Hawthorne Heights

The “20 Years of Tears tour” makes over 50 stops in the US from June through September.

Hawthorne Heights’ nostalgia-heavy emo festival series returns in 2024, stopping in seven cities.

The Sacramento, CA festival also features PUP, Soul Glo, Militarie Gun, Drug Church, Touché Amoré, Mastodon, Ministry, Code Orange, High Vis, The Chisel, and many more.

My Chemical Romance (playing ‘The Black Parade’) and Fall Out Boy headline, and the lineup also includes Pretty Girls Make Graves’ second announced show 17 years (playing ‘The New Romance’), Dashboard Confessional (‘Dusk and Summer’), Coheed and Cambria (‘Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV’), and lots more.

My Chemical Romance (playing ‘The Black Parade’) and Fall Out Boy (seemingly doing a career-spanning set) headline, and the lineup also includes the first-announced Pretty Girls Make Graves show in 17 years, Dashboard Confessional playing ‘Dusk and Summer,’ Coheed and Cambria playing ‘Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV,’ and tons more.

Conflicts include The Postal Service vs Mr. Bungle, The Breeders (playing Last Splash) vs Braid (playing Frame & Canvas), The Mars Volta vs Godspeed You! Black Emperor vs The Gaslight Anthem vs The Used, and more.

The Chicago festival is headlined by Foo Fighters and Turnstile (on day 1), The Postal Service, Death Cab for Cutie, and Queens of the Stone Age (on day 2), and The Cure and The Mars Volta (on day 3).

Hawthorne Heights’ nostalgia-heavy emo festival series expanded to nine cities this year, and they announced the lineups of the last three — in Utah, California, and Massachusetts.

Riot Fest’s 2023 is stacked, also including Foo Fighters, The Mars Volta, AFI, The Gaslight Anthem, Death Grips, Mr. Bungle, Gorilla Biscuits, Ride, Balance and Composure, Pinkshift, Origami Angel, Pool Kids, and much more…

Hawthorne Heights are once again throwing their nostalgia-heavy emo festival, this time in 8 different cities.