Yellowcard's final world tour to include Mavericks at the Landing with guests, Dryjacket and LIKE TORCHES
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Published by Sareth Ney on Aug. 16. 2016 at 1:13 p.m.
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Photo credit: LIKE TORCHES' Facebook page.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Yellowcard will embark on their final tour and one of the stops will include Mavericks at the Landing, on Nov. 18. Their North American expedition dates will include special guests, LIKE TORCHES and Dryjacket. This leg of the trek begins at the Aztec Theater in San Antonio, on Oct. 6. It will conclude at Studio Coast in Tokyo, Japan, on March 2.
Ryan Key is the vocalist and guitarist, Sean Mackin is the violinist, Ryan Mendez is the guitarist and Josh Portman is the bassist of Yellowcard. Mackin and Mendez assist with backup vocals. Their roots are from Jacksonvile, Fla. and they are part of the Razor & Tie roster. On two of the dates—they will be performing their major debut, “Ocean Avenue”, from beginning to end.
Since forming in 1997, Yellowcard released seven albums. Their most recent album, “Lift a Sail”. On the release, Nate Young of Anberlin, was the guest drummer. He recorded his portion at East West Studios. It was produced by Neal Avron of The Casita, in Los Angeles.
Jonathan Kärn is the vocalist, Daniel Kärn is the guitarist and backup vocalist, Zakarias Faleij is the bassist, Lars Erik Thyr is the guitarist and Jimmy Brunkvist is the drummer of LIKE TORCHES. They are from Stockholm, Sweden and they are part of the Rude Records roster.
LIKE TORCHES’ latest studio project, “Shelter”, was made available. It featured 10 tracks: “Swing By Swing”, “Coma”, “Walking Home”, “Bit a Bullet”, “Skeletons”, “Snowfall Without You”, “Full Hearts”, “I Surrender”, “Safe to Say” and “Shelter”. The music video, “Skeletons”, can be viewed on YouTube. It was their second release and it followed 2015’s “Keep Your Head High”. “Keep Your Head High” consisted of 11 songs.
Joe Junod and Brad Wyliner are the guitarist and vocalists, Ian Foley is the bassist and backup vocalist and Adam Cerdan is the drummer of Dryjacket. They are an indie rock band from Marlton, N.J. and are part of the Hopeless Records roster. Their EP (extended play), “Lights, “Locks, & Faucets”, is currently available on a variety of formats including: compact disc (CD), vinyl and digital download. The music video for the song, “Jefferson’s Shadow”, is on YouTube.
“Lights, “Locks, & Faucets” digital download is available on iTunes. It includes five songs and one song is available for digital download. The side B of the 12” vinyl includes a screen printed design.
Ryan Key is the vocalist and guitarist, Sean Mackin is the violinist, Ryan Mendez is the guitarist and Josh Portman is the bassist of Yellowcard. Mackin and Mendez assist with backup vocals. Their roots are from Jacksonvile, Fla. and they are part of the Razor & Tie roster. On two of the dates—they will be performing their major debut, “Ocean Avenue”, from beginning to end.
Since forming in 1997, Yellowcard released seven albums. Their most recent album, “Lift a Sail”. On the release, Nate Young of Anberlin, was the guest drummer. He recorded his portion at East West Studios. It was produced by Neal Avron of The Casita, in Los Angeles.
Jonathan Kärn is the vocalist, Daniel Kärn is the guitarist and backup vocalist, Zakarias Faleij is the bassist, Lars Erik Thyr is the guitarist and Jimmy Brunkvist is the drummer of LIKE TORCHES. They are from Stockholm, Sweden and they are part of the Rude Records roster.
LIKE TORCHES’ latest studio project, “Shelter”, was made available. It featured 10 tracks: “Swing By Swing”, “Coma”, “Walking Home”, “Bit a Bullet”, “Skeletons”, “Snowfall Without You”, “Full Hearts”, “I Surrender”, “Safe to Say” and “Shelter”. The music video, “Skeletons”, can be viewed on YouTube. It was their second release and it followed 2015’s “Keep Your Head High”. “Keep Your Head High” consisted of 11 songs.
Joe Junod and Brad Wyliner are the guitarist and vocalists, Ian Foley is the bassist and backup vocalist and Adam Cerdan is the drummer of Dryjacket. They are an indie rock band from Marlton, N.J. and are part of the Hopeless Records roster. Their EP (extended play), “Lights, “Locks, & Faucets”, is currently available on a variety of formats including: compact disc (CD), vinyl and digital download. The music video for the song, “Jefferson’s Shadow”, is on YouTube.
“Lights, “Locks, & Faucets” digital download is available on iTunes. It includes five songs and one song is available for digital download. The side B of the 12” vinyl includes a screen printed design.
Yellowcard The Final World Tour dates:
Oct. 06 - Aztec Theater, San Antonio
Oct. 07 - Scoot Inn, Austin, Texas
Oct. 08 - Gas Monkey, Dallas
Oct. 09 - House of Blues, Houston
Oct. 11 - Sunshine Theater, Albuquerque, N.M.
Oct. 12 - The Marquee Theatre, Tempe, Ariz.
Oct. 14 - Brooklyn Bownl, Las Vegas
Oct. 15 - The Observatory, Santa Ana,Calif.
Oct. 16 – House of Blues, San Diego
Oct. 18 - The Novo, Los Angeles
Oct. 19 - Majestic Venture Theatre, Ventura, Calif.
Oct. 21 - The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, Calif.
Oct. 22 - The Regency Ballroom, San Francisco
Oct. 23 - Ace of Spades, Sacramento, Calif.
Oct. 25 - Roseland Theater, Portland, Ore.
Oct. 26 - Showbox @ The Market, Seattle
Oct. 28 - The Complex, Salt Lake City
Oct. 29 - Summit Music Hall, Denver
Oct. 31 - Mill City Nights, Minneapolis
Nov. 02 - The Rave, Milwaukee
Nov. 03 - House of Blues, Chicago
Nov. 04 - House of Blues, Chicago
Nov. 05 - The Fillmore Detroit, Detroit
Nov. 07 - House of Blues, Boston
Nov. 09 - Playstation Theater, New York
Nov. 11 – The Paramount, Huntington, N.Y.
Nov. 12 - Electric Factory, Philadelphia
Nov. 13 - Starland Ballroom, Sayreville, N.J.
Nov. 15 - Baltimore Soundstage, Baltimore
Nov. 17 - The Fillmore Charlotte, Charlotte, N.C.
Nov. 18 - Mavericks at the Landing, Jacksonville, Fla.
Nov. 19 - The Masquerade – Heaven Stage, Atlanta
Nov. 20 - Revolution Live, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Nov. 22 - House of Blues, Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Nov. 23 - House of Blues, Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Yellowcard's international tour dates:
Dec. 03 - Red, Moscow, Russia
Dec. 04 - Clubzal, St. Petersburg, Russia
Dec. 07 - Melkweg OZ, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dec. 08 - Live Music Hall, Cologne,Germany
Dec. 09 - Live Music Hall, Cologne,Germany
Dec. 11 - O2 Academy, Bristol, United Kingdom
Dec. 12 - O2 ABC, Glasgow, United Kingdom
Dec. 14 - The Ritz (The O2) Manchester, United Kingdom
Dec. 15 - O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, London, United Kingdom
Dec. 17 - Rock City, Nottingham, United Kingdom
Dec. 18 - The Institute (The O2), Birmingham, United Kingdom
Dec. 20 - Leeds Uni, Stylus, Perth, Australia
Feb. 15 - Capitol, Perth, Australia
Feb. 17 - Enmore Theatre, Newtown, Australia
Feb. 18 - The Triffid, Brisbane, Australia
Feb. 21` - The Gov, Adelaid, Australia
Feb. 23 - Max Watts, Melbourne, Australia
Feb. 24 - Max Watts, Melbourne, Australia
Feb. 25 - Corner Hotel, Melbourne, Australia
Feb. 28 - Club Quattro, Osaka Shi, Japan
March 02 - Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan
Oct. 06 - Aztec Theater, San Antonio
Oct. 07 - Scoot Inn, Austin, Texas
Oct. 08 - Gas Monkey, Dallas
Oct. 09 - House of Blues, Houston
Oct. 11 - Sunshine Theater, Albuquerque, N.M.
Oct. 12 - The Marquee Theatre, Tempe, Ariz.
Oct. 14 - Brooklyn Bownl, Las Vegas
Oct. 15 - The Observatory, Santa Ana,Calif.
Oct. 16 – House of Blues, San Diego
Oct. 18 - The Novo, Los Angeles
Oct. 19 - Majestic Venture Theatre, Ventura, Calif.
Oct. 21 - The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, Calif.
Oct. 22 - The Regency Ballroom, San Francisco
Oct. 23 - Ace of Spades, Sacramento, Calif.
Oct. 25 - Roseland Theater, Portland, Ore.
Oct. 26 - Showbox @ The Market, Seattle
Oct. 28 - The Complex, Salt Lake City
Oct. 29 - Summit Music Hall, Denver
Oct. 31 - Mill City Nights, Minneapolis
Nov. 02 - The Rave, Milwaukee
Nov. 03 - House of Blues, Chicago
Nov. 04 - House of Blues, Chicago
Nov. 05 - The Fillmore Detroit, Detroit
Nov. 07 - House of Blues, Boston
Nov. 09 - Playstation Theater, New York
Nov. 11 – The Paramount, Huntington, N.Y.
Nov. 12 - Electric Factory, Philadelphia
Nov. 13 - Starland Ballroom, Sayreville, N.J.
Nov. 15 - Baltimore Soundstage, Baltimore
Nov. 17 - The Fillmore Charlotte, Charlotte, N.C.
Nov. 18 - Mavericks at the Landing, Jacksonville, Fla.
Nov. 19 - The Masquerade – Heaven Stage, Atlanta
Nov. 20 - Revolution Live, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Nov. 22 - House of Blues, Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Nov. 23 - House of Blues, Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Yellowcard's international tour dates:
Dec. 03 - Red, Moscow, Russia
Dec. 04 - Clubzal, St. Petersburg, Russia
Dec. 07 - Melkweg OZ, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dec. 08 - Live Music Hall, Cologne,Germany
Dec. 09 - Live Music Hall, Cologne,Germany
Dec. 11 - O2 Academy, Bristol, United Kingdom
Dec. 12 - O2 ABC, Glasgow, United Kingdom
Dec. 14 - The Ritz (The O2) Manchester, United Kingdom
Dec. 15 - O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, London, United Kingdom
Dec. 17 - Rock City, Nottingham, United Kingdom
Dec. 18 - The Institute (The O2), Birmingham, United Kingdom
Dec. 20 - Leeds Uni, Stylus, Perth, Australia
Feb. 15 - Capitol, Perth, Australia
Feb. 17 - Enmore Theatre, Newtown, Australia
Feb. 18 - The Triffid, Brisbane, Australia
Feb. 21` - The Gov, Adelaid, Australia
Feb. 23 - Max Watts, Melbourne, Australia
Feb. 24 - Max Watts, Melbourne, Australia
Feb. 25 - Corner Hotel, Melbourne, Australia
Feb. 28 - Club Quattro, Osaka Shi, Japan
March 02 - Studio Coast, Tokyo, Japan
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Sareth Ney is the journalist for A Quarter and Dream Pictures. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications and Center for New Media from Colorado State University-Pueblo. He is a former apprentice to master of horror, Clive Barker. He is a Wu-Tang Clan inspired superhero, Wu-Man Chu. He is an award-winning short filmmaker; his goal is to write 150 articles in select time zones, inducts every article into his hall of fame, is a stand-up comedian, motivational speaker, founder and co-host of Pueblo's Independent Multimedia Podcast and is the festival director at Sareth-Fest Music and Comedy Festival.
