Cartel

Next: Nov 12 · The Van Buren, Phoenix · Updated Nov 11

Atlanta pop-punk lifers whose 'Chroma' still hits like 2005, a front-to-back scene classic that never needed a follow-up to justify the devotion.

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Next upUpdated Nov 11

Nov 12The Van Buren, Phoenix
Nov 14Riverside Municipal Auditorium, Riverside

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The Van BurenThu, Nov 12 · Phoenix, AZConcertTickets
Riverside Municipal AuditoriumSat, Nov 14 · Riverside, CAConcertTickets
Ace of SpadesSun, Nov 15 · Sacramento, CAConcertTickets
Summit Music HallSat, Nov 21 · Denver, COConcertTickets
Mercury BallroomTue, Nov 24 · Louisville, KYConcertTickets
Nevermore HallSun, Nov 29 · Baltimore, MDConcertTickets
Brooklyn Bowl NashvilleThu, Dec 3 · Nashville, TNConcertTickets
Tabernacle Presented by iTHINK FinancialFri, Dec 4 · Atlanta, GAConcertTickets
Jannus LiveSat, Dec 5 · St Petersburg, FLConcertTickets
House of Blues OrlandoSun, Dec 6 · Orlando, FLConcertTickets

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About Cartel

Cartel formed in Conyers, Georgia, in the early 2000s and became one of the better-known pop-punk bands to emerge from the Atlanta area. Their 2005 album Chroma, which produced the single "Honestly," remains their defining record and a touchstone for listeners who followed the mid-decade pop-punk and emo scene. The band's sound leans on bright guitar hooks, layered vocal harmonies and choruses built for singing along, with more power-pop craft than the harder edge of some of their contemporaries. They have continued to record and tour, but Chroma is still the album audiences turn out for.

Pop-punk Power-pop