When We Were Young 2024 Announces Lineup Featuring Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, Jimmy Eat World, and More
After a wildly successful 2023, When We Were Young announces a massive 2024 lineup with My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy taking the helm. MCR and Fall Out Boy joined by A Day to Remember, Jimmy Eat World, Pierce The Veil, The Used, Coheed and Cambria and many more.
Just a few short weeks after celebrating a massive turn out for the 2023 When We Were Young music festival, the event is already gearing up for year three at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds. This year When We Were Young is keeping true to their nostalgia fest, in all the best ways.
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We all know the feeling of disappointment that seeps in when our favorite childhood band announces their final song, but they haven’t played most of the classic tunes that defined our childhood. Thankfully, that won’t be a problem at next year’s When We Were Young festival: All your favorite bands will be performing their classic albums from start to finish.
My Chemical Romance will play The Black Parade in its entirety, A Day To Remember will perform Homesick. Jimmy Eat World will be playing Bleed American. Coheed and Cambria will be bringing down the house with Good apollo, I’m Burning Star IV. The list goes on and on with over 50 bands.
Tickets go on sale November 17th and this is sure to sell out to jump on them fast.
Tickets and more information found at: www.whenwewereyoungfestival.com
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