October 18th in Las Vegas was a milestone for pop-punk fans everywhere, as the When We Were Young Festival delivered what can only be described as one of the greatest festival days in the genre’s history. From start to finish, the energy, the music, and the atmosphere combined for an experience that will be remembered for years to come.
Read MoreOctober 18th at the When We Were Young Festival in Las Vegas was a day of unforgettable nostalgia, and Panic! at the Disco delivered one of the most talked-about performances in recent festival history. As one of the two headliners, the band commanded the stage for an hour and 45 minutes, combining all the hits, theatrical flair, and high-energy rock showmanship that made them icons, leaving fans in pure awe. For many, it was arguably the greatest show of all time.
Read MoreOctober 18th in Las Vegas was a day packed with pop-punk history, and blink-182 proved why they are still one of the genre’s most electrifying acts at the When We Were Young Festival. As one of the two headliners, the band delivered an hour-and-a-half set that combined all the hits, non-stop energy, and irreverent humor fans have come to expect, sending the crowd into a near-constant frenzy from start to finish.
Read MoreAs the sun set over the Las Vegas desert on October 18th, the When We Were Young Festival reached a fever pitch, and Weezer took the stage to remind everyone why they remain one of rock’s most enduring and beloved acts. With a short but exhilarating set, the band brought all the hits, unstoppable energy, and stage presence that had the crowd screaming, dancing, and singing along from the very first note.
Read MoreOctober 18th in Las Vegas was a day for pop-punk history, and Avril Lavigne proved why she remains one of the scene’s enduring icons at the When We Were Young Festival. Delivering a short but absolutely electric set, Lavigne brought all the hits fans had been waiting for, along with an infectious energy that had the crowd screaming, dancing, and singing along from start to finish.
Read MoreAs the sun dipped below the Las Vegas skyline on October 18th, the When We Were Young Festival hit its golden hour, and The Offspring took the stage to deliver one of the day’s most unforgettable performances. With a short but high-octane set, the band delivered all the hits that defined a generation, sending the crowd into a frenzy while proving they still have the energy, precision, and stage presence that have made them icons of punk rock.
Read MoreOctober 18th in Las Vegas was a pop-punk and emo fan’s dream, and The Used delivered one of the day’s most electrifying performances at the When We Were Young Festival. With a short but absolutely explosive set, the band proved that their music still resonates decades later, bringing all the hits and enough nostalgia to make the crowd erupt from the very first note.
Read MoreOn October 18th, the Las Vegas desert transformed into a pop-punk paradise as the When We Were Young Festival delivered an unforgettable lineup of bands, and Simple Plan proved why they remain one of the genre’s enduring favorites. Playing a short but electrifying set during the day, the band brought their signature energy, performed all the hits, and reminded fans why their music has become the soundtrack to so many formative moments.
Read MoreUnder the bright Las Vegas sky on October 18th, the When We Were Young Festival pulsed with energy, emotion, and a whole lot of pop-punk spirit. But one of the undeniable highlights of the day came when Yellowcard hit the stage — a band whose sound defined an entire generation of Warped Tour summers and emotional singalongs. What unfolded was a thrilling, high-energy set that reminded everyone why Yellowcard’s music still hits just as hard today as it did twenty years ago.
Read MoreLas Vegas was buzzing on October 18th as the When We Were Young Festival once again proved itself to be a paradise for pop-punk fans and emo revivalists. Among a stacked lineup of heavy-hitters, Boys Like Girls delivered one of the most memorable performances of the day — a short but sweet set that reignited teenage hearts and reminded everyone why their songs became anthems in the first place.
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