When We Were Young: 2024 Lineup Features 50+ Full Album Performances
The When We Were Young Festival will return in 2024 on October 19 at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds. This time around, it’s set to feature a bunch of bands all performing an album in its entirety.
The festival’s headliners are My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy, who are each performing an album of their own in its entirety. While Fall Out Boy’s album has yet to be announced, My Chemical Romance will be performing The Black Parade in its entirety. A full list of acts performing an album in its entirety is below.
Per a press release, “Fans can sign up now for the festival SMS list at WhenWeWereYoungFestival.com to receive an access code for the presale that will begin Friday, November 17 at 10AM PT. Any remaining tickets following the presale will go on sale to the general public at 2PM PT. GA, GA+, VIP, and VIP Cabana Tickets will be available, with layaway payment plans starting at $19.99 down.”
2024 When We Were Young: Full Album Performances
My Chemical Romance – The Black Parade
A Day to Remember – Homesick
Dashboard Confessional – Dusk and Summer
Simple Plan – No Pads, No Helmets…Just Balls
Coheed and Cambria – Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV
Underoath – They’re Only Chasing Safety
The Distillers – Coral Fang
Mayday Parade – A Lesson in Romantics
Chiodos – All’s Well That Ends Well
Movements – Feel Something
Bayside – Bayside
The Maine – Can’t Stop Won’t Stop
Saves The Day – Stay What You Are
The Wonder Years – The Greatest Generation
The Starting Line – Say It Like You Mean It
August Burns Red – Constellations
Thursday – Full Collapse
State Champs – The Finer Things
Atreyu – The Curse
Hawthorne Heights – The Silence in Black and White
Cartel – Chroma
Saosin – Saosin
We The Kings – We The Kings
Pretty Girls Make Graves – The New Romance
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – Don’t You Fake It
Alesana – The Emptiness
L.S. Dunes – TBD
Fall Out Boy – TBD
Jimmy Eat World – Bleed American
Pierce the Veil – Collide with the Sky
The Used – In Love and Death
The All-American Rejects – The All-American Rejects
New Found Glory – Sticks and Stones
Dance Gavin Dance – Mothership
Motion City Soundtrack – Commit This To Memory
Silverstein – Discovering the Waterfront
Basement – Colourmeinkindness
Sleeping With Sirens – Let’s Cheers to This
Neck Deep – Life’s Not Out to Get You
Cobra Starship – Viva La Cobra
Story of the Year – Page Avenue
Say Anything – Is a Real Boy
Four Year Strong – Enemy of the World
Mom Jeans – Best Buds
Senses Fail – Still Searching
3Oh!3 – Want
Anberlin – Never Take Friendship Personal
Armor For Sleep – What To Do When You Are Dead
The Devil Wears Prada – Plagues
Escape the Fate – This War is Ours
Nada Surf – Let Go
Emery – The Weak’s End
The Forecast – In The Shadow Of Two Gunmen
7 No-Nos That Spell Bad Etiquette at Concerts
Excessive Phone User
Bright screens and loud notifications can be distracting. Silence your phone, and if you need to use it, step out of the concert area. This also goes for taking photos and videos. A few pics or short videos are cool, but nobody wants to watch the whole concert through your shaky camera. Plus, it can block others’ views. In July, Miranda Lambert stopped her Las Vegas concert mid-song to call out fans for taking selfies.
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In & Out Concertgoer
Don’t be that person who’s always up and down during a concert. If you absolutely have to leave your seat, do it quietly when there’s a break between songs. Think about it, every time you get up, you make a whole row stand up to let you through. So, save your bathroom breaks and drink refills for intermissions, or opt for an aisle seat if you know you’ll be up and down a lot during the show. It’ll help keep things smooth for everyone.
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Loud Chit Chat
Nobody likes the person who talks loudly during the entire concert. They’re the one who chats with their friends at full volume, not realizing they’re annoying everyone else trying to enjoy the music. Essentially, they unintentionally disrupt the concert experience for others who just want to listen to the music without constant chatter in the background. If you want to chat, do it outside the concert area.
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Inebriation Nation
Excessive drinking or drug use can lead to obnoxious behavior and can be a safety concern. In a way, the concertgoer who’s sloppy drunk or high is like the wild card at the concert. They add an unpredictable element to the mix. While they might be having a blast, their actions can be a distraction and annoyance to others who are trying to enjoy the music in a more composed manner.
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Space Invader
Remember to respect people’s personal space and be aware of how you move around in the crowd. Most concerts are all about dancing and having a good time, so feel free to dance the night away. Just be sure to look around and make sure you’re not accidentally bumping into others while you’re at it. Additionally, being considerate means refraining from pushing or shoving them to get closer to the stage.
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