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Saves the Day Tickets

Saves the Day

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Saves the Day originated in New Jersey in 1997 when lead singer Chris Conley was only 17 years old. The members of Saves the Day have changed over the years, with Chris Conley being the only stable member of the group. But whoever comprises Save the Day, one thing is clear: they have managed to find their niche in the limited hardcore scene. Getting Saves the Day tickets gives you the chance to experience the powerful sound of this young up-and-coming band.

The earliest form of Saves the Day can be traced back to 1993 when Chris Conley was only 13 years old. He began learning to play guitar and forming his first bands. Going by the names Indifference and Seffler before changing to Saves the Day, the band released their debut album Can't Slow Down (1998). The album was recorded under the label Equal Vision Records during their winter break from high school. They began to gain more success with their second album, Through Being Cool (1999), as it featured a more pop music sound. But they were focused on making their way back to being more punk rock with their album Stay What You Are (2001). The album was produced by the same producer who worked with artists Beck and Toadies. Other Saves the Day albums include In Reverie (2003), Sound the Alarm (2006) and Under the Boards (2007).

Saves the Day Concerts

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29.11.2024 07:30

Denver

USA

Ogden Theatre

29.11.2024 07:30

$51.89-$300.00

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30.11.2024 07:30

Salt Lake City

USA

The Depot - Salt Lake City

30.11.2024 07:30

$56.16-$300.00

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02.12.2024 08:00

Seattle

USA

The Showbox

02.12.2024 08:00

$43.00-$347.00

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03.12.2024 07:30

Portland

USA

Roseland Theater

03.12.2024 07:30

$164.00-$347.00

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05.12.2024 07:30

San Francisco

USA

The Regency Ballroom

05.12.2024 07:30

$46.91-$700.00

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06.12.2024 06:30

Anaheim

USA

House Of Blues - Anaheim

06.12.2024 06:30

$69.00-$347.00

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07.12.2024 07:30

Los Angeles

USA

The Wiltern

07.12.2024 07:30

$31.00-$9999.00

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08.12.2024 07:30

Tempe

USA

Marquee Theatre - AZ

08.12.2024 07:30

$56.84-$347.00

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Artist Info

Perfecting their power pop rock since the mid-'90s, New Jersey's Saves the Day call it like it is. They refrain from characteristic pogo-bouncing anthems for their own quirky post-punk and energetic live shows, influencing a new school of emo/punk bands along the way. The first incarnation of Saves the Day happened when singer/songwriter Chris Conley was only 13, and the band was first called Indifference and, later, Seffler. A name change to their current moniker, taken from a lyric from the Farside song "Hero," came with the recording of their first demo. Conley (vocals), Eben D'Amico (bass), Ted Alexander (guitar), David Soloway (guitar), and Bryan Newman (drums) made their debut with 1997's Can't Slow Down on Equal Vision Records, though D'Amico didn't join the lineup until after this album. Recorded during winter break of their high-school senior year, the record featured production work from Steve Evetts (Sepultura, Dillinger Escape Plan, Sick of It All).
Through Being Cool followed two years later, gaining a wider fan base and critical success among select punk markets with its greater pop sensibility. However, Saves the Day changed things up for 2001's Stay What You Are. Their third installment, and first release for Vagrant Records, Stay What You Are brought Rob Schnapf (Beck, Elliott Smith, Toadies) to the mixing boards for a more structured punk rock effort. The album sold more than 200,000 copies, landed on the Billboard charts, and produced two heavily rotated MTV2 videos for "At Your Funeral" and "Freakish." Lots of touring followed; they headlined 2001's Vagrant tour with labelmates Dashboard Confessional, and scored opening slots for Weezer and the Pop Disaster Tour with Green Day and blink-182.
In Reverie, the band's first for DreamWorks and with new drummer Pete Parada, followed two years later. Vagrant issued Ups & Downs: Early Recordings and B-Sides in August 2004, an album that contained exactly what the title states. The band re-signed with Vagrant in early 2006 and officially welcomed new bassist Manny Carrero into its ranks. Sound the Alarm followed that April, which of course meant tour dates through the rest of the year, including dates on that summer's Warped Tour. Parada made his exit in March 2007 and was replaced soon enough by ex-Classic Case/Glassjaw drummer Durijah Lang. Later that year, Saves the Day released Under the Boards, the second of their three-album concept that began with Sound the Alarm. Before they could finish the trio, Saves the Day would almost completely change their lineup, with Soloway, Lang, and Carrero leaving the band. Conley brought in bassist Rodrigo Palma, guitarist Arun Bali, and drummer Claudio Rivera to bolster the ranks, and went back into the studio in 2009 to begin work on a new album. Saves the Day shopped the completed album around and eventually signed on with Razor & Tie, and in 2011 released their seventh album, Daybreak. With their trilogy complete, the band made the move back to Equal Vision, releasing their eighth album, the self-titled Saves the Day, in the summer of 2013.