The end of an era. Yellowcard’s final tour is rapidly approaching and here are a few reasons why you should go to a tour date near you.
1. Ocean Avenue
Rumored to play the album in its entirety on this tour, missing it played live for the last time would be like missing a decade defining event. This outstanding album consists of songs such as Breathing and the song Ocean Avenue itself.
2. One of the best Pop Punk bands
Yellowcard is one of the most genre-defying bands of the pop punk scene. Hitting the scene back in 1997 with their first album Midget Tossing, Yellowcard had then continued
3. Last time to catch Yellowcard live (and they’re fantastic)
This is something nobody wants to miss. Final shows are always so heartbreaking; almost everyone ends up crying by the end of the night. To miss Yellowcard’s final show in your town would be heart shattering. Do not miss their show, it will be a moment cherished forever.
4. Opening bands
Opening for Yellowcard on this tour are bands Dryjacket and Like Torches. These bands may not be the largest bands on the scene but they are amazing.
Dryjacket is a Indie Rock band from New Jersey. They are signed to Hopeless Records, the same record as Yellowcard. Newer to the scene, Dryjacket has one studio album out called Lights, Locks, and Faucets. This album as amazing songs such as Jefferson’s Shadow and Newton Colony. Overall, this band is not one you want to miss live.
Like Torches is a pop punk band from Stockholm, Sweden (awesome, right?). Though you might have difficulties pronouncing most of their names, Jonathan Kärn’s vocals fit perfectly in the guitar riffs. Signed to Rude Records, their newest album Shelter has some songs that will definitely ignite a jam session. Their relatable lyrics and the music incorporated along with it is just something you don’t want to miss on this tour.
5. The Violin
What makes Yellowcard Yellowcard is Sean’s amazing violin riffs. The violin’s influence in all of their songs is something amazing live. It cultivates you, the way the rosin flies off the string and Sean tiredly bows and pizzicatos his way through the songs.
