A Day to Remember have a storied history of playing Warped Tour, so it’s only fitting that they join the 30th anniversary celebrations. The band will make their seventh appearance at the festival later this year, performing at both the Long Beach and Orlando stops.
“Warped Tour has played a huge role in our personal lives and the band from the very beginning, so getting back on that stage feels like a full-circle moment,” guitarist Neil Westfall exclusively tells AP. “Some of our best memories were made at this festival, and we can’t wait to make more with all of you. Get ready, it’s gonna be insane!”
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A Day to Remember will join Drain, Better Lovers, State Champs, Silverstein, Royal & the Serpent, DeathbyRomy, Sweet Pill, Koyo, and the Paradox, among dozens of other artists playing the Long Beach (July 26-27) and Orlando (Nov. 15-16) locations. The latter will prove especially nostalgic, as it’s the third and final stop in their home state. The band formed in Ocala, just about an hour away from Camping World Stadium, where they’ll play in the fall.
The announcement comes on the heels of surprise-releasing A Day To Remember’s Big Ole Album Vol. 1, which is available now on physical media. The LP will hit streaming services on March 21 via Fueled By Ramen.
Stay tuned for further Warped Tour lineup additions.