Taking Back Sunday News

Tuesday night at Michigan State University, angsty rock fans with angular haircuts and all-black wardrobes stood alongside preppy Greek Row members to watch Taking Back Sunday and the All-American Rejects -- reps from the introspective and fun-lovin' poles of the emo genre, respectively -- kick off their joint U.S. tour.

Taking Back Sunday, known for hits like "MakeDamnSure" and "Liar " are trying to become the title of their most recent album, "New Again" - sort of.

Anberlin, The All-American Rejects and Taking Back Sunday will bring their brand of pop-punk music to ASU's Holmes Convocation Center at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 19.

The University of Iowa's SCOPE Productions is adding another twist to its fall lineup of musical acts by bringing Taking Back Sunday to campus tonight.

Taking Back Sunday Main Lounge, Iowa Memorial Union 8 p.m. today Cool, meaty rock show features Long Island headliners Taking Back Sunday and their chubby hits 'Louder Now' and 'Where You Want to Be.' Bonuses include Anberlin, Gavin Castleton and -- my favorites -- the aptly named cheese-pop supergroup Fun.

Enter now for your chance to win a pair of tickets to see The All-American Rejects and Taking Back Sunday on their co-headline tour.

The All-American Rejects and Taking Back Sunday concert at Mansfield University's Decker Gymnasium on Thursday is sold out.

The band name picked by the All-American Rejects is darn misleading. After all, there's nothing about these guys that makes them so-called 'rejects.' The Oklahoma-based group makes classic power-pop, both charming and fresh, and they guys have sold over two million albums since 1999.

Taking Back Sunday and All-American Rejects co-headline Tuesday show If you're a fan of poppy punk, you're in luck.

Taking Back Sunday calls Long Island, N.Y., its home, but the band has some Ohio ties as well.

The All-American Rejects singer/bassist Tyson Ritter has lost his voice, forcing his band to cancel two European dates in Paris, France and Cologne, Germany this week.

Rock group Taking Back Sunday was all set to take on St. Louis last month as one of the support acts on the Blink-182-Weezer tour at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.

New Again is true enough. Taking Back Sunday's latest finds the group branching out and growing up in less emo-anthemic ways that might not sit well with the group's fans.

29, at the Newport, $20/$23; and Anberlin from the '00s, Friday, Oct. 23, at Lifestyle Communities Pavilion, opening for Taking Back Sunday and also with Fun and Gavin Castleton , $19.99/$22. A pattern? Lots of passion and intensity there.

Taking Back Sunday has today released Live From Bamboozle '09, available exclusively on iTunes.

Listen all this week for your chance to win a pair of tickets to see Taking Back Sunday and Anberlin - next Tuesday, October 27th at Pop's. Winners score a pair of tickets to the show and a $20.00 Gift Card to Johnnie Brock's Dungeon! Tickets are still available to see Taking Back Sunday and Anberlin at Pop's. Get all the show info here .

Long Island's amorphous rockers, Brand New , have gained an enormous following over the years, escaping from claims of interchangeability with bands like Taking Back Sunday and Straylight Run and selling out shows throughout the tri-state area's most popular venues.

Taking Back Sunday has today released Live From Bamboozle '09, available exclusively on iTunes.

Monday, September 28, 2009 10:20 p.m. Vote 0 Votes Although my last column wound up being a little controversial , this week we'll be going back to the basics by looking at some of the scene's latest punk/alternative albums to check out.

One of emo rock's torchbearers, Taking Back Sunday, plays tonight in rejuvenated form, thanks in part to last year's addition of guitarist and backup singer Matt Fazzi.