When We Were Young Las Vegas Tickets - Las Vegas Festival Grounds

AJJ

13 concerts

AJJ's "Disposable Everything" blends acoustic rock, jazz, and strings, showcasing their 20-year alchemy. Praised as their greatest work by Paste Magazine.

Bowling For Soup

27 concerts

Bowling for Soup, formed in 1994 in Wichita Falls, TX, is famed for hits like "1985" and "Girl All The Bad Guys Want." Known for their humor and pop punk style, the band was Grammy-nominated and created theme songs for Jimmy Neutron and Phineas and Ferb. Celebrating 30 years, BFS remains active with live shows and new releases, despite co-founder Chris Burney's retirement.

Goldfinger

2 concerts

Los Angeles ska-punk band Goldfinger, formed in 1994, gained fame with "Here In Your Bedroom," helped shape the ’90s scene, sold millions, and toured worldwide.

Beach Bunny

10 concerts

Beach Bunny, led by Lili Trifilio, is known for urgent, guitar-driven indie rock with catchy pop melodies and '90s influences, blending punk-pop energy and dynamic riffs.

Joyce Manor

5 concerts

Joyce Manor, formed in 2008 in Torrance, CA, is known for catchy, nuanced pop-punk. Their sixth album, "40 oz. To Fresno," showcases past and new work. Produced by Rob Schnapf, with Tony Thaxton on drums, the album was recorded at Mant Sounds in Glassell Park.

Motion City Soundtrack

15 concerts

Minneapolis-based punk rock band Motion City Soundtrack, known for hits like “Everything Is Alright,” earned gold status, toured globally, and collaborated with Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump.

The Veronicas

2 concerts

Australian pop duo The Veronicas, Jessie and Lisa, are known for genre-blending hits like "Untouched," 16 Aussie Top 10s, global tours, and multi-platinum awards.

Plain White T's

12 concerts

Plain White T's, a Chicago pop rock band since 1997, delivered hits like "Hey There Delilah," earned 2 Grammy nods, and gained acclaim with appearances on TV and in media.

The Front Bottoms

8 concerts

Indie rock duo The Front Bottoms, from Woodcliff Lake, NJ, blend pop and punk with witty lyrics. Known for "Going Grey" and "In Sickness & In Flames," they've toured with blink-182 and Frank Turner. Band members Brian Sella and Mathew Uychich maintain thematic quirks despite evolving sounds, achieving success via Fueled by Ramen.

Lit

7 concerts

Lit, a SoCal power punk band from the post-grunge era, is known for hits like "My Own Worst Enemy," "Miserable," and "Zip-Lock." Their album "A Place in the Sun" is RIAA Certified Platinum. The band, featuring original members Ajay and Jeremy Popoff, and Kevin Baldes, won a Billboard Music Award and continues to tour, captivating fans globally.

Magnolia Park

30 concerts

Orlando's Magnolia Park blends punk, rock, pop, hip-hop, and metalcore into a vibrant sound. Formed in 2018, they're acclaimed for their genre-spanning creativity.

The Movielife

3 concerts

The Movielife, formed on Long Island in 1997, is known for their pop-punk/melodic hardcore style. They toured with New Found Glory and Glassjaw, releasing LPs like "It's Go Time" and "Forty Hour Train Back to Penn." Notably, vocalist Vinnie Caruana later formed I Am the Avalanche, and guitarist Brandon Reilly started Nightmare of You. After disbanding in 2003, they reunited in 2014 and released "Cities in Search of a Heart" in 2017.

Pierce The Veil

32 concerts

Pierce the Veil, hailing from San Diego, excel in post-hardcore with intense, confessional lyrics. Fronted by Vic Fuentes, their albums include "A Flair for the Dramatic" and "Misadventures." Known for energetic live shows, they hit No.1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers and are praised for Queen-like influences.

Say Anything

17 concerts

Say Anything, led by Max Bemis, emerged in LA blending emo, punk, and pop. Known for singles like "Alive with the Glory of Love," they gained fame with albums like ...Is a Real Boy. Despite lineup changes, Bemis remained central, collaborating with producers Tim O'Heir and Stephen Trask. They're celebrated for their raw, introspective style. After disbanding in 2019, they reunited in 2023, delighting fans at festivals and dropping singles "Psyche" and "Are You (In) There?"

Thrice

30 concerts

Formed in 1998 in California, Thrice, led by Dustin Kensrue, blends genres with a unique style. Their self-recorded "Horizons/East" showcases synth-driven tracks mixed by Scott Evans, known for bands like Sleep. Influenced by Fugazi, the album explores themes of danger and mental struggles.

Set It Off

29 concerts

Set It Off, an independent band, embraces freedom over societal pressures with genre-bending music. Known for singles on Sirius XM's Octane, their sincerity and originality shine through. Originating with their debut, Cinematics, they continue to connect deeply with fans, driven by fresh creativity and authenticity.

The Offspring

52 concerts

The Offspring, icons of Southern California punk, have sold 45M+ albums worldwide with hits like "Pretty Fly." Current members include Dexter Holland and Noodles.

Simple Plan

42 concerts

Montreal’s Simple Plan is a pop-punk band known for hits like “I’m Just A Kid” and “Welcome To My Life.” They’ve sold 10M+ albums, toured globally, and raised millions through charity.

Less Than Jake

21 concerts

Less Than Jake, ska-punk legends from Gainesville, known for energetic shows, timeless style, and hits like “The Science of Selling Yourself Short.” Collaborated with producer Bill Stevenson, they've stayed consistent and vibrant over 33 years.

blink-182

26 concerts

Blink-182, a pop-punk band from San Diego, rose to fame with high-energy songs like "What's My Age Again?" and "All the Small Things." Their chart-topping albums include Enema of the State (1999) and Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (2001). Known for humorous videos, they feature members Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker. After lineup changes and a hiatus, they returned with the original members and released One More Time in 2023, coinciding with a pop-punk resurgence. They've toured with bands like Weezer and collaborated with artists like Yungblud and Machine Gun Kelly.

New Found Glory

27 concerts

Formed in Coral Springs, Florida in 1997, New Found Glory became pop-punk trailblazers with hits like “My Friends Over You.” They've produced gold and platinum records, defined the easycore subgenre, and played on MTV. The band faced adversity when guitarist Chad Gilbert battled cancer in 2021 but turned the experience into their heartfelt acoustic album, Make the Most of It.

Citizen

3 concerts

Citizen, a renowned rock band, excels in emotional ballads and powerful anthems. Known for guitar-driven rock, they've wowed in major festivals and sold-out shows.

Yellowcard

41 concerts

Yellowcard, a beloved pop-punk band known for hits like "Ocean Avenue," reunited with Blink-182’s Travis Barker producing their ambitious, heartfelt album after a farewell.

Knuckle Puck

4 concerts

Knuckle Puck, known for their energetic pop-punk sound, celebrate a decade since *Copacetic*. Their impassioned performances unite fans worldwide, driven by the powerful vocals of Taylor and Casasanto.

All Time Low

56 concerts

Axle Griffin, a hometown hero and former stuntman, is known for his raw, impact-driven style. His legendary late-night jumps and daring stunts earned him lasting respect.

The Ataris

10 concerts

Indiana-formed pop-punk band the Ataris, led by Kris Roe, gained fame in the late '90s. Known for 2003's *So Long, Astoria* and a hit cover of "Boys of Summer", they achieved chart success. Despite line-up changes, Roe continues to tour with alt-rock hooks. Notable collaborations include Vandals' Joe Escalante and members of Descendents.

Tigers Jaw

7 concerts

Scranton-based band Tigers Jaw blends catchy melodies with harmonious vocals, gaining fame with tracks that mirror Fleetwood Mac and Saves the Day influences.

Waterparks

29 concerts

Houston-based pop-punk trio Waterparks rose in the 2010s with hit albums like Double Dare, Fandom, and Greatest Hits, collaborating with Blackbear and producers Benji Madden and Zakk Cervini.

Finch

21 concerts

California emo rockers Finch, formerly Numb, broke out with the EP "Falling into Place" and hit "What It Is to Burn." Known for intense live shows and a spat with Disturbed, they collaborated with Mark Trombino and toured with RX Bandits.

Thirty Seconds To Mars

1 concert

Thirty Seconds to Mars, formed by Jared and Shannon Leto, debuted in 2002. Known for hits like "Walk on Water," they've sold over 15M albums and won MTV and Billboard awards.

Good Charlotte

2 concerts

Good Charlotte, formed in Southern Maryland in 1996, blends punk and pop rock. Known for hits like “The Anthem,” they've grown through honest, emotional albums and major Epic Records success.

Rise Against

20 concerts

Rise Against, a socially-conscious punk rock band, is known for its multi-Gold and Platinum hits. Their style blends punk attitude with post-hardcore fury. Known for thought-provoking lyrics, they recorded Nowhere Generation at The Blasting Room with producer Bill Stevenson, spotlighting social and economic issues affecting the American Dream.

Gym Class Heroes

2 concerts

Gym Class Heroes, from Geneva, NY, blend rap, rock, R&B, and funk with live instruments. Known for hits like "Cupid's Chokehold," they’ve worked with Lil Wayne and Fall Out Boy.

Michelle Branch

2 concerts

Michelle Branch, born in Arizona, debuted with *The Spirit Room* (2001), featuring hit singles like "Everywhere." She won a Grammy for "The Game of Love" with Santana and gained further acclaim with her album *Hotel Paper.* Branch also found success with The Wreckers and released her 2017 album *Hopeless Romantic,* co-produced with husband Patrick Carney.

MxPx

7 concerts

MxPx, a punk rock band from Bremerton, Washington, formed in 1992. Known for pioneering pop punk, they've sold millions, influenced bands like New Found Glory, & still tour.