This gallery features Parkway Drive, A Day To Remember, Simple Plan, Skegss, Karnivool, Teeth, The Bennies, Voyager
Also check out our gallery featuring The Butterfly Effect, The Veronicas, Falling In Reverse, Enter Shikari, Thy Art Is Murder, Ice Nine Kills, Man with a Mission, Windwaker
And our gallery featuring the crowd!
Continue reading Photo Gallery : Good Things Festival, Centennial Park, Sydney – 7 December 2019 (Part 1)Review and photos by Peter Coates – Inside Edge Photography – for LifeMusicMedia.com
ISSUES kicked off the night with an enthusiastic performance for the growing crowd. Excellent tight drumming from Josh Manuel and a mammoth performance on bass from Skyler Acord built the platform for the twin vocals of Tyler Carter and Michael Bohn, who often displayed some high-quality R & B singing, with really clean, strong harmonies. There is a variety in the set list that covers extreme metalcore through to some progressive melodic metal, and the pop angle the band coined as ‘New Nu Metal’, which probably stems from the fact these guys have been doing their stuff for over 5 years, and we got a selection of material displaying their development, as well as from the new record, Headspace.
Continue reading Live Review : A Day To Remember + Tonight Alive + Issues at Adelaide Entertainment Centre – 13 December 2016
Photos by Peter Coates – Inside Edge Photography – for LifeMusicMedia.com
Sydney band TONIGHT ALIVE have been added to all dates on the forthcoming A DAY TO REMEMBER tour. These will be their first Australian shows since the release of their third album, Limitless, which was released in March and debuted at #6 on the ARIA Charts.
Limitless has been a worldwide success, with the band making waves across Europe and North America this year including appearances at Warped Tour in the USA, and appearing on the cover of UK magazines Rock Sound and Kerrang. Earlier this year, they performed as one of the UNIFY 16 headliners and sold out their national single tour in January. In July, Tonight Alive vocalist Jenna McDougall collaborated with Parkway Drive on a new track called “Into The Dark”.
TONIGHT ALIVE will join an incredible line-up that also includes Californian metalcore act OF MICE & MEN, who are currently touring America with Slipknot and have their new album Cold World due out in September.
Meanwhile, A DAY TO REMEMBER continue to build massive anticipation for their forthcoming album Bad Vibrations (September 2) with the release of “Naivety,” the latest single to be released from their new record.
RED HILL AUDITORIUM, PERTH
SATURDAY DECEMBER 10
AEC THEATRE, ADELAIDE
TUESDAY DECEMBER 13
FESTIVAL HALL, MELBOURNE
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 14
HORDERN PAVILION, SYDNEY
FRIDAY DECEMBER 16
RIVERSTAGE, BRISBANE
SUNDAY DECEMBER 18
all shows are licensed all ages
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
For complete tour and ticket information, visit:
www.livenation.com.au
www.adtr.com
www.ofmiceandmenofficial.com
www.tonightaliveofficial.com
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Photo Gallery : A Day To Remember at Riverstage, Brisbane – December 19, 2015
*** TOUR UPDATE ***
THE AMITY AFFLICTION and A DAY TO REMEMBER today announce that they are adding a New Zealand stop to the epic ‘Big Ass Tour’ following the recent announcement of a second Brisbane show. The Amity Affliction, A Day To Remember, Motionless In White and The Ghost Inside will now kick start the ‘Big Ass Tour’ with an R15 show at the Logan Campbell Centre in Auckland on Thursday 10 December, in what will be one of the biggest rock shows of the year.
Tickets for the Auckland show go on sale at midday this Friday 30 October. For complete tour and ticketing details, visit: livenation.com.au.
THE AMITY AFFLICTION and A DAY TO REMEMBER will join forces this December to bring one of the biggest rock shows of the year to Australia. The BIG ASS TOUR will play to 60,000 fans as it hits arenas in Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne and Brisbane, with Motionless in White and The Ghost Inside completing the stellar bill.
Continue reading The Amity Affliction and A Day To Remember present “Big Ass Tour” – December 2015
A DAY TO REMEMBER premiere their brand-new video for End of Me
Continue reading A DAY TO REMEMBER premiere their brand-new video for ‘End of Me’
Photographer: Naomi Rahim – Design & Photography
Continue reading Photo Gallery | Soundwave Festival 2014 – Melbourne
Photographer: Alicia Stephenson
Continue reading Photo Gallery | A Day To Remember @ The Forum, Melbourne – February 27, 2014
Review by Brandon Blythe
The streets leading into Brisbane’s RNA Showgrounds were flooded with excited fans eagerly waiting for the gates to open to this years Soundwave festival. As far as the eye can see were show goers of all age’s shapes and sizes proudly wearing their favourite band moniker or dressed in attention seeking costumes. The gates open, the crowd spills in and the day begins.
Our first stop was Amon Amarth who had been slated the very early 11am spot on Stage 4. The early start didn’t stop a league of loyal fans from packing the stage to see the Swedish melodic death metal band blasting out their best… Viking ship and all.
“Mon the Biff” – On Stage 1, Biffy Clyro gave everything they had and more! The shirtless, tattooed Scots rocking out a frantic set of favourites, fuelling the audience and setting a standard for the day ahead. Frontman Simon Neil captivatingly plays and sings and connects with the crowd. Ending on a high “We are Biffy f**king Clyro!“.
Continue reading Live Review | Soundwave Festival 2014 – Brisbane
Photos by Josh Woning
Check the amazing tilt-shift photos… outstanding!
Continue reading Photo Gallery | Soundwave Festival 2014 – Brisbane | Part 2
Metalcore fans beware: the following lineup may cause dizziness, dilated pupils and increased heart rate as A DAY TO REMEMBER, THE GHOST INSIDE and I KILLED THE PROM QUEEN announce Sidewave shows
Florida’s pop-mosh lords, A DAY TO REMEMBER are back and they will be bringing their crushing live show to Sidewaves in Sydney and Melbourne.
With 5 albums under their belt, each one further cementing the band’s reign as true leaders of the genre, ADTR effortlessly blend pop-punk riffs and earth-shattering heavy breakdowns. Their new studio album (released in Australia by 3Wise)
Continue reading A Day To Remember + The Ghost Inside + I Killed The Prom Queen – Soundwave Sidewaves announced!
Interview: Billy Geary
With A Day To Remember set to hit the stages of Soundwave 2012 (along with a couple of sideshows), A Day To Remember singer Jeremy McKinnon took time out for a quick chat ahead of their Australian visit.
LMM: A Day To Remember has come to Australia quite a lot in the past few years. Is there anything in particular that makes you want to keep coming back?
Jeremy McKinnon: Australia was the first place that got it right away. It always feels like the people are more appreciative when we play in Australia as opposed to other countries.
LMM: When you last toured Australia in early 2011, you guys brought over a pretty big stage production, complete with beach balls and confetti.
Do you plan on bringing something on a similarly larger scale for Soundwave?
Continue reading Interview with Jeremy McKinnon of A Day To Remember
