A Day To Remember
The pop-punk/metalcore hybrid blueprint, with mosh-call breakdowns and sugar-rush hooks in equal measure, delivered with beach balls, confetti cannons, and total arena confidence.
Where to see A Day To Remember
- O2 arenaOn sale Nov 12
- Unipol ForumOn sale Nov 12
- Movistar ArenaOn sale Nov 12
- Ing ArenaOn sale Nov 13
- SparkassenParkOn sale Nov 12
- OVO HydroOn sale Nov 12
- 3ArenaOn sale Nov 12
- Co-op LiveOn sale Nov 12
- Tottenham Hotspur StadiumOn sale Nov 12
- Ziggo DomeOn sale Nov 12
- Zitadelle SpandauOn sale Nov 12
- Atlas ArenaOn sale Nov 13
- O2 arenaOn sale Nov 12
- Unipol ForumOn sale Nov 12
- Movistar ArenaOn sale Nov 12
- Ing ArenaOn sale Nov 13
- SparkassenParkOn sale Nov 12
- OVO HydroOn sale Nov 12
- 3ArenaOn sale Nov 12
- Co-op LiveOn sale Nov 12
- Tottenham Hotspur StadiumOn sale Nov 12
- Ziggo DomeOn sale Nov 12
- Zitadelle SpandauOn sale Nov 12
- Atlas ArenaOn sale Nov 13
About A Day To Remember
A Day To Remember is a metalcore band from Ocala, FL, formed in 2003.
A Day To Remember formed in Ocala, Florida, in 2003, founded by guitarist Tom Denney and drummer Bobby Scruggs alongside singer Jeremy McKinnon, guitarist Neil Westfall and bassist Joshua Woodard. After self-released EPs, the band signed to Indianola Records for its debut album, And Their Name Was Treason, in 2005, which sold more than 10,000 copies. Scruggs left in 2006 and was replaced by Alex Shelnutt.
The band built its sound by alternating metalcore breakdowns and melodic pop-punk choruses, often within a single song. Signed to Victory Records, they released For Those Who Have Heart in 2007 and Homesick in 2009, and the approach became influential enough to acquire its own label, easycore. During the Homesick tour, Denney was replaced by guitarist Kevin Skaff.
Following What Separates Me from You in 2010, the band toured worldwide before entering a legal dispute with Victory Records over its recording contract. In 2013 they won the right to self-release material pending a final verdict, and put out Common Courtesy that October under their own terms.
Later records leaned further toward alternative rock and radio-scale songwriting without abandoning the heavier material, including Bad Vibrations in 2016 and You're Welcome in 2021, the band's first release for Fueled by Ramen. A further album, Big Ole Album Vol. 1, followed in 2025.
Their live shows are known for a party atmosphere, with confetti, beach balls and crowd participation set against the heavier parts of the catalogue.
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What festivals is A Day To Remember playing in 2027?
A Day To Remember is booked at 1 festival we cover: Sonic Temple 2027.
Is A Day To Remember on tour?
Yes. A Day To Remember has 12 shows listed, from Praha 9, Czechia on May 17, 2027 to Łódź , Poland on Jun 13, 2027, plus 1 festival on the page above.
Is A Day To Remember playing Sonic Temple 2027?
Yes, A Day To Remember is on the Sonic Temple 2027 lineup, May 13–16, 2027 at Historic Crew Stadium, Columbus, OH. They play Saturday, May 15.
Where is A Day To Remember from?
A Day To Remember is from Ocala, FL.
Who is in A Day To Remember?
A Day To Remember is Jeremy McKinnon (lead vocals), Neil Westfall (guitar, background vocals), Alex Shelnutt (drums) and Kevin Skaff (guitar, background vocals). Former members include Bobby Scruggs, Tom Denney, Joshua Woodard and Brandon Roberts.
When did A Day To Remember form?
A Day To Remember formed in Ocala in 2003.
What was A Day To Remember's first album?
A Day To Remember's first album was And Their Name Was Treason (2005). The latest is Big Ole Album Vol. 1 (2025).
What kind of music does A Day To Remember play?
A Day To Remember plays metalcore and pop-punk.
What festivals has A Day To Remember played before?
A Day To Remember has played Furnace Fest 2026, Aftershock 2026, Louder Than Life 2026, Download 2026, Welcome to Rockville 2026.