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WE CAME AS ROMANS Announce 'Darkbloom II' Fall 2023 Tour, BLABBERMOUTH.NET Presale

After a completely sold-out first leg, metalcore veterans WE CAME AS ROMANS have now announced their return to the road with the "Darkbloom II" headline tour, a mammoth 30-date run with support from EMMURE , BODYSNATCHER and ARCHETYPES COLLIDE . The trek will kick off on October 10 in Indianapolis and make its way throughout the USA, culminating in Nashville, Tennessee on November 19.

Speaking on today's news, vocalist Dave Stephens shares: "After selling out every show of 'Darkbloom' part one earlier this year and seeing the demand for the tour, we wanted to bring it to some of the cities we weren't able to play. We have worked hard to brainstorm a lineup that showcases the diversity of heavy music from ARCHETYPES COLLIDE to BODYSNATCHER to EMMURE . We have toured with EMMURE more times than I can count, but this time will be one of the most exciting for us as it will be their first since late 2019."

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WE CAME AS ROMANS "Darkbloom II" tour dates with EMMURE , BODYSNATCHER and ARCHETYPES COLLIDE :

Oct. 10 - Indianapolis IN @ Deluxe at Old National Centre ( buy tickets ) Oct. 11 - Milwaukee WI @ The Rave ( buy tickets ) Oct. 13 - Grand Rapids MI @ The Intersection ( buy tickets ) Oct. 14 - Cleveland OH @ House of Blues ( buy tickets ) Oct. 15 - Joliet IL @ The Forge ( buy tickets ) Oct. 17 - Buffalo NY @ Town Ballroom ( buy tickets ) Oct. 18 - Toronto ON @ Danforth ( buy tickets ) Oct. 20 - Sayreville NJ @ Starland ( buy tickets ) Oct. 21 - Hartford CT @ The Webster ( buy tickets ) Oct. 22 - Providence RI @ Fete Music Hall ( buy tickets ) Oct. 24 - Albany NY @ Empire Live ( buy tickets ) Oct. 25 - Harrisburg PA @ HMAC ( buy tickets ) Oct. 27 - Norfolk VA @ The Norva ( buy tickets ) Oct. 28 - Carrboro NC @ Cat's Cradle ( buy tickets ) Oct. 29 - Columbia SC @ The Senate ( buy tickets ) Oct. 31 - Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution ( buy tickets ) Nov. 01 - Tampa FL @ Jannus Live ( buy tickets ) Nov. 03 - New Orleans LA @ House of Blues ( buy tickets ) Nov. 04 - Dallas TX @ House Of Blues ( buy tickets ) Nov. 05 - San Antonio TX @ Vibes Event Center ( buy tickets ) Nov. 07 - Tucson AZ @ Encore ( buy tickets ) Nov. 08 - San Diego CA @ House Of Blues ( buy tickets ) Nov. 10 - Pomona CA @ Fox Theater ( buy tickets ) Nov. 11 - Las Vegas NV @ Brooklyn Bowl ( buy tickets ) Nov. 12 - Salt Lake City UT @ The Complex ( buy tickets ) Nov. 14 - Denver CO @ Ogden Theatre ( buy tickets ) Nov. 15 - Omaha NE @ The Admiral ( buy tickets ) Nov. 17 - St. Louis MO @ Red Flag ( buy tickets ) Nov. 18 - Cincinnati OH @ Bogart's ( buy tickets ) Nov. 19 - Nashville TN @ Brooklyn Bowl ( buy tickets )

WE CAME AS ROMANS released their latest album, "Darkbloom" , in 2022 via Sharptone Records . Their first new full-length release in five years has spawned a run of massively successful singles, including the title track and its reimagined counterpart "Darkbloom (Reimagined)" featuring deathcore innovators BRAND OF SACRIFICE , "Plagued" , "Golden" , "Black Hole" and "Daggers" . Combined they have clocked up over 5.1 million YouTube views and 50 million streams.

Since the release of their milestone debut album, 2009's "To Plant A Seed" , diehard fans depend on WE CAME AS ROMANS to deliver intimate, confessional and autobiographical anthems, each one challenging, triumphant and passionate. "Darkbloom" is a bright light in the darkness with the strength of every WE CAME AS ROMANS album before it. Singer David Stephens , guitarist Joshua Moore , bassist Andy Glass , guitarist Lou Cotton and drummer David Puckett usher in an ambitious, courageous new era, while honoring the legacy and memory of their fallen bandmate, co-vocalist and keyboardist Kyle Pavone .

WE CAME AS ROMANS ' initial ascent was quick and assured, catapulting the band (who met as teens) into the hearts of devoted fans immersed in the metalcore, post-hardcore and Warped Tour subculture. Their hook-filled heavy music carries an uplifting message and connects with even greater urgency live. The increasingly diverse catalog of metallic might, melodic strength, and electronic atmosphere soars in clubs, theaters, and fests. They've supported tastemaker acts like BRING ME THE HORIZON , I PREVAIL , BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE and THE USED .

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We Came As Romans Announce 2023 US Headline Tour

After a completely sold-out first leg, metalcore legends  We Came As Romans  have now announced their return to the road with the ‘ Darkbloom II Headline Tour’ , a mammoth 30-date run with support from Emmure, Bodysnatcher, and Archetypes Collide. The tour will kick off on October 10th, 2023 in Indianapolis and make its way throughout the USA, culminating in Nashville, TN on November 19th, 2023. Tickets go on general sale this Friday (August 25th) at 10am local time from  iamdarkbloom.com  Full routing below.

Speaking on today’s news, vocalist  Dave Stephens  shares:

“After selling out every show of Darkbloom part one earlier this year and seeing the demand for the tour, we wanted to bring it to some of the cities we weren’t able to play. We have worked hard to brainstorm a line up that showcases the diversity of heavy music from Archetypes Collide to Bodysnatcher to Emmure. We have toured with Emmure more times than I can count, but this time will be one of the most exciting for us as it will be their first since late 2019.”

WE CAME AS ROMANS 

DARKBLOOM II TOUR

w/ Emmure, Bodysnatcher, and Archetypes Collide

10-Oct Indianapolis IN Deluxe at Old National Centre

11-Oct Milwaukee WI The Rave

13-Oct Grand Rapids MI The Intersection

14-Oct Cleveland OH House of Blues

15-Oct Joliet IL The Forge

17-Oct Buffalo NY Town Ballroom

18-Oct Toronto ON Danforth

20-Oct Sayreville NJ Starland

21-Oct Hartford CT The Webster

22-Oct Providence RI Fete Music Hall

24-Oct Albany NY Empire Live

25-Oct Harrisburg PA HMAC

27-Oct Norfolk VA The Norva

28-Oct Carrboro NC Cat’s Cradle

29-Oct Columbia SC The Senate

31-Oct Fort Lauderdale, FL Revolution

1-Nov Tampa FL Jannus Live

3-Nov New Orleans LA House of Blues

4-Nov Dallas TX House of Blues

5-Nov San Antonio TX Vibes Event Center

7-Nov Tucson AZ Encore

8-Nov San Diego CA House of Blues

10-Nov Pomona CA Fox Theater

11-Nov Las Vegas NV Brooklyn Bowl

12-Nov Salt Lake City UT The Complex

14-Nov Denver CO Ogden Theatre

15-Nov Omaha NE The Admiral

17-Nov St. Louis MO Red Flag

18-Nov Cincinnati OH Bogart’s

19-Nov Nashville TN Brooklyn Bowl

We Came As Romans  released their highly anticipated album  ‘Darkbloom’  in 2022 via Sharptone Records. Their first new full length release in five years has spawned a run of massively successful singles including album title track  “Darkbloom”  and it’s reimagined counterpart  “Darkbloom (Reimagined)”  featuring deathcore innovators,  Brand Of Sacrifice ,   “Plagued” ,   “Golden” , “ Black Hole ” and “ Daggers “ . Combined they have clocked up over  5.1 million YouTube  views and  50 million streams . 

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WE CAME AS ROMANS Announce 2023 US Headline Tour with EMMURE, BODYSNATCHER, and ARCHETYPES COLLIDE

After a completely sold-out first leg, metalcore veterans  We Came As Romans  have now announced their return to the road with the  “Darkbloom II”  headline tour, a mammoth 30-date run with support from  Emmure ,  Bodysnatcher  and  Archetypes Collide . The trek will kick off on October 10 in Indianapolis and make its way throughout the USA, culminating in Nashville, Tennessee on November 19.

Speaking on today’s news, vocalist  Dave Stephens  shares: “After selling out every show of  ‘Darkbloom’  part one earlier this year and seeing the demand for the tour, we wanted to bring it to some of the cities we weren’t able to play. We have worked hard to brainstorm a lineup that showcases the diversity of heavy music from  Archetypes Collide  to  Bodysnatcher  to  Emmure . We have toured with  Emmure  more times than I can count, but this time will be one of the most exciting for us as it will be their first since late 2019.”

General on-sale will be Friday, August 25 at 10 AM local time at THIS LOCATION .

WE CAME AS ROMANS “Darkbloom II”  Tour Dates with  EMMURE ,  BODYSNATCHER  and  ARCHETYPES COLLIDE :

Oct. 10 – Indianapolis IN @ Deluxe at Old National Centre Oct. 11 – Milwaukee WI @ The Rave Oct. 13 – Grand Rapids MI @ The Intersection Oct. 14 – Cleveland OH @ House of Blues Oct. 15 – Joliet IL @ The Forge Oct. 17 – Buffalo NY @ Town Ballroom Oct. 18 – Toronto ON @ Danforth Oct. 20 – Sayreville NJ @ Starland Oct. 21 – Hartford CT @ The Webster Oct. 22 – Providence RI @ Fete Music Hall Oct. 24 – Albany NY @ Empire Live Oct. 25 – Harrisburg PA @ HMAC Oct. 27 – Norfolk VA @ The Norva Oct. 28 – Carrboro NC @ Cat’s Cradle Oct. 29 – Columbia SC @ The Senate Oct. 31 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution Nov. 01 – Tampa FL @ Jannus Live Nov. 03 – New Orleans LA @ House of Blues Nov. 04 – Dallas TX @ House Of Blues Nov. 05 – San Antonio TX @ Vibes Event Center Nov. 07 – Tucson AZ @ Encore Nov. 08 – San Diego CA @ House Of Blues Nov. 10 – Pomona CA @ Fox Theater Nov. 11 – Las Vegas NV @ Brooklyn Bowl Nov. 12 – Salt Lake City UT @ The Complex Nov. 14 – Denver CO @ Ogden Theatre Nov. 15 – Omaha NE @ The Admiral Nov. 17 – St. Louis MO @ Red Flag Nov. 18 – Cincinnati OH @ Bogart’s Nov. 19 – Nashville TN @ Brooklyn Bowl

We Came As Romans  released their latest album,  “Darkbloom” , in 2022 via  Sharptone Records . Their first new full-length release in five years has spawned a run of massively successful singles, including the title track and its reimagined counterpart  “Darkbloom (Reimagined)” ,  “Plagued”, “Golden”, “Black Hole”  and  “Daggers”. Combined they have clocked up over 5.1 million YouTube views and 50 million streams.

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After releasing their long-awaited new album  Darkbloom last Friday (Oct. 14), We Came as Romans have announced an early 2023 headlining U.S. tour, also featuring Erra and Brand of Sacrifice , making it a can't-miss package.

The new record is the veteran metalcore group's first since 2017's  Cold Like War , and it also marks their first full length release since the tragic death of co-vocalist Kyle Pavone. supported by standout songs such as "Black Hole, "Daggers" and the title track.

Both Erra and Brand of Sacrifice will be touting 2021 releases,  Erra and  Lifeblood , respectively.

The tour launches from Pittsburgh, Pa. on Jan. 19 and will make a total of 24 stops, the last being in Detroit, Mich. on Feb. 18. See the full list of dates below and look for tickets to go on sale at this location at 10AM on Oct. 21.

Commenting on the upcoming trek, guitarist Joshua Moore exclaims, "We’re stoked to announce we’ll be hitting the road again on the Darkbloom headliner! We’re being our pals in Erra and Brand of Sacrifice - get ready for a heavy show! We’re excited to be able to play a ton of new songs for our fans, we’re so grateful for your support over the last four years!"

We Came as Romans 2023 U.S. Tour Dates With Erra + Brand of Sacrifice

Jan. 19 - Pittsburgh, Pa. @ Mr Smalls Jan. 20 - Philadelphia, Pa. @ TLA Jan. 21 - Worcester, Mass. @ The Palladium Jan. 22 - New York, N.Y. @ Irving Plaza Jan. 24 - Baltimore, Md. @ Baltimore Soundstage Jan. 25 - Richmond, Va. @ Canal Club Jan. 26 - Charlotte, N.C. @ The Underground Jan. 27 - Atlanta, Ga. @ The Masquerade Jan. 28 - Orlando, Fla. @ House of Blues Jan. 30 - Houston, Texas @ White Oak Music Hall Jan. 31 - Austin, Texas @ Empire Feb. 01 - Dallas, Texas @ House of Blues Feb. 03 - Phoenix, Ariz. @ The Nile Feb. 04 - Anaheim, Calif. @ House of Blues Feb. 05 - Sacramento, Calif. @ Ace of Spades Feb. 07 - Portland, Ore. @ Hawthorne Theatre Feb. 08 - Seattle, Wash. @ The Crocodile Feb. 10 - Salt Lake City, Utah @ The Complex Feb. 11 - Denver, Colo. @ Summit Music Hall Feb. 13 - Lawrence, Kan. @ Granada Feb. 14 - Minneapolis, Minn. @ Varsity Theater Feb. 15 - Chicago, Ill. @ House of Blues Feb. 17 - Columbus, Ohio @ The King of Clubs Feb. 18 - Detroit, Mich. @ St. Andrew's Hall

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WE CAME AS ROMANS announce Darkbloom II Headline Tour with EMMURE

We Came As Romans have announced a fall headlining run in support of their 2022 album, Darkbloom , fittingly dubbed "Darkbloom II Headline Tour." Deathcore vets Emmure — who haven't played a show since before the pandemic — have been tapped as direct support, with Bodysnatcher and Archetypes Collide set to round out the bill.

WCAR vocalist Dave Stephens commented: "After selling out every show of Darkbloom part one earlier this year and seeing the demand for the tour, we wanted to bring it to some of the cities we weren't able to play. We have worked hard to brainstorm a lineup that showcases the diversity of heavy music from Archetypes Collide to Bodysnatcher to Emmure.

"We have toured with Emmure more times than I can count, but this time will be one of the most exciting for us as it will be their first since late 2019."

Tickets will go on sale to the general public this Friday, August 25th at 10 a.m. local time. Check out the full itinerary below.

We Came as Romans Darkbloom II Headline Tour dates: 10/10 Indianapolis, IN – Deluxe at Old National Centre 10/11 Milwaukee, WI – The Rave 10/13 Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection 10/14 Cleveland, OH – House of Blues 10/15 Joliet, IL – The Forge 10/17 Buffalo, NY – Town Ballroom 10/18 Toronto, ON – Danforth 10/20 Sayreville, NJ – Starland 10/21 Hartford, CT – The Webster 10/22 Providence, RI – Fete Music Hall 10/24 Albany, NY – Empire Live 10/25 Harrisburg, PA – HMAC 10/27 Norfolk, VA – The Norva 10/28 Carrboro, NC – Cat's Cradle 10/29 Columbia, SC – The Senate 10/31 Fort Lauderdale, FL – Revolution 11/01 Tampa, FL – Jannus Live 11/03 New Orleans, LA – House of Blues 11/04 Dallas, TX – House of Blues 11/05 San Antonio, TX – Vibes Event Center 11/06 Tucson, AZ – Encore 11/08 San Diego, CA – House of Blues 11/10 Pomona, CA – Fox Theater 11/11 Las Vegas, NV – Brooklyn Bowl 11/12 Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex 11/14 Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre 11/15 Omaha, NE – The Admiral 11/17 St. Louis, MO – Red Flag 11/18 Cincinnati, OH – Bogart's 11/19 Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl

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We Came As Romans Brings ‘Darkbloom II Tour’ To More Cities This Fall 

The metalcore outfit We Came As Romans have been touring across the globe this year, but seeing as the demand was so high, they’re hitting the road again to bring Darkbloom to even more fans.

The 30-date run marks the second leg of the band’s U.S. tour, kicking-off on Oct. 10 in Indianapolis. Throughout the trek, they’ll appear at venues like Cleveland’s House of Blues, The Senate in Columbia, Pomona’s Fox Theatre, and the Town Ballroom in Buffalo before wrapping-up at Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl on Nov. 19.

Fellow metalcore heavyweights Emmure, Bodysnatcher, and Archetypes Collide will provide support.

We Came As Romans’ frontman Dave Stephens told Blabbermouth that every show was sold out on the Darkbloom Tour earlier this year, which sparked the new round of tour dates, allowing the band to play more cities.

“We have worked hard to brainstorm a lineup that showcases the diversity of heavy music, from Archetypes Collide to Bodysnatcher to Emmure,” Stephens said. “We have toured with Emmure more times than I can count, but this time will be one of the most exciting for us as it will be their first since late 2019.”

We Came As Romans rose in the metalcore and posthardcore scene during the 2010’s, gaining popularity with singles like “Mis//Understanding,” “A War Inside,” and “The World I Used To Know.” In 2018, the band’s co-vocalist Kyle Pavone died due to an accidental drug overdose. The band still went on tour as scheduled to honor Pavone and announced that they would not be replacing him.

In 2022, the band released their first record in five years: Darkbloom . The LP, following 2017’s Cold War , featured tracks “Plagued,” “Daggers,” and “Black Hole” featuring Beartooth’s Caleb Shomo.

See the full list of We Came As Romans’ tour dates and ticket links below.

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We Came As Romans ‘Darkbloom II’ Fall Tour 2023

Oct. 10 – Indianapolis IN | Deluxe at Old National Centre Oct. 11 – Milwaukee WI | The Rave Oct. 13 – Grand Rapids MI | The Intersection Oct. 14 – Cleveland OH | House of Blues Oct. 15 – Joliet IL | The Forge Oct. 17 – Buffalo NY | Town Ballroom Oct. 18 – Toronto ON | Danforth Oct. 20 – Sayreville NJ | Starland Oct. 21 – Hartford CT | The Webster Oct. 22 – Providence RI | Fete Music Hall Oct. 24 – Albany NY | Empire Live Oct. 25 – Harrisburg PA | HMAC Oct. 27 – Norfolk VA | The Norva Oct. 28 – Carrboro NC | Cat’s Cradle Oct. 29 – Columbia SC | The Senate Oct. 31 – Fort Lauderdale, FL | Revolution Nov. 01 – Tampa FL | Jannus Live Nov. 03 – New Orleans LA | House of Blues Nov. 04 – Dallas TX | House Of Blues Nov. 05 – San Antonio TX | Vibes Event Center Nov. 07 – Tucson AZ | Encore Nov. 08 – San Diego CA | House Of Blues Nov. 10 – Pomona CA | Fox Theater Nov. 11 – Las Vegas NV | Brooklyn Bowl Nov. 12 – Salt Lake City UT | The Complex Nov. 14 – Denver CO | Ogden Theatre Nov. 15 – Omaha NE | The Admiral Nov. 17 – St. Louis MO | Red Flag Nov. 18 – Cincinnati OH | Bogart’s Nov. 19 – Nashville TN | Brooklyn Bowl

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We Came As Romans formed in July 2005 and are an American melodic metalcore band hailing from Michigan, U.S., currently signed to Equal Vision Record

Originally named The Emergency, We Came As Romans formed of high school seniors Sean N. Zelda, Dave Stephens, Jonny Nabors, Mark Myatt and Joshua Moore and played a number of shows in the Detroit, Michigan, U.S. area. Soon after Jonny Nabors and Sean Zelda were replaced by Sean Daley and Larry Clark and the name changed to We Came As Romans.

The band’s first full length album “To Plant A Seed” was released in November 2009 produced alongside Joey Sturgis, the album made a big debut on the Billboard charts reaching No.6 on the Top Heatseekers chart and No. 25 on Top Independent chart. After the release of the album the band left on the ‘Leave It to the Suits’ tour with Of Mice & Men and Broadway, and featured on the ‘Punk Goes Pop Volume Three’ where they covered Justin Timberlake’s “My Love” and placed We Came As Romans on the national tour circuit.

We Came As Roman’s tour scheduling is a thing to behold and the majority of 2010 and 2011 was spent touring around the majority of the U.S. and Canada as well as a couple months in New Zealand and Australia. The band has a proclivity for elaborately titled tour names including: ‘Scream It Like You Mean It Tour’ and ‘We Are Not Meaningless Tour.’

Released in September 2011 We Came As Romans’ third studio album “Understanding What We've Grown to Be” took a darker turn for the band whilst maintaining the bands overall positivity and brotherhood. The album was greeted with excellent reviews and commercially performed better than its predecessor, reaching No. 20 on the Billboard Top 200. Following the release, the band continued their pattern of relentless tour scheduling travelling to UK/Europe, Australia, the Philippines, Japan, Russia, as well as North and South America, alongside the likes of The Used, Megadeth, NOFX, Suicide Silence and The Devil Wears Prada.

The band’s most recent and most popular album “Tracing Back Roots” has solidified the band's position in the pop/punk genre and has seen lead singer Dave Stephens leave the screaming voice behind entering a new era of wider accessibility to their music.

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Although there has been a number of lineup changes, the six members currently performing as We Came As Romans are perhaps the strongest outfit thus far. The group has made a huge impression on the scene with their melodic metal core despite having only formed just under ten years ago with a very energetic and interactive live show.

There is no doubt the fans are dedicated, especially in the UK where the group are more of a cult phenomena than a chart success. This does not affect the sheer amount of people packed into Islington's O2 Academy who are ready to sing along in force to the material from all three albums. 'Tracing Back Roots' is perhaps the best known album yet the early fans make themselves heard during a thrashing performance of 'Roads That Don't End and Views That Never Cease'. The whole room is united during the final track 'To Plant A Seed' as the boys really do show off their insane instrumental prowess during a developed version of this early single with extended outro to keep the crowds rocking along.

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I bought the Platinum VIP package, so I was able to do so much more than just watch the show. The meet and greet was with WCAR and Memphis May Fire and we ate and interacted with the bands, and that was an experience all in itself. After For Today and Miss May I performed, and both bands put on an excellent show, I got to go into the VIP area and look down from the side of the stage and watch WCAR perform. Their show is always energetic and awesome, but being able to watch it without having people block my view (I'm kind of short) or bang into me was a whole different level of watching them perform. I actually got to watch the crowd and the band and see so many people enjoying the show the way I do, and that energy was something to see. Needless to say, I had one of the best times I've ever had at a show and I don't know how I can top that experience. I'm still smiling thinking about it!

I drove four and a half hours from Canada with some friends to see my favourite band, ERRA. ERRA was awesome, worth the trip in their own, but the rest of the show was everything we could have hoped it would be. Great energy from all the bands and the audience. Excellent music all around. I'd like to point out that the venue, the Intersection is a great place to take in a show, lots of bars, nice restrooms, huge floor and a nice raised stage so everyone can see the bands. It was our first time in Grand Rapids and we have no complaints about the experience at all. Nice job to everyone involved, from the event staff to the bands!

We Came As Romans always puts on a great show. If you're looking for a feel good, upbeat concert WCAR is definitely a show to see.

They sound great live and always engage the audience to make you have a great time. They have been on a few Warped tours in the past, but I suggest seeing a show that they are headlining so you can focus all your attention towards them.

From the beginning to now, even after many band member changes and changing their sound, they have always been a great band.

Go rock out to one of their shows! You won't regret it.

Very good show top to bottom, including local bands! I love the venue most of all. It’s the perfect size and you’re close enough to all the bands to enjoy the action. Oceans Ate Alaska was amazing, We Came brought the house down!

What a phenomenal performance. Crowd was amazing and full of energy. WCAR absolutely slayed it! I may have giving myself CTE from the head banging. Can't wait to see them again when they are in town!

This was my first We Came as Romans show and it was amazing. I will definitely be seeing them again. They are one of my favorite bands and they never let me down.

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We Came As Romans: DARKBLOOM II TOUR 2023

Emmure, bodysnatcher, archetypes collide.

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Since the release of the milestone debut album, 2009’s To Plant a Seed , diehard fans depend on We Came As Romans to deliver intimate, confessional, and autobiographical anthems, each one challenging, triumphant, and passionate. Darkbloom is a bright light in the darkness with the strength of every WCAR album before it. Singer David Stephens, guitarist Joshua Moore, bassist Andy Glass, guitarist Lou Cotton, and drummer David Puckett usher in an ambitious, courageous new era, while honoring the legacy and memory of their fallen bandmate, co-vocalist and keyboardist Kyle Pavone.

We Came As Romans’ initial ascent was quick and assured, catapulting the band (who met as teens) into the hearts of diehard fans immersed in the metalcore, post-hardcore, and Warped Tour subculture. Their hook-filled heavy music carried an uplifting message and connects with even greater urgency live. The increasingly diverse catalog of metallic might, melodic strength, and electronic atmosphere soars in clubs, theaters, and fests. They’ve supported tastemaker acts like Bring Me The Horizon, I Prevail, A Day To Remember, Falling In Reverse, Bullet For My Valentine, and The Used.

Moore and Stephens are a formidable writing team. Crowds connected with the songs on To Plant a Seed and its follow-up, 2011’s Understanding What We’ve Grown to Be . They entered Billboard’s Independent Albums chart at No. 1 with 2013’s Tracing Back Roots . Metal Hammer described 2015 self-titled fourth album as “a massive departure from their comfort zone. Where once there was positivity, patience, and platitudes, there is now pain.” AltPress declared 2017’s Cold Like War a “milestone,” noting the “expanded range of sounds, emotions, and songwriting capabilities.”

Roughly a year after Cold Like War ’s release, an accidental overdose took Pavone’s life. A devastated WCAR vowed to continue, in his memory, for each other, and for their fans. Each record marks a moment in time, a stage in the process of continuing evolution, none more so than Darkbloom . Shaped by their collective loss and grief, the album balances the optimistic vitality of WCAR’s most beloved work with stark realism and emotion. Like a flower emerging through concrete, We Came As Romans symbolize the transformative power of perseverance.

For a generation of malcontents and outsiders desperate for that extra bit of adrenaline, just to make it through another day, the unrivaled ability of Frankie Palmeri to flip his middle fingers at the world (and himself), with equal bravado and passion, has made EMMURE essential listening. 

Heralded as pissed, politically incorrect, and “the most polarizing metal band since Limp Bizkit” in a Revolver Magazine cover story which sought to contextualize internet shit-posts and the band’s “brutish brand of hip-hop-inflected deathcore,” EMMURE lets the music do the talking, first and foremost. Frankie Palmeri doesn’t mince word onstage or off and EMMURE albums are allergic to complicated metaphors and overflowing with unrelenting, unforgiving, unstoppable beatdowns.

“HINDSIGHT” continues the creative partnership between the band’s singer (and sole remaining original member) and whirlwind guitarist Joshua Travis, who injected fresh energy into 2017’s Look at Yourself . It reunites the band with producer WZRD BLD, aka Drew Fulk (Dance Gavin Dance, Motionless In White, Bad Wolves). But where its predecessor viciously fought through suicidal ideation, feelings of hopelessness, and failure, “HINDSIGHT” is somehow more savage and refined.

Bloodthirsty bangers like “Pigs Ear” and “Gypsy Disco” roar with calculated ferocity, as Palmeri examines past decisions, victories, setbacks, and mistakes, with his well-documented knack for fearless autobiographical catharsis. He’s been open about his struggles with substance abuse, ex-band members, and the press. (A few would-be journalists describe him as “combative.”) But it’s exactly that raw authenticity and unrelenting forward motion that makes EMMURE so powerful.

A YouTube video from the Punk Rock MBA channel called “MOST HATED METALCORE BANDS: Emmure, Bring Me The Horizon, Attila” was viewed over 450,000 times in just over six months.

“Gypsy Disco” samples firebrand punk GG Allin, which makes a twisted kind of sense. Palmeri has openly expressed his admiration for the late provocateur, whose exploits were documented in the 1993 documentary, Hated: GG Allin and the Murder Junkies . He’s similarly fond of another controversial and since departed agitator, who fronted the band Anal Cunt. “I would like to have a beer with Seth Putnam or GG Allin,” Frankie told Loudwire . “Those guys were on the level.”

Songs like “Solar Flare Homicide” , “Flag of the Beast” , “Natural Born Killer” , “A Gift A Curse” , “Nemesis” , and “MDMA” became scene anthems thanks to Palmeri’s charisma, a dose of death metal brutality, grooves that inspire both head-nodding and headbanging, and brash aggression.

Since 2003, the Queens, New York born rabble-rouser built EMMURE from a teenaged idea into a nearly two-decade strong extreme music institution, surviving trends, shake-ups, and critics. EMMURE doesn’t play at being “dark” or “angry” for its own sake; Palmeri has always been the same guy both onstage and off. He won’t write the same things he’s already talked about, or phrase things in quite the same way. There are no apologies and no regrets, as each EMMURE album was an honest document of how he felt. And he’s just as outspoken about his growth.

EMMURE ’s confrontational spirit and irresistible hooks won them fans on Rockstar Mayhem, Warped Tour, Knotfest, countless festivals, and on tour with a diverse range of bands that includes Five Finger Death Punch, Killswitch Engage, As I Lay Dying, and co-headliners Whitechapel. Across eight albums - like the genre classics “Speaker of the Dead” (2011), and “Eternal Enemies” (2014) – EMMURE battled their way into the extreme music scene like uninvited but necessary guests.

The band’s moniker references “immurement,” a particularly brutal form of execution where a person was trapped behind walls and simply left to die. EMMURE has defied all death sentences, however, from without and within. And while they’ve never been one to court awards or accolades, the fact that heavy metal tastemaker Loudwire put them alongside iconoclastic troublemakers GG Allin and Marilyn Manson in a list of 10 Bands That Didn’t Care If You Hated Them , just before the release of Hindsight, was exactly the kind of press to earn Frankie’s retweet.

“The band’s latest single, ‘Gypsy Disco,’ dropped earlier this year, and listening to it,” they wrote, “it’s safe to say EMMURE still couldn’t give a shit what you think about them.”

Tenacious, raw, and uncompromising in a sea of fakery, EMMURE proudly stands apart.

Bodysnatcher

An epically unashamed demonstration of aggression, Bodysnatcher’s music is dark, furious, and threatening. It’s a sound born from the burden of struggle and an unwavering commitment to continued survival against all obstacles. Bodysnatcher put the “core” back in Deathcore. Bleed-Abide, the Melbourne, Florida quartet’s third album, crackles with rage and power. As seen on tour with Chelsea Grin, Lorna Shore, and Slaughter To Prevail, and in a series of increasingly packed, sweaty, and electrifying club shows, Bodysnatcher music, lyrics, and imagery already inspired several tattoos and proven transformative to deeply connected listeners. The alligator-filled swamps and burned-out tourist beaches of Florida were fertile ground for death metal when the late/great Chuck Schuldiner took his love of heavy thrash and crushed it into a new subgenre. The Sunshine State gave gruesome birth to genre pioneers like Death, Morbid Angel, Obituary, and Deicide. Morrisound Recording became the site where legendary bands summoned essential albums. Florida claims almost as many crucial hardcore, punk, and power-violence bands, including Poison The Well, Shai Hulud, Brethren, Assück, and Strongarm. Kyle Medina (vocals), Kyle Carter (guitar), Kyle Shope (bass), and Chris Whited (drums) embody the hardcore spirit and cut their teeth in the tight-knit community. They are monikered after the nickname of one of history’s most notorious serial killers, Ed Gein, and represented by a triangular symbol steeped in alchemy and the occult. But Bodysnatcher lyrics owe more to the horrors of domestic strife than the gore of their Florida-based forebearers in Cannibal Corpse. The inception point came with the purest of intentions. “I was around 17,” Medina explains. “We were just going to be a band that was basically a ‘breakdown band’ for my friends to mosh to.” Eventually stabilizing with a lineup that overlapped at various points with beloved groups like King Conquer and Dealey Plaza, Bodysnatcher released a quick succession of albums and 4 Bodysnatcher · by Ryan J Downey · 2021 ryanjdowney.com · [email protected] EPs, most notably Abandonment (2015), Death of Me (2017), and the utterly crushing This Heavy Void (2020). Combined with a blistering live show, this led to a deal with the MNRK Heavy label. Bleed-Abide is the darkest offering yet from Bodysnatcher, burning with an intensity derived from a further focus on sonic pummeling and truth-telling narratives. “Even as a pissed-off teenager, the first songs I wrote were about personal experiences and people who did me wrong,” Medina says. “The musicianship is more mature; there are still a lot of breakdowns but done in a much smarter way. It’s definitely still Bodysnatcher. It’s like Bodysnatcher on steroids.” All of the guys contribute to the lyrics, resulting in multiple points of view and diverse insights anchored by common themes of catharsis and resistance. “Absolved of the Strings and Stone” is a battle cry against the gaslighting and emotional abuse of toxic people. “Hollow Shell” delves into strained familial dynamics, where some family members live as virtual prisoners to others. “Wired for Destruction” confronts death anxiety. “It’s about the fear of the unknown, how all of us will move on,” says Medina. “Are we just going to return to dust? Are we just forgotten?” Even amidst the uncertainty and darkness, there’s an underlying positivity to be mined within. “Value Through Suffering” takes a proactive stance on hardship, a way to rebuild from the wreckage. Too many bands resist genre classification in an aloof effort to distinguish themselves from every other band, inadvertently consigning themselves to talking points that sound like everyone else. Bodysnatcher is, without apology, a deathcore band. There is no compromise in the cards. “Deathcore kicks ass. A lot of bands shy away from labels they don’t deem ‘cool’ enough. But we don’t give a fuck,” Medina says proudly. “We like what we like, and we play what we play. We all love hardcore and metal, so we’re going to play hardcore, play metal, and play breakdowns.” “And that’s how the band is going to be, forever.”

Archetypes Collide

Arriving in recent years with powerful anthems driven by heartfelt emotion, ARCHETYPES COLLIDE quickly established itself as a band unafraid to blur the lines between safety and innovation in heavy music. Soaring vocals, melodies, and heavy grooves swirl with passion and precision. The Arizona upstarts deliver massive hooks, soaked in atmosphere, with creative energy and catchiness.

Kyle Pastor (vocals), Brandon Baker and Jared Knister (guitars), Ky Sanders (bass), and Tyler Flamm (drums) put the same work ethic and focus into songwriting as they spent building the band from their local scene to the international stage. Unapologetic choruses and bang-your-head riffs collide. Striving for a deep connection with listeners first and foremost, songs like “My Own Device,” “What If I Fall,” “Parasite,” and “Fade Away” combine loud bombast with intimate pop. ARCHETYPES COLLIDE demands repeated listening, mixing everything from Linkin Park and Bring Me The Horizon to The Chainsmokers, and Stranger Things -style retro synths, into a unique musical identity.

A collection of singles and EPs drew a devoted fanbase and the attention of Oshie Bichar, bassist for Beartooth. Bichar enlisted his management, and the pair took Archetypes Collide under their wing. Soon after, SiriusXM’s Octane got behind songs like “Your Misery,” “Becoming What I Hate,” and “Above It All.” The band appeared on major festivals like Aftershock, Louder Than Life, and Welcome To Rockville, toured with genre giants The Amity Affliction, and crafted an ambitious self-titled debut album for Fearless Records.

Archetypes Collide spent several weeks in the first part of 2022 making their inaugural full-length, with a super team surrounding them to execute their vision. Bichar produced alongside Nick Ingram (Dayseeker, Convictions, Hawthorne Heights) at Capital House Studio in Ohio. Additional production came from Jon Eberhard (Skillet, I Prevail, Until I Wake); The Plot In You frontman Landon Tewers lent a creative hand as well. The resulting album, mixed by Jeff Dunne (Ice Nine Kills, Wage War, Make Them Suffer), captures the vibrant spirit of the 2010s-era Warped Tour with a postmodern edge. It’s a diverse but singular mission statement, brimming with authenticity and hope.

ARCHETYPES COLLIDE isn’t bound by preconceived notions or limitations. As Pastor explains simply: “Why not take every shot, in every direction, under the umbrella of hard rock and metal?”

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We Came As Romans, Emmure, Bodysnatcher & Archetypes Collide Announce Fall North American Tour

We Came As Romans have announced the dates for a fall headlining tour. That trek will find them joined by a returning Emmure as direct support, while Bodysnatcher and Archetypes Collide will round out the bill. Tickets for the run will launch go on sale to the general public this coming Friday, August 25th at 10:00am local time.

We Came As Romans vocalist Dave Stephens commented ahead of time:

“After selling out every show of Darkbloom part one earlier this year and seeing the demand for the tour, we wanted to bring it to some of the cities we weren’t able to play. We have worked hard to brainstorm a line up that showcases the diversity of heavy music from Archetypes Collide to Bodysnatcher to Emmure . We have toured with Emmure more times than I can count, but this time will be one of the most exciting for us as it will be their first since late 2019.”

10/10 Indianapolis, IN – Deluxe at Old National Centre 10/11 Milwaukee, WI – The Rave 10/13 Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection 10/14 Cleveland, OH – House of Blues 10/15 Joliet, IL – The Forge 10/17 Buffalo, NY – Town Ballroom 10/18 Toronto, ON – Danforth 10/20 Sayreville, NJ – Starland 10/21 Hartford, CT – The Webster 10/22 Providence, RI – Fete Music Hall 10/24 Albany, NY – Empire Live 10/25 Harrisburg, PA – HMAC 10/27 Norfolk, VA – The Norva 10/28 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle 10/29 Columbia, SC – The Senate 10/31 Fort Lauderdale, FL – Revolution 11/01 Tampa, FL – Jannus Live 11/03 New Orleans, LA – House of Blues 11/04 Dallas, TX – House of Blues 11/05 San Antonio, TX – Vibes Event Center 11/06 Tucson, AZ – Encore 11/08 San Diego, CA – House of Blues 11/10 Pomona, CA – Fox Theater 11/11 Las Vegas, NV – Brooklyn Bowl 11/12 Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex 11/14 Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre 11/15 Omaha, NE – The Admiral 11/17 St. Louis, MO – Red Flag 11/18 Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s 11/19 Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl

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LIVE REVIEW: WE CAME AS ROMANS DARKBLOOM TOUR 2023

As is customary for We Came As Romans, they finished off their first tour of 2023 in Detroit, MI. They were out promoting their newest release, Darkbloom . In their first tour of the year they brought along ERRA and Brand of Sacrifice.

Written by Jessica Trail

The first band of the night was Brand of Sacrifice . They are a deathcore band with a dash of technical metal from Toronto and Manhattan, New York.  They started out their brutal seven-song set with “Dawn” from their album Lifeblood . They are made-up of Kyle Anderson on harsh and clean vocals, Liam Beeson on guitar, Andrew Kim on bass, and Mike Caputo on drums. They continued playing songs from the 2021 album and then stirred up the already enthusiastic crowd with the 2022 single “Exodus.”  They closed out the set with opening track from their 2018 album The Interstice . This was a great ending to a ferocious set.

See full gallery of Brand Of Sacrifice performance here.

Up next was the metalcore band, ERRA , from Birmingham, Alabama. They started the night with the very popular single, “Pull from the Ghost.” The moshing and crowd-surfing starting as soon as they started playing. By the time their second song, “House of Glass” started there was a steady stream of crowd surfers pouring over the barricade. To say that the crowd was into ERRA would me a massive understatement.

ERRA is made up of JT Cavey on harsh vocals, Jesse Cash on lead guitar and clean vocals, Conor Hesse on bass, Clint Tustin on rhythm guitar, and Alex Ballew on drums. These guys have a big year ahead of them still with heading out on their own headlining Europe tour just 6 days after ending the tour with We Came As Romans. They will then head out with Bad Omens to support their Will We Both Go Home Alive tour starting in May.

See full gallery of Erra performance here.

After a short pause for changeover, it was time for the headliner, We Came As Romans , to take the stage. After 23 shows in 31 days the band, from Troy, Michigan, had finally made it to their hometown for the last show of the tour. They started the night with three songs from their newest album, Darkbloom . They continued with “Lost in the Moment” from the 2017 album, Cold Like War . Before starting in on “Wasted Ages” from the same album they took a pause to talk to the audience. “Somewhere along the way on that record, we lost track of who we were as a band…. We reached out to people who we knew we could trust. People who had been there for us since day one… for a band that is our fan base. You guys helped us start to put the pieces back together… I just wanted to say thank you for that!”

Before starting “Tracing Back Roots” from the album of the same name, they let the audience know that they opened up an online poll for the audience to pick a song for the set. After that song and “Hope,” from the Tracing Back Roots album singer, Dave Stephens announced that “Fade Away” won the poll. He continued with saying, “this song goes out to my mom. It is her favorite.” They then continued the night with one more song from Cold Like War . They then closed out the main portion of the set with “Darkbloom” before coming back out with Brand of Sacrifice to perform “Darkbloom” again as an encore before ending the night and tour with “Black Hole.”

See full gallery of We Came As Romans performance here.

With this US tour over the changes to see them this year are not over. In May We Came As Romans returns to the road with the first show of the Europe tour starting in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg.

Upcoming Tour Dates:

11.May: Esch-Sur-Alzette LU @ Rockhal

13.May: Prague CZ @ Rock Cafe

14.May: Warsaw PL @ Proxima

15.May: Berlin DE @ Hole44

17.May: Munich DE @ Strom

19.May: Vienna AT @ Simm City

20.May: Milan IT @ Legend

21.May: Zurich CH @ Klub Komplex

23.May: Hamburg DE @ Logo

24.May: Cologne DE @ Luxor

25.May: Paris FR @ Le Trabendo

27.May: Hatfield UK @ Slam Dunk South

28.May: Leeds UK @ Slam Dunk North

30.May: Dublin IE @ Academy

31.May: Belfast UK @ LL1

1.June: Glasgow UK @ The Cathouse

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Monday, April 8 (National championship game)

• (1) UConn 75 , (1) Purdue 60

Tuesday, March 19 (First Four in Dayton, Ohio)

• (16) Wagner 71 , (16) Howard 68
• (10) Colorado State 67 , (10) Virginia 42

Wednesday, March 20 (First Four in Dayton, Ohio)

• (16) Grambling 88 , (16) Montana State 81
• (10) Colorado 60 , (10) Boise State 53

Thursday, March 21 (Round of 64)

• (9) Michigan State 66 , (8) Mississippi State 51
• (11) Duquesne 71 , (6) BYU 67
• (3) Creighton 77 , (14) Akron 60
• (2) Arizona 85 , (15) Long Beach State 65
• (1) North Carolina 90 , (16) Wagner 61
• (3) Illinois 85 , (14) Morehead State 69
• (11) Oregon 87 , (6) South Carolina 73
• (7) Dayton 63 , (10) Nevada 60
• (7) Texas 56 , (10) Colorado State 44
• (14) Oakland 80 , (3) Kentucky 76
• (5) Gonzaga 86 , (12) McNeese 65
• (2) Iowa State 82 , (15) South Dakota State 65
• (2) Tennessee 83 ,   (15) Saint Peter's 49
• (7) Washington State 66 , (10) Drake 61
• ( 11) NC State 80 , (6) Texas Tech 67
• (4) Kansas 93 , (13) Samford 89

Friday, March 22 (Round of 64)

• (3) Baylor 92 ,   (14) Colgate 67
• (9) Northwestern 77 , (8) Florida Atlantic 65  (OT)
• (5) San Diego State 69 , (12) UAB 65
• (2) Marquette 87 ,   (15) Western Kentucky 69
• (1) UConn 91 , (16) Stetson 52
• (6) Clemson 77 , (11) New Mexico 56
• (10) Colorado 102 , (7) Florida 100   
• (13) Yale 78 , (4) Auburn 76 
• (9) Texas A&M 98 , (8) Nebraska 83
• (4) Duke 64 , (13) Vermont 47
• (1) Purdue 78 , (16) Grambling 50
• (4) Alabama 109 , (13) College of Charleston 96
• (1) Houston 86 , (16) Longwood 46
• (12) James Madison 72 , (5) Wisconsin 61
• (8) Utah State 88 , (9) TCU 72 
• (12) Grand Canyon 77 , (5) Saint Mary's 66

Saturday, March 23 (Round of 32)

• (2) Arizona 78,  (7) Dayton 68
• (5) Gonzaga 89 , (4) Kansas 68
• (1) North Carolina 85 , (9) Michigan State 69
• (2) Iowa State 67 , (7) Washington State 56
• (11) NC State 79 , (14) Oakland 73
• (2) Tennessee 62 , (7) Texas 58
• (3) Illinois 89 , (11) Duquesne 63 
• (3) Creighton 86 , (11) Oregon 73 (2OT)

Sunday, March 24 (Round of 32)

• (2) Marquette 81,  (10) Colorado 77
• (1) Purdue 106,  (8) Utah State 67
• (4) Duke 93 , (12) James Madison 55 
• (6) Clemson 72 , (3) Baylor 64
• (4) Alabama 72 , (12) Grand Canyon 61
• (1) UConn 75 , (9) Northwestern 58
• (1) Houston 100 , (9) Texas A&M 95 (OT)
• (5) San Diego State 85 , (13) Yale 57 

Thursday, March 28 (Sweet 16)

• (6) Clemson 77 , (2) Arizona 72
• (1) UConn 82 , (5) San Diego State 52
• (4) Alabama 89 , (1) North Carolina 87
• (3) Illinois 72 , (2) Iowa State 69

Friday, March 29 (Sweet 16)

• (11) NC State 66 , (2) Marquette 58
• (1) Purdue 80 , (5) Gonzaga 68
• (4) Duke 54 , (1) Houston 51
• (2) Tennessee 82 , (3) Creighton 75

Saturday, March 30 (Elite Eight)

• (1) UConn 77 , (3) Illinois 52
• (4) Alabama 89 , (6) Clemson 82

Sunday, March 31 (Elite Eight)

• (1) Purdue 72 , (2) Tennessee 66
• (11) NC State 76 , (4) Duke 64

Saturday, April 6 (Final Four)

• (1) Purdue 63 , (11) NC State 50
• (1) UConn 86 , (4) Alabama 72

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