Who is headlining warped tour 2017

It remains one of the best tours to attend to discover emerging acts, to learn more about wonderful non-profits and companies who are working to make a positive impact on the world that surround them, and to meet like-minded friends. The Vans Warped Tour is not for all, but every summer I look forward to seeing those fans who do chose to come and engage and be a positive force in our community.

In addition, the tour continues to host a wide array of amazing non-profits and educational workshops for attendees.

Fans can see their favorite bands as well as become educated on these causes and how they can help. Since its inception the Vans Warped Tour created a place where fans are not only inspired by their favorite artists, but also inspired to work with a cause they care about. This is pushed even further by opening up musicians to causes they never even knew about. By creating this community of nonprofits we are able to connect fans with their favorite musicians and also inspire some good in the world.

Darien, New York. Darien Lake PAC. Burgettstown, Pennsylvania. Keybank Pavilion. Holmdel, New Jersey. Columbia, Maryland. Merriweather Post Pavilion. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Blossom Music Center. Cincinnati, Ohio. Riverbend Music Center. Noblesville, Indiana. Klipsch Music Center. Auburn Hills, Michigan. The Palace of Auburn Hills. Tinley Park, Illinois. Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. Shakopee, Minnesota. Canterbury Park. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Henry Maier Festival Park.

Maryland Heights, Missouri. Bonner Springs, Kansas. Providence Medical Center Amphitheater. Dallas, Texas. Starplex Pavilion. San Antonio, Texas. Houston, Texas. Las Cruces, New Mexico. Mountain View, California. The lineup for this year includes not only up and comers, but also a list of legacy acts spanning the tour's year history. L, Anti-Flag, Hatebreed and others, who are relevant in the punk, hardcore and metal core world.

The Vans Warped Tour is not for all, but every summer I look forward to seeing those fans who do chose to come and engage and be a positive force in our community," said founder Kevin Lyman. In addition, the tour continues to host a wide array of non-profits and educational workshops for attendees. Fans can see bands as well as become educated on these causes and how they can help.