A Day to Remember have to be all smiles after a very successful first year for their 'Self Help' festival. The band staged the event at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, Calif., giving music lovers both an indoor and outdoor stage full of great bands to enjoy. And what a crowd it was as there were people lined up for blocks waiting to check out the lineup of bands.
A Day to Remember are arguably at the peak of their success. Having shed Victory Records after a nasty lawsuit, the band self-released 'Common Courtesy' late last year to massive acclaim. ADTR are on top of the world, but how did they begin their ascension?
Black Veil Brides got 2014 on the right foot as their new single 'We Don't Belong' won the very first Loudwire Cage Match of 2014. The track took just over 56 percent of the final tally to best Asking Alexandria's 'Break Down the Walls.' Now the band will move on to face a new opponent.
For a decade, A Day to Remember have mixed pop-punk with metalcore and hardcore to concoct an unlikely blend that has won over legions of fans. With their latest album 'Common Courtesy,' ADTR have come out swinging yet again, and the group has just put out an awesome video for 'Right Back at it Again.'
A Day To Remember are organizing the first-ever Self Help Festival, and they've invited some big-time friends to help launch the concert extravaganza. It will be held March 22 in the NOS Event Center in San Bernardino, Calif.
Here comes another edition of 'Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?' You've asked for more, so we continue the series with singer Jeremy McKinnon and guitarists Neil Westfall and Kevin Skaff of A Day to Remember.
A Day to Remember are made up of some funny dudes, and we recently had the pleasure of interviewing three of them in our studio. Vocalist Jeremy McKinnon, guitarist Neil Westfall and guitarist Kevin Skaff all dropped by to talk about their new album, 'Common Courtesy,' and much more!
In its fifth year, the Epicenter festival turned its attention to old-school punk stalwarts and up-and-coming scenesters. With veterans like the Offspring, Bad Religion and Pennywise joined by A Day to Remember, Pierce the Veil, All Time Low and Falling in Reverse, the day offered good times and rapid-fire rock.
Day 1 of the Monster Energy Aftershock Festival, featuring Korn, Megadeth and Shinedown, would be a tough act to follow. But leave it to Avenged Sevenfold to lead a Day 2 attack that was nothing short of breathtaking.
We've got news on yet another awesome 2013 festival to share with you. The fifth annual Epicenter Festival has just announced the first part of its 2013 bill. The Offspring are set to headline the event, with Bad Religion, A Day to Remember, Pennywise and many more confirmed to occupy the rest of the fest's lineup.