Warped Tour

[bmack86]

Bad Religion are kinda old, but still good.
And, Greg Graffin teaches Life Science at UCLA.
+10

[tessalasset]

I went. I guess someone didn't actually die.

[psychic friend]

so the old man who had a heart attack didnt die? cool

[fatbastard]

What's this year's lineup?

[tessalasset]

Yeah I was telling my friend about the dude dying and he said he was there that day in a meeting with Kevin Lyman and Kevin told him the guy had a heart attack but he did not die.

[suprefan]

so the old man who had a heart attack didnt die? cool

Yep, his pacemaker failed, but they got him out in time.

[woogie846]

I didn't go, and probably never will due to the guilt on my mind knowing that I went to Warped Tour. How was Fishbone however?

[ldkenefick]

oh wow, i didn't hear about that guy! i'm glad he's okay!!

i went this year, but i had to work it ... the last time i went was in 2001, back when it wasn't some ridiculous amount of money. not that it's a bad price to see that many bands, but you really have to be into those genres.

[skinnypuppy]

The thing sold out on me. I drove down there with a friend and was like "omgwtf, I can't believe it sold out"

I was bummed because Poison the Well was playing as we drove by, and that was the band we went to see. Needless to say, I left instead of paying scalper fees.

[LaurenJadeTaylor]

The Warped Tour is a touring music and extreme sports festival. The tour is held in venues such as parking lots or fields upon which the stages and other structures are erected. The BMX/skateboarding shoe manufacturer Vans, among others, has sponsored the tour every year since 1995, and it is often referred to as the Vans Warped Tour. The tour started out as a showcase for punk rock music, but its more recent line-ups have featured a diversity of genres.