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.
Florida rockers A Day to Remember took New York City fans by storm last night (March. 26) with a vigorous set at the Best Buy Theater.
A Day to Remember teased a forthcoming tour with a list of dates and cities, the band has now revealed the venues and support acts for what they're calling the 'Right Back at It Again' tour.
Papa Roach edged out RED in an extremely hard fought battle in the last Cage Match. Now, P-Roach and their single 'Where Did the Angels Go' attempt to win their fifth and final battle to gain entrance into the Loudwire Cage Match Hall of Fame. Will they be able to take down today’s challengers?
While A Day to Remember may have broken through at radio and delivered something a little more catchy with 'All I Want' from their last album, the band still knows how to rock and they show it with the release of the new song, 'Violence (Enough Is Enough).' The blistering cut finds frontman Jeremy McKinnon returning to full scream while the rest of the band provide a furious backing to the song.
A Day to Remember are still hard at work on a new album, but guitarist Kevin Skaff was kind enough to impart the album title for their upcoming disc via a Tweet.
A Day To Remember are leading the charge of a new era of rock and deliver an epic live show full of energy.
In this photo, lead singer Jeremy McKinnon gives a little love to the photographers in the pit, making for a fun, in-your-face shot.
A Day to Remember have pulled yet another victory out of their collective hats. In an incredibly close battle with My Darkest Days, the ADTR tune '2nd Sucks' earned the band its third consecutive win. ADTR are only two more triumphs away from induction into our Cage Match Hall of Fame.
A Day to Remember have pulled out their second victory in our saga that is Cage Match. Fittingly, the band's track '2nd Sucks' is the piece which sent the Black Keys and their single 'Gold on the Ceiling' crashing to the ground.
