State Champs: Celebs Rumors

Meet Me @ The Altar have announced that they’ll be heading back to the UK next year for a run of tour dates.Following their debut UK live shows with All Time Low last month, the US pop-punk trio will embark on a European tour in support of State Champs, which reaches the UK in May.Meet Me @ The Altar, comprising guitarist Téa Campbell, drummer Ada Juarez and singer Edith Johnson, will take in shows at Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham as well as two gigs at London’s Electric Ballroom.The band are also scheduled to play Slam Dunk and Download Festival next year. You can see their full list of tour dates below.In addition to the tour news, Meet Me @ The Altar have also shared a video for ‘Now Or Never’, which features on their acclaimed major

Simple Plan have announced a 2024 tour of the UK and Europe – check out the full list of tour dates below.Yesterday (July 31), the band took to Instagram to share a list of Europe and UK tour dates between January and February next year, with State Champs and Mayday Parade confirmed as support.The extensive tour will see all three bands perform 20 shows across Europe and the UK, with shows confirmed for Paris, Barcelona, Milan, Berlin, Cologne, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, Leeds, London and more.A post shared by Simple Plan (@simpleplan)Pre-sale tickets to the tour will be available from today (August 1) from 10am local time onwards via the official Simple Plan website with the code “ICONIC”. Meanwhile, general ticket sales begin on Friday (August 4) at 10am local time.“It’s gonna be great to play a bunch of new songs from our latest album ‘Harder Than it Looks’ as well as all the fans’ favourites from our early records.

Download Festival has added 12 new names to its line-up and has announced its 2023 stage splits.Cancer Bats, Casey, Hundred Reasons, State Champs, Static Dress, Puscifer, Punk Rock Factory, Haken, Snayx, Redhook, Rituals and Cherry Bombs have been announced as the new bands to take the stage at this year’s festival.Download had previously announced the 2023 event would be headlined by Slipknot, Bring Me The Horizon and Metallica playing two completely different sets on two different nights.The likes of Ghost, Evanescence, The Distillers, Placebo and Architects were also confirmed to be appearing at Donington Park alongside 50 other acts.A post shared by Download Festival (@downloadfest)In addition, Download have also shared the stage splits. Stage times have yet to be announced but check out the festival’s stage breakdown below:THURSDAY, JUNE 8Apex StageMetallica Alter Bridge Halestorm, Jinjer Mammoth WVHOpus StageFive Finger Death Punch Puscifer, Hundred Reasons The Bronx Cancer Bats Cherry BombsThe Avalanche StageState Champs Mom Jeans Punk Rock Factory Fearless Vampire Killers TigressDogtooth StagePerturbator Haken A.A.