Latest Events, Information & Tickets. Independent What's On Guide.
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Frost Amphitheater
Most good things have humble beginnings. Incredible music careers often start on streetcorners and basements, progressing to dive bars and eventually end up on the world stage. These bands often become lifelong friends, almost classifying as family. They can become emo royalty, magnetic performers, mic-swinging front men, and the epitome of high-energy and brutal intensity - just like these guys did.
This fall you’re in for pure grungery and emo greatness live in concert, because Taking Back Sunday is coming to the Frost Amphitheatre on 10 October 2026 with their ‘Fall 2026’ tour alongside special guests Thrice and Saves The Day!
Tickets prices are starting from as low as $102 and are flying faster than John Nolan’s fingers across a fretboard, so don’t snooze - hit the ‘Get Tickets’ link now to secure your spot right at the centre of the most slick, solid, raw electricity-charged, and earth-shaking concert you’ve ever been to!
Going from humble beginnings in a basement to raw and intense emo star-power, Taking Back Sunday isn’t just getting by - they are thriving. Since their 2002 debut release Tell All Your Friends, they have cemented themselves as one of the most tight, energy-driven acts in the emo and post-hardcore scenes. It’s easy to understand just why Adam Lazzara and his henchman are hailed as musical legends - it doesn’t sit in everyone to go from a basement-band to being one of Consequence’s The 100 Best Pop Punk Bands.
Taking Back Sunday is on the road as we speak with their massive Summer Tour 2026, and has just dropped the news of a huge North American fall tour that will follow, including a Red Rocks Amphitheatre stop that will see the emo royalty rip through their 2006 album Louder Now in full, in celebration of its 20th anniversary. The Fall 2026 tour is slated to descend on venues from mid-September 2026, starting in Nashville, Tennessee, with stops in Wallingford, Brooklyn, Milwaukee, Tacoma, Albuquerque, and Las Vegas, among others, before wrapping up in mid-November 2026 in Orlando, Florida, as part of the Vans Warped Tour.
So, if you’re all new to the raw intensity of Taking Back Sunday, you can expect every expectation to be blown out of the water. If you’re a longtime fan, you’ll understand exactly what we mean with that. Adam Lazzara is one of the most magnetic, charismatic frontmen today. From the mic-swinging to his theatrical instincts, from the insane vocal delivery to oozing with raw emotion, he’s got it all. Epic and relatable lyrics, blistering drum fills, a breakneck pace, earth-shaking volumes, a seismic wave of pure, raw energy - Taking Back Sunday is it.
Taking Back Sunday will be joined on tour by Californian rock icons Thrice, best known for face-melters such as Beyond The Pines and Black Honey, alongside Chris Conley’s rock outfit Saves The Day, boasting smashers such as At Your Funeral and Shoulder to the Wheel.
Right at the heart of the Stanford University campus, you’ll find the picturesque, relaxing Frost Amphitheatre. Even though it might not be the biggest venue, here you’ll find a special kind of intimacy, the best of the best in the entertainment industry, and an off-the-charts experience.
The Frost Amphitheatre ticks all the boxes: from to-the-minute sound and lighting to fantastic natural acoustics, from perfect views of the stage to great, modern amenities. The venue can host up to 6,000 patrons across five seating sections, including a fully reserved meadow area, a bowl space, a reserved lawn zone, and a general admission area.
So Stanford, are you ready to rock? Get your tickets now!
Frost Amphitheater, Stanford, California, , US