Warped Tour 2018: The Final Cross-Country Trek Tour • Page 72

I heard Blink was doing a few dates but I figured they'd just be the California dates

 

Money is on FOB if it’s Chicago.

 

;)

 

Are we going to have a separate thread for merch or nah

 

I heard that too

 

That'll be nice

 

I heard only the first date (Pomona) and maybe San Diego if they could fit it into their schedule

 

Fob won’t be doing Chicago they have their own show in September at wrigley. Rise against is out they are playing a fest. If it’s a local band idk who it can be I know I’ll prolly get shit but possibly disturbed or the academy is for a one off show but if it’s not a local band my bet is on underoath if their not on riot fest or parmaore or a day to remember

 

Is ADTR officially out for any east coast dates?

 

FUCK YES. Probably only gonna be able to hit the Pomona date now, so this makes me stoked

 

He said it would be a "surprise" meaning it wouldn't be promoted till day of

Since it wouldn't affect ticket sales it wouldn't be subject to radius clause with the Wrigley show

 

I’m really thinking ADTR is atleast doing Tampa and West Palm especially since SIO isn’t doing Tampa and is doing Orlando when Tampa is their home town.

 

Well Orlando was the first time they played the main stage on the tour, so maybe they wanted to end where it started.

 

I’d be pissed if ADTR didn’t play Orlando and Set It Off was the replacement.

 

Looks like the Pomona show is gonna have a KROQ stage where local bands will be playing on

 

I'm hoping ADTR gets announced for the whole 7/30-8/5 stretch of the tour but that's unlikely.

 

I’m confused, how the fuck is FYS playing one of the main stages but Senses Fail isn’t? I wouldn’t of expected SF to be main stage otherwise but is FYS relevant at all? Senses fail just put out a very well received record

 

Because SF sound crosses over to the Monster stage and they didn't have the Monster stages as fully booked as Journeys.

 

I think that FYS is Warped big, kind of like We The Kings. Like anywhere else they aren't exactly headlining big venues, but people would check them out at Warped.

 

Some good bands on that list!!

 

Quite the spread in the size of the artists, some are truly local bands that are barely on spotify, others are decently big with record deals (Stacked Like Pancakes, Carousel Kings, Megosh, We Were Sharks, etc)

 

Agreed. Plus, you need some bigger acts on the side stages too. If you put all the biggest bands on Main, everyone's going to camp out there all day. You need to break it up to give the smaller bands a chance.

 

Want to see Dr. Beardface and The Spaceman and Throw The Goat based solely on their names

 

Nice! Carousel Kings for Scranton is cool.