Story Of The Year: 20 Years Of Page Avenue
We The Kings, Youth Fountain
Event Info
Brooklyn Bowl Nashville
925 3rd Avenue North
Nashville, Tennessee 37201
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Artist Info
Story of the Year
What’s the sound of Story Of The Year? Loud guitars, massive singalong choruses, and uplifting perseverance. Few records helped build the post-hardcore scene as swiftly as the band’s debut, Page Avenue, one of the first of its kind to sell a million copies. “Until the Day I Die” endures as both an anthem and mission statement. Tours with Linkin Park, My Chemical Romance, Deftones, and The Used cemented Story Of The Year’s reputation as a stunning and engaging live act. The connection between the band and audience transformed Story Of The Year from teenagers working in a St. Louis pizza chain franchise into hard rock headliners. Fans grew together with Dan Marsala, Ryan Philips, Josh Wills, and Adam Russell, from Page Avenue (2003), In the Wake of Determination (2005), The Black Swan (2008), The Constant (2010), Wolves (2017), to Tear Me to Pieces (2022). They specialize in intense, passionate, confessional compositions that inspire and empower. Songs like “The Antidote,” “Real Life,” “Miracle,” “The Ghost of You and I,” “Anthem of Our Dying Day,” and “Take Me Back” resonate with anyone determined to triumph over adversity. Until the day I die, indeed.
We The Kings
We The Kings’ storied career has been marked by a deep reciprocity
between the band and their fans.
When the group—Travis Clark (vocals/guitar), Hunter Thomsen
(guitar), Danny Duncan (drums), Charles Trippy (bass) and Coley
O’Toole (keyboard, guitar)—broke out of Bradenton, Florida in 2007
with “Check Yes Juliet,” one of the most iconic songs of the late ’00s
pop-punk movement, millions of listeners around the world instantly
fell in love with their buoyant spirit and emotionally poignant
songwriting.
Since then they’ve gone on to release eight albums with singles like
“Sad Song,” “Heaven Can Wait,” “We'll Be A Dream (feat. Demi
Lovato)” and Say You Like Me and more.
Over the course of their career the band has built a loyal fan base,
leading to packed tours, multiple RIAA certified Gold & Platinum
records, and hundreds of millions of music streams.
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