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Frank Iero and The Future Violents an Emo, Garage, Indie, Soft-Punk band are wrecking todays Emo culture scene with their lyric tease “I’m not okay.” Many die hard My Chemical Romance fans are freaking out–debating on if this is a roast or hint at a new MCR reunion. Checkout this Easter egg hint in their new song “Young and Doomed!” "Young and Doomed" Frank Iero and the Future Violents is Frank Iero, Evan Nestor, Matt Armstrong, Tucker Rule and Kayleigh Goldsworthy. They're c

Tour Press Force (TPF) had the pleasure of interviewing Andy's Room. Andy's Room is a four-piece Indie/Emo Rock group out of Fullerton, California. Februrary 2nd, the band released their single "Parchment" along with it they made their fist in-studio music video. Hear more of what they had to say about the production process of the new single, and why they decided to release it after their 2017 EP Yours Forever. Why “Andy’s Room”? Was the name inspired by Toy Story? Matt:

Listed as simply a band from Fullerton, the California Emo four-piece Andy's Room premieres their music video “Parchment.” “Parchment” is a song about the hardships of maintaining a long distance relationship, and coping with the fact you don’t get to see them as much as you or they would like. My girlfriend moved to San Francisco last fall for school, so the song is about dealing with that and all of the things that come with distance, and knowing that a part of you is som

Let me give you a brief example of how my day at 2017 Vans Warped Tour [SAN DIEGO 8.5.17] went… There were a ton of hair flipping, head-banging, air punching, crowd surfing, music playing all while boiling in the sun! lol First up was Lisa Johnson’s Life In The Pit: The Rock Photographer Experience TEI Workshop. Instantly, I went from checking in to now heading towards heavens of all heaven…the pit (dun dun dun). First up of the day was a Rock/Experimental band from Cranberry

Movements are a Post-Hardcore/Emo band from Orange County, California. Band members: Patrick Miranda (Vocals), Ira George (Guitar), Spencer York (Drums) and Austin Cressey (Bass). The band recently released their debut album Outgrown Things through their record label Fearless Records on March 10th, 2016. They were also just nominated for a 2017 AP Music Award for Best Underground Band in April. Burst forward one year since their last hometown performance at Chain Reaction: Th

A hush fell over Tempe on April 21, 2017 as kids and teens settled in for the night. Meanwhile, adults shook the dust from their well-loved Taking Back Sunday shirts and pulled themselves up from the depths of their Emo-Punk retirement. Everyone’s early 2000s favorite bands, Say Anything and Bayside, brought the older millennial crowd out of hiding for a night. The two bands along with Reggie and the Full Effect dug up the past and brought a nostalgia-fueled energy to The Mar

The Rise Up Tour rose to its full potential during its Halloween tour stop in Mesa, Arizona. The show was opened up with local band At My Mercy and jokesters Like Moths to Flames. Silverstein, Memphis May Fire, and The Devil Wears Prada round out the main acts. The audience was geared up for a night of heavy music, and disappointed they were not. At My Mercy kicked off the show by surprise. It was actually a surprise - when their set started, the crowd seemed to have no idea

Classic Pop Punk powerhouses The Wonder Years, Real Friends, Knuckle Puck, Moose Blood and Seaway came together for a tour of a lifetime. Their stop in Phoenix was memorable for most fans, in the fact that the show came just a day after the election results, and the men held nothing back. The bands got political and emotional, making this show one of the best Pop Punk shows in a long time. Most people dread the opening act of a Pop Punk show. They are usually some overzealous

What, with David Allen Coe wailin' "You Never Even Called Me by My Name," one could hardly believe they had walked into the opening of Emo Nite at the Valley Bar in Downtown Phoenix. Emo Nite insiders knew without a doubt, as November 15th was a Tuesday night and Sad As Fuck Emo balloons were a drift all over! Yeah, another clue was Barbe Noire's "Tuesday" signaling the gear-shift into EMO. In strolled a mixed crowd of 20-30 somethings ready to get down – sad as fuck and scre

For over two decades New York-based American Progressive Rock band Coheed and Cambria has thrilled audiences with its epic concept albums (seven to be exact) based on the science fiction saga The Amory Wars, a comic book series penned by frontman Claudio Sanchez. Tour Press Force (TPF) took a jaunt down to Tucson, Arizona to witness the band touring its eighth album, The Color Before the Sun; their first album to break away from the epic storyline. The Rialto Theatre was pack