SILVERSTEIN And STORY OF THE YEAR Announce Second Leg Of ‘Camp Screamo’ Tour For November/December 2026
Silverstein and Story of the Year have announced a second leg of their co-headlining "Camp Screamo" tour, running through November and December 2026 with support from Stand Atlantic and Footballhead. The run follows a well-received first leg and will cover cities the bands missed previously, including Seattle, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Baltimore and New York, before wrapping up in Boston.
The 19-date leg kicks off on 16 November in Seattle and concludes on 13 December in Boston, taking in venues across the US such as The Wiltern in Los Angeles and The Fillmore in Philadelphia. A Blabbermouth presale using the code "BBMCAMPSCREAMO" runs from 29 to 30 July, ahead of general on-sale on 31 July. The announcement comes as Silverstein rides high on a milestone year, having marked their 25th anniversary in 2025 with the double album "Antibloom"/"Pink Moon" and a tour that sold almost 110,000 tickets, while Story of the Year released their acclaimed seventh album, "A.R.S.O.N.", in February 2026.
- Silverstein and Story of the Year add second "Camp Screamo" tour leg
- Tour runs 16 November–13 December 2026 across the US
- Stand Atlantic and Footballhead join as support acts
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Silverstein and Story of the Year are two rock bands co-headlining a tour series called 'Camp Screamo', meaning both acts perform in the same cities. The bands have announced a second leg of the tour running through November and December 2026 to reach additional US venues not covered during the first leg.
Silverstein, a Canadian rock band, recently celebrated their 25th anniversary in 2025 with a double album release and toured extensively that year, selling nearly 110,000 tickets. Story of the Year, an American band, released their seventh studio album in February 2026 to critical acclaim. Both have established fanbases within the rock music community.
The second leg spans nineteen dates from mid-November through mid-December and will cover major cities including Seattle, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Baltimore and New York. The tour will be supported by two other rock bands, Stand Atlantic and Footballhead.