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Sad Summer Festival presented by @Journeys and @Converse - July 19, 2024
Mayday Parade
The Rave / Eagles Club
2401 W Wisconsin Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Jul 19, 2024
2:00 PM CDT
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About this concert
5th Anniversary
SAD SUMMER FESTIVAL
presented by @Journeys and @Converse
Mayday Parade, The Maine, The Wonder Years, We The Kings, Real Friends, Knuckle Puck, The Summer Set, Daisy Grenade, Like Roses
Friday, July 19, 2024 at 2pm
(doors scheduled to open at 1PM)
The Rave/Eagles Club
2401 W. Wisconsin Ave
Milwaukee WI 53233
https://www.therave.com
414-342-7283
All Ages
Advance tickets start at $59.00
All information subject to change. Please visit www.therave.com/ssf for any changes that may have been made since this listing was created.
Mayday Parade
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The Maine
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The Wonder Years
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We The Kings
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Real Friends
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Knuckle Puck
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The Summer Set
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Daisy Grenade
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Like Roses
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What fans are saying
Lukas
January 31st 2024
Unfortunately I missed Mayday Parade due to a mix-up in the timetable of the organizer.
After talking to the merch sellers they organized a meeting with Derek.
Derek is a very humble and caring person, as he signed my merch we were able to chat a bit about future tours.
Big thanks to the merch staff and to Derek for taking the time to meet me. Best, worst day of my life!
Love, Lukas
Vienna, Austria@Gasometer
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About the venue
The Historic Eagles Club is one of America’s largest (180,000 square feet) and busiest music clubs. Built in 1926 and listed on the National Register of Historic Building...
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Mayday Parade Biography
After fulfilling their most recent record deal with the release of their 7th studio album What It Means To Fall Apart, Mayday Parade decided to take things into their own hands so they could operate to release music on their own terms and timeline. It’s a space the band hasn’t fully existed in since their self-released debut EP, which sold 50,000 copies without the support of a label. When asked about their new single, drummer Jake Bundrick said, "Got Me All Wrong is about falling hard for someone but the other person isn’t on the same page. I met my wife on Warped Tour and the song is roughly about that. It didn’t happen immediately like I wanted but it eventually did and that’s what the song is about."
The pivot brings some much needed flexibility in support of their personal lives. “It’s extremely exciting and terrifying all at the same time,” shares Bundrick. “There’s obviously a lot more freedom and control,” adds Alex Garcia. That freedom, as Jeremy Lenzo explains it, will allow them to “release new music more consistently as opposed to dropping an album every couple of years.” As such he continues, “we’re going into this with the mindset that each song really needs to stand on its own.”
With that in mind, the band have taken their time when it comes to deciding what to record and release. The forthcoming releases and touring mark the latest chapter in the history of the Tallahassee band, as they approach nearly two decades of playing and releasing music together.
Read MoreThe pivot brings some much needed flexibility in support of their personal lives. “It’s extremely exciting and terrifying all at the same time,” shares Bundrick. “There’s obviously a lot more freedom and control,” adds Alex Garcia. That freedom, as Jeremy Lenzo explains it, will allow them to “release new music more consistently as opposed to dropping an album every couple of years.” As such he continues, “we’re going into this with the mindset that each song really needs to stand on its own.”
With that in mind, the band have taken their time when it comes to deciding what to record and release. The forthcoming releases and touring mark the latest chapter in the history of the Tallahassee band, as they approach nearly two decades of playing and releasing music together.
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