Holy moly, y’all… it’s emo heavy-hitter Youth Fountain coming through on the ‘If We Could Make The World A Better Place’ US Tour with Wyoming’s finest: Not My Weekend. Keep an eye out for lineup updates, and get those tickets asap.
YOUTH FOUNTAIN
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“Since 2018, Youth Fountain have carved out a lasting presence within the pop-punk and emo/hardcore scenes. The project is led by singer/songwriter Tyler Zanon, whose emotionally raw songwriting blends classic emo with modern sensibilities, a gut-punch of sincerity, equal parts vulnerable and anthemic.
Their debut Letters to Our Former Selves hit #11 on the Heatseekers Albums chart and #25 on Alternative Album Sales. Keepsakes & Reminders (2021) sparked a radio partnership with SiriusXM, while third album Together in Lonesome debuted at #4 on Alternative New Artist Albums.
The band has toured alongside Four Year Strong, Free Throw, Knuckle Puck, Hawthorne Heights, Microwave, Senses Fail, Story of the Year and Saves the Day, and appeared at Slam Dunk Festival and 2000trees Festival. New single “Before We Go” arrives May 13, 2026.”
NOT MY WEEKEND
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“Not My Weekend is a rock band, formed in Laramie, Wyoming, and based out of Los Angeles, California. They released the EP “Yellow” in 2018, followed by the full-length albums “Honeymoon” (2021) & “SHIMMER.SEASON” (2023). Throughout that time, they have done several national tours, performing alongside acts such as This Wild Life, Broadside, Action/Adventure, and many more. The band has recently released singles, including their newest effort “Over My Head”, which has become their fastest-streaming song yet. With energetic lead vocals from Patrick Gilchrist, also known for co-hosting his podcast “The Mean Time”, Nick Hudson on guitar, and Deven Pile on drums, Not My Weekend is probably playing a show near you soon! Also, expect a new album in 2027, along with NMW joining the performance lineup of the inaugural Shattered Shores cruise from Miami to Taino Bay in September of 27!”
