A Day to Remember Tickets

A Day to Remember - Ocala Quintet Announce Huge UK Tour in 2016

Calling all metalheads! The masters of the genre make a welcome return to the scene in 2016 after a three-year absence. In 2016, the Ocala quintet will release their brand new sixth studio album Bad Vibrations, with a huge tour of the UK to boot.

Referred to by their fans as 'pop mosh', ADTR are famous for their love of the UK, choosing to film the London show on their last European tour. Hear monster anthems like 'All I Want', 'End of Me' and 'Paranoia' live in the flesh when you grab A Day to Remember tickets on StubHub.

A Day to Remember - Metalcore Masters Make a Comeback

Formed in 2003 by guitarist Tom Denney and drummer Bobby Scruggs in Ocala, Florida, A Day to Remember have gone on to become one of the biggest modern metalcore outfits. One of the forefathers of the fusion genre, ADTR were one of the first bands to take inspiration from heavy industrial metal outfits like Rammstein and combine the sound with that of pop punk heroes like Less Than Jake. The result is a sound their fans have christened 'pop mosh'.

Featuring singer Jeremy McKinnon, guitarist Neil Westfall, bassist Joshua Woodland, plus later percussionist Alex Shelnutt and lead guitarist Kevin Skaff, the anvil-heavy rockers sent shockwaves across the alternative scene with their debut album And Their Name Was Treason in 2006 and a string of successful albums thereafter. They've been a mainstay on the metalcore scene ever since, and are set to release their sixth studio album Bad Vibrations to critical acclaim later this year after a three-year hiatus. Fuelled up on energy for what is being pitted as their finest album yet, they're still in the prime of their careers and about to embark on a 2016 tour. Don't delay - get A Day to Remember tickets now on StubHub.

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