5 – June 18th – Las Vegas, Nevada Show Day with Of Mice & Men – I took 364 photographs today We got to Vegas the next day. We gambled a bit around the town and eventually got ready for the night. All the guys got suits and we went out.  Sheep or Flip… Idk who had a connection at the Tropicana and got us into The Laugh Factory for a show that night… for free! Yay, love free shit.

The comedy show was awesome. We rolled in with about 10 people, and there were at least another 15 or 20 there already. We basically took over the comedy show with Warped Tour people. I don’t think the rest of the audience knew at first… but soon enough they did. There were three acts and we all gave a good crowd reaction, as well as mixing in some other fun stuff. We didn’t exactly heckle the comedians, but we started YOU ES AY YOU ES AY chants on more than a few occasions. At one point the comedian asked:

“How many of you are here are not with the big group of people?” … a few cheered. Then he asked, “How many of you are here with this… big group? Who are you guys?” To which we all responded with a really loud cheer followed by a YOU ES AY chant. It was all good fun and I believe we didn’t cross the line to “heckler”… although we got mighty close.

Next we took a party bus from the Tropicana to the Hard Rock Hotel. All Time Low was having a party there and we wanted to go hang. We didn’t know exactly where we were going but thanks to Danny Kurily we made our way up.

Apparently this hotel room was used is some Real World something. Whatever it was, it was awesome. Hot Tub, Bar, Bowling Alley, Pool Table, and filled with friends.

I’ll be honest, I went against my better judgement that night and I had a few drinks- annnddd that’s all it takes. I never usually drink because it makes photographing people a lot more difficult. Actually, it makes holding my camera more difficult which in turn makes photographing people a lot more difficult for obvious reasons. I was also told I get really loud, which is my bad. I don’t really like that about alcohol, that I can’t control myself. I am surprised so many people do it so often, it just disables all of my every things. I have no control.  I guess when it comes to mind altering I prefer weed, it’s the best natural high ever. It just makes everything I already do, more awesome.

I took this image right after I lost 40 bucks on one hand and was getting ready to leave. Pretty solid for a not-sober image. One thing I like about Hard Rock is they let me take photos in their casino. I don’t really like how some photographers have the “do what you need to get your shot” mentality. I mean, that’s not true. I DO like it, however I think it also needs to come with a little bit of respect for other people. You can’t be so selfish as to to say “fuck everyone I do what I want and take pictures of what I want”. You can, but I don’t believe that is right. I think it’s right to ask to take and not be too intrusive. If a hotel says not to take images inside of it, you probably shouldn’t. Writing this prompted me to rant on Twitter haha.

I was recently at Photoshop World in Las Vegas, it is basically a convention where a bunch of photographers teach other photographers stuff. Great people, good intentions. However I was watching a respected photographer speak and he talked about getting that shot. The example he provided was shooting images of people in casinos. He went to casinos and shot until he got kicked out, then went to the next. If asked to delete images he would and then he would go back to hotel room and rescue the images off of his card. All I could think was man, this dude is a dick. If there is one thing I have learned, it’s please don’t do this. You have to respect people, and respect others when shooting. Even if it means listening to a big giant company you don’t really care about.

I took a cab back to the hotel with someone. I am not quite sure who, but I woke up on the bus.

continue to part 2

• Danny Kurily
• David Schmitt
• Derek Sanders
• Eric Lambert
• Every Time I Die
• Jaime Preciado
• Kellin Quinn
• Matty Mullins
• Mike Fuentes
• Phil Manansala
• Rian Dawson
• Sleeping With Sirens
• The Vans Warped Tour
• Tino Arteaga
• Tom Falcone
• Vic Fuentes

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Warped Tour 2012 Venues Announced

by Ryan Minic | Mar 15, 2012

Venues have been announced Warped Tour 2012 . The itinerary follows:

Jun 16 Salt Lake City, UT @ Utah State Fairpark Jun 17 Denver, CO @ Sports Authority Field at Mile High Jun 20 Las Vegas, NV @ TBA Jun 21 Irvine, CA @ Orange County Great Park Jun 22 Pomona, CA @ Pomona Fairplex Jun 23 San Francisco, CA @ AT&T Park Lot A Jun 24 Ventura, CA @ Ventura County Fair Jun 27 Chula Vista, CA @ Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre Jun 28 Scottsdale, AZ @  Camelback Park Jun 29 Las Cruces, NM @ NMSU Practice Field Jun 30 San Antonio, TX @ AT&T Center Jul 01 Houston, TX @ Reliant Center Parking Lot Jul 03 Dallas, TX @ Gexa Energy Pavilion Jul 05 Maryland Heights, MO @ Gexa Energy Pavilion Jul 06 Auburn Hills, MI @ The Palace of Auburn Hills Jul 07 Tinley Park, IL @ First Midwest Bank Ampitheatre Jul 08 Shakopee, MN @ Canterbury Park Jul 09 Bonner Springs, KS @ Sandstone Amphitheatre Jul 10 Noblesville, IN @ Klipsch Music Center Jul 11 Cuyahoga Falls, OH @ Blossom Music Center Jul 12 Burgettstown, PA @ First Niagara Pavilion Jul 13 Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center Jul 14 Montreal, QC @ Parc Jean-Drapeau Jul 15 Toronto, ON @ Molson Canadian Amphitheatre Jul 17 Darien Center, NY @ Darien Lake Performing Arts Center Jul 18 Scranton, PA @ Toyota Pavilion Jul 19 Mansfield, MA @ Comcast Center Jul 20 Camden, NJ @ Susquehanna Bank Center Jul 21 Uniondale, NY @ Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum Jul 22 Hartford, CT @ The Comcast Theatre Jul 24 Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion Jul 25 Virginia Beach, VA @ Farm Bureau Live At Virginia Beach Jul 26 Atlanta, GA @ Aaron’s Amphitheater at Lakewood Jul 27 Orlando, FL @ Cenral FL Fairgrounds Jul 28 West Palm Beach, FL @ Cruzan Ampitheatre Jul 29 St. Petersburg, FL @ Vinoy Park Jul 30 Charlotte, NC @ Charlotte Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Jul 31 Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center Aug 01 Milwaukee, WI @ Marcus Amphitheatre Aug 04 Redmond, WA @ Marymoor Amphitheater Aug 05 Portland, OR @ Rose Quarter Riverfront

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Warped Tour 2012 – Las Vegas

So, Skinny Lister are back in Vegas and it’s as weird as the first time we were here. Only now we’re in a parking lot in the boiling hot sunshine surrounded by 100’s of buses, we have no idea what is going on or when/where/which stage we’re playing but I’m getting excited. Everyone is really friendly, the bus is pretty small for 15 but it is air conditioned and the crew seem fun and helpful…

It soon becomes apparent that we’re the first to play on the main stage…great. We have a panic because all we have had so far is a beer for breakfast. It’s hot and we’re starting to get dizzy but we’re not sure we have time to eat. We must have time to eat! Thank God we did. The food is great and sorts us out – ready for our gig.

Lorna gets friendly with Kia Rio stage manager Kenny

The sound check has a few stressful moments when Mule realises he’s forgotten his power transformer (not a childhood toy) and Dan Hep panics about snapping strings and not having a replacement guitar. Anyway, the mood is lightened and helped by Kenny the stage manager. I like him immediately. We have no idea how this is going to go down but it soon becomes clear that the audience are enjoying themselves when they start a circle pit. Basically they all run around in a circle. Lots of fun. It goes down well. It’s so hot.

Sound check at Warped

After the show we start to get to grips with the place. There are a lot of people sitting in any shaded area eating massive comes of ice. We discover we need to buy a tent for our Skinny Shop and a trolley to lug our gear about. Tomorrow, tomorrow. Now it’s time to go play the after hours BBQ so we fight jet lag and play some jigs and reels. As our fingers and feet tire we slope to bed. Tomorrow should be cooler – fingers crossed.

Luxor by night

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The Bands Scheduled to Play the Full Vans Warped Tour

No matter which date you catch, you can catch these bands

• Alternative Music
• Classical Music
• Country Music
• Rap & Hip Hop
• Rhythm & Blues
• World Music
• Heavy Metal
• Latin Music

With so many bands assembled for this year’s Warped Tour, but not all of them scheduled to appear at every date, it gets tough to figure out who’s going to playing on your specific city.

The bands listed below are currently scheduled to appear on the entire 2010 Vans Warped Tour, so this is a good place to start figuring out exactly who to look forward to 

After Midnight Project (Los Angeles, CA) – Fronted by Jason Evigan, the son of actor Greg Evigan, this rock band has performing in its blood. As a result, they are known for their energetic live sets that connect with the crowd. (Official Site)

Alesana (Raleigh, NC) – This screamo band is no newcomer to the Warped Tour, so if you’ve attended before, you know what you’re in for. If you’ve not heard them before, expect metal riffs and vocals roughly harmonized with screaming. Lots of screaming. If screaming is your thing, these guys are on the top of their game. (MySpace Site)

Alkaline Trio (Chicago, IL) – A band known for smart songwriting and a great sound in their early days, before blatant pandering left them a shell of their former awesome selves. Their latest release on Epitaph Records, This Addiction shows a band beginning to reclaim their former glory. (Official Site)

AM Taxi (Chicago, IL) – If the Gaslight Anthem are punk rock's take on Springsteen, then Chicago’s AM Taxi are punk rock's take on Gaslight Anthem. Mixing great songwriting with elements of old-school punk with influences like Clash-fueled reggae, world beat and pure pop, this is a band poised to be one of the most exciting, innovative bands on the tour. (MySpace Site)

Anarbor (Phoenix, AZ) – This pop rock band has attained more success than many realize. Despite a relatively low profile, their music has appeared on multiple TV and movie scores, and is a regular part of ESPN’s Sports Center . They did a few dates on the Warped Tour last year, and a longer runs this year might symbolize that now that the band is successful, they’re pushing to be famous as well. (Official Site)

Andrew W.K. (New York, NY) – A classically trained musician, Andrew W.K. may not have invented the “party hard” punk rock sound but he certainly perfected it. Although recent years have seen him doing TV and producing records, I’m hoping his return to the stage of Warped will be similar to his last time on its mainstage, which was a supersoaker-fueled rager of positive energy. This guy comes to party, and doesn’t leave until everyone is partied out. (Official Site)

Artist Vs Poet – (Dallas, TX) This powerpop band has grabbed the attention of both Fearless Records and the Warped Tour based on their solid songwriting and DIY attitude. The product of the dissolution of a few other bands, Artist Vs Poet wield catchy beats and infectious melodies on their four-song EP, with a full-length due this spring. (MySpace Site)

Attack Attack (Columbus, OH) – One can’t help but be intrigues by this band from Ohio, which will deliver heavy metal riffs and grotesquely screamed vocals at one moment, and electronic danceability the second. Live, I’m thinking it will either be impressive, or impressively hilarious. (MySpace Site)

Automatic Loveletter (Tampa, FL) – Fronted by Juliet Sims (who has lent vocals to songs by Cartel, Secondhand Serenade and All Time Low), this heavily acoustic combo will bring a soothing influence to whatever stage they’re on. (MySpace Site)

Breathe Carolina (Denver, CO) – Another band playing the odd combo of screamo and electronic, these kids from Colorado mix layered dance music with the occasional power scream. The full package is pure electrofun, and upbeat even when the lyrics are about boys with broken hearts. (MySpace Site)

Breathe Electric (Lake County, IL) – This electropop outfit is just Grant Harris in the studio, but expands to a three-piece when he takes it on the road. Drawing influence from pop, electronica, hip hop, and indie rock, Breathe Electric is often compared to bands like Hellogoodbye and PlayRadioPlay. (MySpace Site)

Bring Me The Horizon (Sheffield, England) – This British band fuses death metal and hardcore into a conglomeration that’s been referred to as deathcore. Whatever you want to call it, it’s intense and heavy, grabbing this band accolades and nominations as both the best and worst band in the UK. (MySpace Site)

The Cab (Las Vegas, NV) – Made up of four kids barely out of high school, this powerpop group that boasts an impressive list of associated acts. They’ve toured with bands like Panic! at the Disco, Cobra Starship and Forever the Sickest Kids and recorded with members of Panic! and Fall Out Boy - odds are, you’re in for a slick set from a band poised to blow up. (Official Site)

The Casualties (New York City, NY) – A solid presence on the punk scene for over a decade and an unapologetic adherence to the principles of old school street punk makes the Casualties one of the best – and the punkest – picks for this years Warped Tour. Their set will be fast, loud and memorable. (MySpace Site)

Closure in Moscow (Melbourne, Australia) – A prog/psychedelic group from Down Under, Closure in Moscow has been heavily compared to other posthardcore prog bands like Coheed & Cambria and Saosin. Allusions to forefathers like King Crimson are not off base, either, as they pick up the old sounds and make them their own - without screaming, a plus in my book. (MySpace Site)

Confide (Los Angeles, California) – This Christian post-hardcore band started as a deathcore band in 2004, but multiple lineup changes have left the band with only one original member and a slant that’s decidedly more screamo. If you catch their set, listen for their cover of the Postal’ Service’s "Such Great Heights,” which while much heavier than the original obviously, begs the question of whether it really needed to be done. (MySpace Site)

The Dillinger Escape Plan (Morris Plains, NJ) – A “mathcore” band out of New Jersey, Dillinger Escape Plan combines complex riffs and growled vocals into an aggressive wall of sound. What’s more impressive than their music, though, is their live show. Expect… well expect anything, and be prepared for some furious energy and quite possibly frontman Greg Puciato flying over – or stepping on – your head. (MySpace Site)

Emarosa (Lexington, KY) – With the addition of frontman Jonny Craig (of Dance Gavin Dance) in 2007, this band moved away from screamo and more toward the melodic post-hardcore they’re best known for. Fresh out of the studio for the Warped Tour, expect new material and booming riffs. ( MySpace Site )

Emmure (New Fairfield, CT) – If you want some metal at the Warped Tour this year, you’re not going to find one more metal than these guys. Emmure will be bringing its combination of heavy issues and heavier music, and even if you don’t know what they’re talking about, you’ll fit right in as long as you can bang your head. ( MySpace Site )

Eyes Set To Kill (Phoenix, AZ) – This female-fronted post-hardcore band features the melodic vocals of guitarist Alexia Rodriguez, and her sister Anissa on bass. Whether it’s the female influence or simple musical talent, the band employs harmonies much more hypnotic and complex than a lot of the standard fare. ( MySpace Site )

Face To Face (Victorville, CA) – These skate-punk playing Fat Wreck Chords veterans were a staple in every proper punk’s record collection, and their breakup in 2003 was a sad day indeed. A few years later, 2008 saw the joyful reunion of these heavyhitters, and the entire Warped Tour this year will be privy to a set from a band that has attained legendary status. ( Official Site )

Fake Problems (Naples, Florida) – Mixing mandolin, violin, steel guitar and horns into the standard punk sound, Fake Problems drops more than a little folksiness and country twang into their sound, along with smart songwriting. ( Official Site )

Far From Finished (Boston, MA) - If you’re lamenting the lack of the Street Dogs on this year’s Warped Tour, check out Far From Finished. These guys carry the Boston streetpunk banner just as high and as proudly as their more well known peers. ( Myspace Site )

Fight Fair (San Diego, CA) – Adding to the pop punk roster this year is this group. Their debut full-length is due in 2010, but based on their previous EPs, we’re in for plenty of upbeat pop punk beats in the same vein of bands like Bowling For Soup. ( MySpace Site )

Gardening, Not Architecture (Los Angeles, CA) A collaboration between singer/songwriter Sarah Saturday and producer Beau Sorenson, Gardening, Not Architure is a fuzzy ethereal dreampop band. Originally intended as a studio-only project, the duo put together a live show due to public demand. Fans of old dreampop bands like Cure are really in for a treat when this band brings a sound to the stage that has been woefully neglected in recent years.

Hey Monday (West Palm Beach, FL) – Fresh-faced musicians, female vocals and a wholesome sound make these kids more power pop than pop punk. Could this be the next Paramore? If so, do we need another Paramore? (Official Site)

I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business (Hammonton, NJ) – The side project of former Early November frontman Ace Enders, I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business is a blend of mellow, artfully crafted folk and ambient sounds. (MySpace Site)

In Fear and Faith (Sand Diego, CA) – Yet another band with regular and screamed vocals, In Fear and Faith sets itself apart from the other bands by playing music heavy enough that the singing parts are the ones more out of place. ( MySpace Site )

Left Alone (Wilmington, CA) – Another one of the “true” punk bands on this year’s roster, Left Alone is a band that got their start as the Warped Tour BBQ Band in 2004 and 2005. This time the band that plays a mix of three-chord punk, ska and a hint of twang will be doing Warped without having to cook their way through. MySpace Site

Mayday Parade (Tallahassee, FL) – A recent addition to Atlantic Records, this is their third year with Warped. They boast an emo-pop sound that is slick, polished and emotional, if not overly deep. (Official Site)

NeverShoutNever! (Joplin, MO) - The alias of acoustic/pop artist Christofer Drew, NeverShoutNever! will be bringing syrupy sweet acoustic pop love songs to the Warped stages again this summer. He’s up for a challenge - can his sound can cut through the cynicism and louder preferences of the typical Warped tour attendee? (MySpace Site)

Of Mice and Men (Costa Mesa, CA) – Founded by original Attack Attack frontman Austin Carlile, Of Mice and Men already have a buzz surrounding them. They play the tight, fast post-hardcore that has become a Warped standard. (MySpace Site)

Parkway Drive (Byron Bay, Australia) – Adding to this year’s international contingent is this metal outfit with solid hardcore roots. Blistering guitars and guttural vocals have captured this band a solid following Down Under, and their sound should fare as well in the States. (MySpace Site)

Pierce The Veil (San Diego, CA) – A prog/post-hardcore band formed by brothers Vic and Mike Fuentes (who are also members of the supergroup Isles & Glaciers with Craig Owens of Chiodos and Jonny Craig of Emarosa), Pierce The Veil are Warped and Taste of Chaos veterans. Their sound is complex and convoluted, an all-over-the-place amalgam that’s hard not to find good – and bad – elements in. (MySpace Site)

Mike Posner (Southfield, MI) – He’s a singer/songwriter/producer who’s collaborated with Big Sean and 3OH!3, and at the risk of sounding elitist, I think I may have him pegged as the one musician who doesn’t fit into the scope of the Warped Tour at all. (MySpace Site)

The Pretty Reckless (New York, NY) – If you’re looking for a celebrity on the Warped Tour stage, The Pretty Reckless set will be the one to catch. The band is fronted by one Taylor Momsen, better know for playing Jenny Humphrey on the CW televeision series Gossip Girl . It’s more than gimmick, though, as The Pretty Reckless plays raw, dirty rock that picks up where the grunge bands of the ‘90s left off. (MySpace Site)

The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band (Indianapolis, IN) – They only have three members, but the misnomer is easy to overlook once you hear their music, a frantic version of Delta Blues (complete with washboard) that has landed the band slots touring with Flogging Molly, a slot on Springer and now a run on Warped. (MySpace Site)

Riverboat Gamblers (Denton, TX) – One of the most energetic live shows I’ve ever seen, Riverboat Gamblers frontman Mike Wiebe is known for spending as much time in the crowd and climbing the walls as he does onstage. This tour should include a fully-recovered Ian MacDougall, the guitarist hit by a car in 2009. (Official Site)

The Rocket Summer (Dallas/Fort Worth, TX) – This indiepop outfit is the brainchild of Stephen Bryce Avary, a guy who writes, plays and produces every note on his albums. On the road he has a band, but his vision of upbeat, melodic, indie rhythms should carry through just fine. (Official Site)

Set Your Goals (Orinda, CA) – Meshing pop punk with melodic hardcore, Set Your Goals is a band that fits well on the Epitaph label. Their positive hardcore sounds conjure up elements of Lifetime and Save The Day, but their delivery is very fresh. (MySpace Site)

The Sparring (Orange County, CA) – Fronted by former Tiger Army drummer Joel Bourne, the Sparring are a band that delivers a reeling mass of street punk straight from the speakers to your head, not apologizing if it knocks you down. (MySpace Site)

Suicide Silence (Riverside, CA) - Suicide Silence is metal. When I say they’re metal, I mean they’re metal in that style of psychotically heavy guitars and incoherently gutturally growled vocals that makes you say “whoah, that’s metal.” (Official Site)

Sum 41 (Ajax, ON) – Since 2001's “Fat Lip,” these guys have managed to become a pretty familiar name on the scene. This is the band’s 4th time on Warped, and they always deliver a high-intensity set. (Official Site)

The Summer Set (Scottsdale, AZ) – More of the powerpop sound that's heavy on the Warped Tour, the Summer Set plays upbeat love songs heavily loaded with pop hooks and messy haircuts. (MySpace Site)

VersaEmerge (Port St. Lucie, Florida) - Fronted by Sierra Kusterbeck, this experimental pop-rock band often gets lumped in with Paramore. This does a disservice to the band’s thick rhythm sections topped by massive guitar hooks, and eventually everyone is going to realize this is the more complex of the two. (MySpace Site)

We Are The In Crowd (Poughkeepsie, NY) – This will most likely be one of those flash-in-the-pan pop outfits, even with a contract and a song on The Hills . Musically, they play upbeat pop, light on substance. (MySpace Site)

We The Kings (Bradenton, FL) – The most awesome part of this band is the fact that they share a record label from Tom Jones. Aside from the sheer awesomeness of that, they play upbeat pop punk that isn’t too terrible, but skews to a younger demo. (MySpace Site)

Whitechapel (Knoxville, TN) – Named for the location of the Jack the Ripper murders, this very easily could have been the music that Jack would have listened to, had he had an iPod. Whitechapel’s proficiency with brutal death metal has landed them tours with bands ranging from Parkway Drive to Cannibal Corpse – and I think I have pretty good guess which one they got along better with. (MySpace Site)

You Me At Six (Weybridge, England) – A fan favorite in the UK, You Me At Six have a perfect grasp of a sound that blends pop punk hooks with a bit of new wave energy. The kids like them on their side of the pond, and they’ll probably fare well stateside as well. (MySpace Site)

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Warped Tour 2017

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Warped Tour 2017 is the 23rd edition of the Vans Warped Tour. The lineup release show took place at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida on March 22, 2017 and featured performances by Memphis May Fire , Blessthefall , Stacked Like Pancakes , Microwave , and Jule Vera .

The tour features 7 stages. There are two main stages sponsored by Journeys named the Left Foot Stage and Right Foot Stage . Monster Energy's new Mutant Soda sponsor the Monster Mutant North and Mutant South Stages . The Hard Rock Stage features bands for the older fans. Skullcandy returned to sponsor its own stage for the first time since 2011 . The final stage was once again sponsored by Full Sail University .

• 1.1 Journeys Left Foot Stage
• 1.2 Journeys Right Foot Stage
• 1.3 Monster Mutant North Stage
• 1.4 Monster Mutant South Stage
• 1.5 Hard Rock Stage
• 1.6 Skullcandy Stage
• 1.7 Full Sail Stage
• 1.8 Crimson Stage
• 1.9 Korner Stage
• 1.10 Detroit Local Stage
• 1.11 Ernie Ball Stage

Journeys Left Foot Stage [ ]

Journeys right foot stage [ ], monster mutant north stage [ ], monster mutant south stage [ ], hard rock stage [ ], skullcandy stage [ ], full sail stage [ ], crimson stage [ ].

The following bands performed at the Mansfield, Massachusetts stop on July 12 .

Korner Stage [ ]

The following bands performed at the Darien, New York stop on July 13 .

• Grease Creeper
• Kaiser Solzie
• On the Cinder
• The Results
• Sexy Teenagers

Detroit Local Stage [ ]

The following bands performed at the Auburn Hills, Michigan stop on July 21 .

• A Year in New York
• For We Are Many
• Of All We Cherish

Ernie Ball Stage [ ]

The following bands performed at the Pomona, California stop on August 6 .

• Assuming We Survive
• Face Your Maker
• The Modern Mad
• Mothersound
• Playboy Manbaby
• Precious Kid
• Short Stories
• Tables Turned
• Tommy Traina
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