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The Wonder Years Announce ‘The Greatest Generation’ 10th Anniversary Tour 

by Tiffany Goldstein June 7, 2023, 10:14 pm

Pop-punk band, The Wonder Years will be hitting the road this fall to celebrate the birthday of their fourth studio album,  The Greatest Generation . The six-person ensemble, composed of Dan “Soupy” Campbell, Casey Cavaliere, Matt Brasch, Josh Martin, Nick Steinborn, and Mike Kennedy, turned to social media to announce the exciting news. 

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“We told you it was coming, and here it is: the first leg of our tour celebrating the 10th Anniversary of  The Greatest Generation . We’ll be performing the album in full every night along with a selection of other songs from across our catalog and will be joined by Anxious, Sweet Pill, and Action/ Adventure,” the group wrote on their Instagram account . “We know what these songs mean to you – they mean so much to us too – so we cannot wait to play them all again.” 

The highly anticipated run is slated to kick off in early September in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at Franklin Music Hall. The men will wrap up their celebratory trek on Oct. 27 in Gainesville, Florida, at The Fest ‘23, a multi-day affair that honors “underground music.” The Wonder Years will hit massive markets on tour, such as New York, Austin, Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, and Nashville. 

Emo band Anxious, Sweet Pill, and Action/Adventure will serve as direct support on select dates. 

Pre-sale for tickets will begin on Tuesday, June 6. Fans can use the code “DISCO” to gain early access. Seats for the general public will become available starting Friday, June 9 at 10 am local via Ticketmaster or on their official website. 

Their jammed-packed setlist will include some of their biggest hits, including “There, There,” “Passing Through A Screen Door,” “The Devil in My Bloodstream,” “Dismantling Summer,” and many more. 

The beloved group formed in 2005 and quickly became known for its introspective lyrics and relatable narratives. In 2007, they released their debut album,  Get Stoked on It . They dropped two more LP’s before their breakthrough record in 2013, The  Greatest Generation . 

Ahead of the release, the band performed four shows in a matter of 24 hours to support the project. They sold more than 19K copies and peaked at No.20 on  Billboard’s  200 chart. At the time, they shared a handful of tracks from the project on the Vans Warped Tour, where they were praised for their energetic appeal. 

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The Greatest Generation 10th Anniversary Tour 

September 9 – Philadelphia, PA @ Franklin Music Hall (Outdoors)

September 10 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5

September 12 – Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live!

September 13 – Richmond, VA @ The National

September 15 – Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore Charlotte

September 16 – North Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues

September 17 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade (Heaven)

September 19 – Dallas, TX @ The Studio at the Factory

September 20 – Austin, TX @ Mohawk

September 22 – Tempe, AZ @ The Marquee

September 23 – San Diego, CA @ The Observatory – North Park

September 25 – Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues

September 26 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Belasco Theater

September 27 – San Luis Obispo, CA @ Fremont Theater

September 28 – Berkeley, CA @ The UC Theatre

September 30 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater

October 1 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox SODO

October 4 – Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre

October 6 – Kansas City, MO @ The Truman

October 7 – St. Louis, MO @ Red Flag

October 8 – Chicago, IL @ The Riviera Theatre

October 9 – Nashville, TN @ Brooklyn Bowl Nashville

October 11 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues

October 12 – Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre

October 13 – Columbus, OH @ KEMBA Live!

October 14 – McKees Rocks, PA @ Roxian Theatre

October 15 – Buffalo, NY @ Town Ballroom

October 17 – Toronto, ON @ Phoenix Concert Theatre

October 18 – Ottawa, ON @ Algonquin Commons Theatre

October 19 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues

October 21 – New Haven, CT @ College Street Music Hall

October 22 – Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom

October 27 – Gainesville, FL @ The Fest ‘23 (TWY only) 

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The Wonder Years Announce The Greatest Generation 10th Anniversary Tour

The post The Wonder Years Announce The Greatest Generation 10th Anniversary Tour appeared first on Consequence .

The Wonder Years have plotted a Fall 2023 tour in celebration of the 10th anniversary of their fourth studio album, The Greatest Generation . They’ll perform the album in full every night along with a “selection of other songs from across our catalog.”

Kicking off on September 9th at the band’s own Loneliest Place on Earth Fest, the expansive North American trek will make subsequent stops in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Nashville, Toronto, and many more. It’ll wrap up at The Fest in Gainesville, Florida in late October. Anxious, Sweet Pill, and Action / Adventure will serve as the openers.

A Live Nation pre-sale will begin on Tuesday, June 6th (use access code DISCO ) ahead of the general on-sale slated for Friday, June 9th via Ticketmaster .

Once tickets are on sale, you can also find them at StubHub , where orders are 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s FanProtect program. StubHub is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

The Wonder Years released their most recent album, The Hum Goes on Forever , in 2022.

The Wonder Years 2023 Tour Dates: 07/06 – Cheltenham, UK @ 2000 Trees Festival 09/09 – Philadelphia, PA @ Loneliest Place on Earth Fest 09/10 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5 09/12 – Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live! 09/13 – Richmond, VA @ The National 09/15 – Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore Charlotte 09/16 – Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues Myrtle Beach 09/17 – Atlanta, GA @ Heaven at the Masquerade 09/19 – Dallas, TX @ The Studio at the Factory 09/20 – Austin, TX @ Mohawk Austin 09/22 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre 09/23 – San Diego, CA @ The Observatory – North Park 09/25 – Anaheim, CA @ Crossroads at House of Blues Anaheim 09/26 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Belasco Theater 09/27 – San Luis Obispo, CA @ Fremont Theater 09/28 – Berkeley, CA @ The UC Theatre 09/30 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater 10/01 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo 10/04 – Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre 10/06 – Kansas City, MO @ The Truman 10/07 – St. Louis, MO @ Red Flag 10/08 – Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre 10/09 – Nashville, TN @ Brooklyn Bowl Nashville 10/11 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues Cleveland 10/12 – Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre 10/13 – Columbus, OH @ KEMBA Live! 10/14 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Roxian Theatre 10/15 – Buffalo, NY @ Town Ballroom 10/17 – Toronto, ON @ Phoenix Concert Theatre 10/18 – Ottawa, ON @ Algonquin Commons Theatre 10/19 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues Boston 10/21 – New Haven, CT @ College Street Music Hall 10/22 – Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom 10/27–29 – Gainesville, FL @ The Fest

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The Wonder Years have planned 2023 tour dates, during which they will be celebrating their 2013 album, The Greatest Generation .

Thirty-three new concerts are planned across North America in September and October. The opening acts include Axious, Sweet Pill, and Action/Adventure. The band shared on on social media , "We’ll be performing the album in full every night along with a selection of other songs from across our catalog."

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When do the wonder years 2023 tour tickets go on sale and what is the presale code.

The general public on-sale begins as early as June 9. Presales are currently underway for VIP packages, Spotify, Live Nation, and LN Mobile App. Local venues / radio presales will follow. Keep in mind, each date is different and details are subject to change.

The Live Nation presale password is DISCO , and the LN Mobile App code is COVERT . Click through the individual concert links for more information about the show you're interested in.

For the most up-to-date information, follow The Wonder Years on social media and sign up for the email newsletter , in addition to checking your local venue's social media and email subscription service.

The Wonder Years plan to release a new album on September 23 titled The Hum Goes On Forever . For more, check out The Wonder Years Zumic artist page .

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The Wonder Years: The Greatest Generation 10th Anniversary Tour – Tickets – College Street Music Hall – New Haven, CT – October 21st, 2023

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THE WONDER YEARS

For a number of years, this would have been an almost-blank page. Back in the mid-2010s, a few years after The Wonder Years had first formed in Lansdale, PA, just north of Philadelphia, the band would be asked to provide a bio for events they were playing. All Dan Campbell would write was ‘The Wonder Years is a band’. That was it. They’d then receive the programs for whatever festival or event it was for and laugh. Most bands, the frontman remembers, would write a “full page thing about how their last record charted and ours would just be a blank page with those six words at the top.” A lot of time has passed since then, and a lot has changed, although also not that much, at the same time. If The Wonder Years – completed by guitarists Matt Brasch and Casey Cavaliere, drummer Mike Kennedy, bassist Josh Martin and keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist Nick Steinborn – could get away with a six-word bio, they probably would.

As it happens, when it comes to The Hum Goes On Forever, context is important, which is why you’re reading these words. The most important reason is that this is the first record the band has made since Campbell became a father. And so, when he sings its very first words – ‘I don’t want to die’ – on its very first song, “Doors I Painted Shut”, they shimmer with a little extra poignancy and potency. Because as someone who has sung candidly about how despondent he’s felt at times, thoughts of unexistence are no longer possible. It doesn’t mean they stop, but Campbell can no longer succumb to the abject malaise they induce.

“You’ve got to pull it together,” he says, “because your kids are counting on you. These things that feel hopeless – these massive cultural and societal, full-populace problems like climate change and school shootings, all the things that you’re afraid of for your children – well, they only get fixed if you fix them. ‘I don’t want to die – because I’ve got to protect you.’ It would be very easy to give in to the depression and just kind of lay there, but my kids are counting on me, so I have to try to pull myself together and do the work. ”

That, then, is the crux of this record: his survival is more important than it ever was before. As Campbell phrases it, “How do you take care of someone else that needs you when there are days that you barely want to exist?” Now that he’s a father, the answer is a lot simpler than it used to be. Quite simply, he doesn’t have a choice. Rather, he has to press on against the noise that’s been inside his brain for as long as he can remember. That’s what the ‘hum’ of this album’s title is. Taken from a poem he wrote for Sister Cities, it is, he says, a representation of the gloom he tends to carry with him.

“Even when it’s not constantly in my face,” he admits, “there’s always a low hum of sadness, a low rumbling of ennui. So The Hum Goes On Forever is the understanding that I’m always going to have it, it’s always going to be there, it’s always been there for literal generations of my family and it’s important that I accept that and live and work through it.”

The Hum Goes On Forever, then, is the sound of The Wonder Years navigating those dark, cold waters, bringing that ever-present pulse in the back of Campbell’s mind to vivid life, while also pushing it as far back into his skull as it will go. It’s the kind of effect that’s only achievable through true collaboration and understanding, something that defines how the band has operated from its inception. The six-piece wrote the bulk of these songs in a farmhouse in the middle of Pennsylvania in the winter of 2021.This was before vaccines were widely available, so they all quarantined for 14 days first. Then, after getting vaccinated, they wrote together again in March, April and May, before tracking songs in June. Initially, the idea was to just make an EP with Will Yip, but it instead became their seventh album, finished with Steve Evetts, after the band decided the songs would be under-served on an EP. The result is a record that captures the taught, fraught uncertainty of the period in which they were written, but also travels back in time and memory to uncover and dwell on and inhabit leftover remnants of the past. It serves, too, as a revealing representation of how the six lives that constitute The Wonder Years interact with each other. That happens both inside and outside of the band, obviously, but in terms of the former, they’ve all grown together immensely as musicians. It means the band knows when to be restrained and when to explode, filling in space and emptiness as needed to create a record that mirrors, sonically, the heart-torn urgency at its core, the way these six individuals interact with each other, each an essential component of a greater whole - as well as the next evolution of a band that’s never stopped growing, never stopped striving, never stopped searching for the truth and the heart of this dumb thing we call life.

It would be easy to talk about how specific songs do that, but that would also kind of defeat the point of this record. Because this is a complete journey and should be taken in as such. It begins in August and ends in June and traverses years and decades, as well as the constant cycle of sadness and healing within them. Except it never quite gets there. The hum is never totally shaken off.

“Because the tagline for The Upsides was ‘I’m not sad anymore’,” Campbell explains, “I think people were like, ‘This is the guy who used to be depressed.’ But obviously that never goes away. It’s a constant, and you basically have to co-exist with your sadness. It won’t go away, but that doesn’t mean that people don’t rely on you and that you can stop. As we’ve continued to make records, that’s manifested itself in different ways, but I don’t think ever as clearly as it has on this record. This one is more clearly about me struggling and floundering and drowning at points. In fact, I think it’s maybe even the most revealing in a lot of ways. There’s things I’m singing about on this record that I wouldn’t have had the guts to confront in myself prior to it – like being this open about how low I had gotten, starting in late 2019 and then tumbling into a pandemic, and just thinking and thinking and thinking….”

There’s a lot of thinking on this record. A lot of thoughts. But the main one, the important one, is that very first line of the first song: I don’t want to die. It’s something he repeats and reiterates on final track “You’re The Reason I Don’t Want The World To End”, which addresses the change in Campbell’s purpose since becoming a dad. That’s obvious enough from the title alone, but with the final line – inspired by gardening with his first son during the pandemic – the message becomes truly clear: ‘Put the work in, plant a garden, try to stay afloat.’ It’s a reminder to himself, but it’s also for anyone who listens, anyone who needs it, everyone who’s grown up with the band and has sought, and continues to seek, refuge in their songs. Because, yes, The Wonder Years is a band. But it’s also much, much more than that.

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While crafting Anxious’ new album, Little Green House, the Connecticut five-piece were afforded a luxury so few bands are when making their debut album: time. With extensive touring plans halted and regular life on pause, the band—vocalist Grady Allen, guitarists Dante Melucci and Ryan Savitski, bassist Sam Allen, and drummer Jonny Camner—headed into Allen’s mom’s basement and reflected on each part of the material that would turn into their first record over and over again. The result is an artistic leap that, had the band’s plans to spend much of 2020 on the road actually been feasible, maybe wouldn’t have happened.

Formed in 2016 while members were still in high school, Anxious’ early releases were indebted to the urgent freneticism and heart-on-sleeve lyrics of post-hardcore acts like Texas Is The Reason, Samiam, and Turning Point, allowing Anxious to immediately grab the attention of the hardcore scene. The band’s DIY roots and dedication to craft were equally as essential to their rising profile—early releases were accompanied with band-dubbed cassettes, made-to-order zines, and even self-dyed shirts—each part of Anxious was laid out in meticulous detail from day one. Having almost immediately surpassed Allen’s modest ambitions of “playing a couple of shows,” Anxious quickly found a home on Triple B Records, gaining the attention and adulation of both the hardcore and emo scenes on the back of two seven-inch EPs and a pair of demos, getting them coveted spots on tours with genre-bending acts like Wicca Phase Springs Eternal, before landing on Run For Cover.

Named after the space in which the material was written, Little Green House sees Allen and Melucci exploring what it feels like to enter adulthood in unflinching detail. The pair unpack their struggles, joys, and hard-earned realizations in a way that makes them each feel wise beyond their years. “I think a lot of the record is a coming-to-terms, interpretive record about relationships with people and thinking introspectively,” says Allen. “I’m sure it’ll be a cliché very soon to say, ‘With all the time spent away, I was able to really think about things,’ but having that time ot sit and be introspective really does give you perspective on yourself, the relationships you have with other people, and that recognition that while you might all be interconnected—whether it’s your parents, your friends from high school, people you know through music—it’s bound to happen that you all have deeply individual and separate paths, and that’s okay.”

Recorded and produced by Chris Teti at Silver Bullet Studios, the diversity of perspectives on Little Green House is matched by the album’s ability to jump between sounds without ever feeling disjointed. The band’s commitment to their creative vision and exacting attention to detail is apparent, with Anxious going so far as to completely re-record the vocals until Little Green House was exactly the statement they wanted to make.

That devotion is clear from the very first notes of opener, “Your One Way Street.” Anxious sounds more deliberate than ever, with each riff pounding like a powerful declaration as Allen works through the emotions of watching one of his oldest friendships breaking apart, “I beg you, one last time as a friend / How did we get here and why does this have to end?” On “More Than A Letter” the band explores what it was like to watch a potential romantic relationship fall away because of outside pressures, and the energetic “Let Me” is a show of support from a child to a parent while watching them go through a painful divorce and features guest vocals from Pat Flynn of Fiddlehead. “I guess the idea behind the record is that coming to terms with who you are and accepting that,” says Allen. “Struggle, sadness, and pain aren’t necessarily negative things, but they are necessary things. There’s no shame or sadness put onto these feelings that you’re already experiencing. But there are positive, triumphant elements running through the album, too,” a feeling that’s best exemplified by the triumphant, and aptly titled, “Growing Up Song.”

While fans are used to Anxious’ infectious energy spilling into every song, the closing track “You When You’re Gone” shows a totally new side of the band. Where the raucous parts of the album recall Lifetime and Sense Field, this one’s pure dream pop bliss. Joined by vocalist Stella Branstool on the track, it gives Little Green House an expanded scope, one that showcases a band taking big swings and landing every single one of them.

“The goal wasn’t to create something that perfectly replicates a sound or an era,” says Allen. “It was just about us wholeheartedly trying to create something that felt distinctly like us and not worry for a second if it feels unfamiliar—we just wanted to create something that was unabashedly us.” On Little Green House, that’s exactly what Anxious did. They’ve made a record that captures the bittersweet feeling of returning to a place you grew up and realizing how the passing of time has changed you - a musical snapshot of who they were in an exact moment, and who they want to become now that they’re ready to move on.

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Philadelphia’s Sweet Pill write eruptive emo songs that embrace the edges of pop and hardcore. The kind of band whose members are fully immersed in their local scene—through a handful of notable side projects and the show-promoting Philly staple 4333 Collective—the quintet’s sound takes wide-spectrum influence from its environment. The result is an amalgam of complex song structures and flourishes of technical acumen, wholly unconcerned with genre, yet evoking the specific styles of touchstones such as Paramore and Circa Survive.

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ACTION/ADVENTURE

Action/Adventure shouldn’t be here. At least, that’s what the Chicago-based five-piece seem to think. They’re wrong – very wrong – but that’s the overriding theme of their debut album. That’s partly why they named it Imposter Syndrome – because when the band signed to Pure Noise Records, they couldn’t quite believe it. Even after they released their seven-track EP Pulling Focus in 2021, and even after that EP’s lead track “Barricades” went viral on TikTok, it didn’t feel real. After all, this is a label that’s put out some of their favorite albums by some of their favorite bands, and now they were a part of it. That sense of confused bewilderment was compounded by the timing of it all.

“For us,” says lead vocalist Blake Evaristo, “having a debut on Pure Noise is insane. Especially because, when “Barricades” blew up for us and we got all that TikTok clout, it happened during the pandemic, so we didn’t even play a show till nearly a year later. And I feel like in that time, we were having imposter syndrome, hence the title. It didn’t feel real.”

“And honestly,” adds vocalist/guitarist Brompton Jackson, “it still doesn’t even feel real. We’ve just been asking questions like is this real? Do we belong here? Is this even happening?”

Much as the band – completed by drummer Adrian Brown, bassist Manny Avila and guitarist Oren Trace – might feel that way, the facts are simple: it is real, they do belong here and it is definitely happening. But their imposter syndrome runs deeper than that, namely because they’re an entirely BIPOC band in the pop-punk scene, which automatically adds an extra layer of depth and uneasiness to everything. It’s what the TikTok video for “Barricades” was all about, and it’s an inherent part of their identity. That video was never meant to blow up, nor was it meant to be overtly political. It simply captured how they felt about who they were and was uploaded to TikTok by Jackson one day on a whim.

“It was the first video we put on TikTok,” says Evaristo. “Brompton made the account that same day, and to see it connect with people has been amazing. But we’re also here now to show that we’re more than that one song! We’ve had hate comments saying that we’re race baiting, which is so frustrating.”

“But we’re 100% not,” adds Jackson. “Me, Oren and Adrian have been playing music together for the past 16 or 17 years. We went to high school together and grew up playing music. Manny was originally friends with Oren’s wife, and we found Blake on Craigslist. It was kismet.”

Still, Action/Adventure are acutely aware their existence is nevertheless important in terms of visibility. They’re just also keen to stress that their initial intentions were all music-focused, and that it’s chance, not design, that they’re all BIPOC.

“Those two parts have to co-exist on completely even playing fields,” explains Jackson. “One can’t really outshine the other. Growing up in the scene, I almost felt like a pariah – I could count the amount of other black people going to shows on one hand. One of them is Adrian! You’d always see the same four or five other black people at shows, so you get to know each other. So it’s important to not lose sight of that, but I also don’t want us to be a token band. We’re just a band. We’re a group of people playing music that we like to listen to and that we like to write – and we just all happen to be people of color. It was an accident, it wasn’t planned.”

“We just wanted to play music,” adds Brown. “We all played music individually and ultimately it just seemed easy to play that music together. And while you don’t see a lot of people of color doing this kind of music, not many people I knew in high school liked metalcore and pop-punk, so when you find those people you’re naturally drawn to together. I just wanted to create the feeling that I got when I saw bands play.”

If that was the band’s intention, they’ve achieved it. Imposter Syndrome begins with the emphatic rush of the title track. Its blitz of flurried, angular guitars that are simultaneously aggressive and poppy, before doubling down on the main concern that plagues the record: ‘We’re the imposters’. The irony is that that song, and this record, proves otherwise. Elsewhere, “Save Yourself” is a powerfully urgent call to arms that brutalizes (in a positive way) the typical pop-punk template, while “Losing Streak” lays bare their insecurities, but pits their defiance and determination against it.

“In good times,” says Brown, “I can listen to it and be like ‘Hell yeah, I survived.’ And in bad times I can hear it and be like ‘Don’t forget to keep pushing.’ It hits me and my spirit 110%.”

“There’s a lyric in that song that goes ‘No matter what the cost is we’re still chasing losses’,” adds Avila, “and that’s so true. Because no matter what it does cost, we’re still chasing it, still going, still pushing.”

One of the other hesitations that manifests itself in this record is the fact the members of Action/Adventure are older than most pop-punk bands who release a debut album. If it’s not quite a chip on their shoulder, it’s certainly something that’s nesting in the back of their minds. But it also lends their music – as youthful and full of vitality as it is – an extra level of gravitas. It makes it matter so much more.

“We joke that it’s pop-punk for adults,” smiles Evaristo. “But our ages do add to our imposter syndrome. Age and time has just always been a struggle, and you can hear it in the lyrics too. A lot of it talks about the frustrations of that, because pop-punk is always seen as young persons’ genre and we’re just getting started. We are a little older, but we want to show that it’s never too late.”

“Over the years,” adds Jackson, “I feel the genre has really become like a meme. A lot of people don’t take it seriously – when people ask what kind of music we play and I say I’m in a pop-punk band, I’ve gotten responses like ‘I used to listen to pop-punk when I was in high school.’ It’s real tongue-in-cheek. But having it feel very genuine and being able to articulate that these are our actual feelings and emotions and thoughts is very important to all of us.”

One listen to this record, and that’s clear. It’s emotive and erudite, sophisticated and serious, fun but also full of the trials and tribulations, insecurities and uncertainties that make us all human. All that is channeled into these 10 impassioned and precise, vigorous and spirited songs. The fact that it hits so incisively and profoundly demonstrates why – even if they use the term with tongues firmly in cheek – pop-punk for adults is the perfect description. It’s precisely because they’re adults and have known each other for a very long time, that it’s able to be that.

“I’ve existed with these people for so long that they’re integral parts of my life,” admits Jackson. “They’re not my bandmates, they’re my family. We’ve all been in many different projects, and this is by far the easiest project I’ve ever been involved with. It’s not hard at all. I mean, it’s hard for the reasons that being a band is hard, but being in a band with these four other people is completely second nature at this point. That part of it isn’t work at all, and I’m eternally grateful for that.”

“Even if half of the lyrics are whining about being in a band,” chuckles Evaristo. “But I hope people listen to it and see through our own eyes that being in a band is fun, but that there’s some real shit going on, too. This might be our first album, but we’ve all been through the wringer, and I hope people hear that we have real stuff that we’re dealing with – whether that’s being in a band, being a person of color in the scene or chasing a dream that seems so hard and unattainable. I really hope people can feel what we’re feeling.”

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The Wonder Years Announce The Greatest Generation 10th Anniversary Tour

During which they'll perform the album in full every night

The Wonder Years Announce The Greatest Generation 10th Anniversary Tour

The Wonder Years have plotted a Fall 2023 tour in celebration of the 10th anniversary of their fourth studio album, The Greatest Generation . They’ll perform the album in full every night along with a “selection of other songs from across our catalog.”

Kicking off on September 9th at the band’s own Loneliest Place on Earth Fest, the expansive North American trek will make subsequent stops in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Nashville, Toronto, and many more. It’ll wrap up at The Fest in Gainesville, Florida in late October. Anxious, Sweet Pill, and Action / Adventure will serve as the openers.

A Live Nation pre-sale will begin on Tuesday, June 6th (use access code DISCO ) ahead of the general on-sale slated for Friday, June 9th via Ticketmaster .

Once tickets are on sale, you can also find them at StubHub , where orders are 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s FanProtect program. StubHub is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

The Wonder Years released their most recent album, The Hum Goes on Forever , in 2022.

The Wonder Years 2023 Tour Dates: 07/06 – Cheltenham, UK @ 2000 Trees Festival 09/09 – Philadelphia, PA @ Loneliest Place on Earth Fest 09/10 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5 09/12 – Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live! 09/13 – Richmond, VA @ The National 09/15 – Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore Charlotte 09/16 – Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues Myrtle Beach 09/17 – Atlanta, GA @ Heaven at the Masquerade 09/19 – Dallas, TX @ The Studio at the Factory 09/20 – Austin, TX @ Mohawk Austin 09/22 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre 09/23 – San Diego, CA @ The Observatory – North Park 09/25 – Anaheim, CA @ Crossroads at House of Blues Anaheim 09/26 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Belasco Theater 09/27 – San Luis Obispo, CA @ Fremont Theater 09/28 – Berkeley, CA @ The UC Theatre 09/30 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater 10/01 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo 10/04 – Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre 10/06 – Kansas City, MO @ The Truman 10/07 – St. Louis, MO @ Red Flag 10/08 – Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre 10/09 – Nashville, TN @ Brooklyn Bowl Nashville 10/11 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues Cleveland 10/12 – Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre 10/13 – Columbus, OH @ KEMBA Live! 10/14 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Roxian Theatre 10/15 – Buffalo, NY @ Town Ballroom 10/17 – Toronto, ON @ Phoenix Concert Theatre 10/18 – Ottawa, ON @ Algonquin Commons Theatre 10/19 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues Boston 10/21 – New Haven, CT @ College Street Music Hall 10/22 – Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom 10/27–29 – Gainesville, FL @ The Fest

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