[cvs24]

Originally Posted by hrleyquinn13

I see Bring Me the Horizon being on mayhem next year more than I do warped tour.

I would much rather see BMTH at Warped again then Mayhem, especially with their toned down (and much better) metalcore/post-hardcore sound, but that might just be me haha.

[ohsnoes]

Originally Posted by hrleyquinn13

they might have been asked too. I heard Miss May I was working very hard all summer to get a spot on Mayhem next year. Geez Lyman really is booking his bands earlier and earlier every year.

Haha yeah tell me about it. Personally i'd rather not have Miss May I but of this modern core music, I'd be happy to have them instead of other abominations cough asking alexandria cough.

[ohsnoes]

Originally Posted by cvs24

I would much rather see BMTH at Warped again then Mayhem, especially with their toned down (and much better) metalcore/post-hardcore sound, but that might just be me haha.

Yeah i see them more for warped as well. I used to hate there existence, but if it is true they are attempting to incorporate post-rock, i will give that a listen for sure haha

[cvs24]

Originally Posted by ohsnoes

Yeah i see them more for warped as well. I used to hate there existence, but if it is true they are attempting to incorporate post-rock, i will give that a listen for sure haha

For what it's worth, I thought There Is A Hell... was hands down their best release. I also grew to not be able to handle CYB, just got really grating and annoying for me. Definitely give it a shot haha. I wouldn't say Post-Rock, but there are definitely some really nice melodic/ambient sections, and their song structure feels like it's much improved as well.

[ohsnoes]

Originally Posted by cvs24

For what it's worth, I thought There Is A Hell... was hands down their best release. I also grew to not be able to handle CYB, just got really grating and annoying for me. Definitely give it a shot haha. I wouldn't say Post-Rock really, but there are definitely some really nice melodic/ambient sections, and their song structure feels like it's much improved as well.

yeah in regards to bmth, There is a Hell.... gave me no feelings of wanting to murder the speakers in comparison to the fecal excriment that was suicide season.

[AFNjeff]

Originally Posted by cvs24

For what it's worth, I thought There Is A Hell... was hands down their best release. I also grew to not be able to handle CYB, just got really grating and annoying for me. Definitely give it a shot haha. I wouldn't say Post-Rock, but there are definitely some really nice melodic/ambient sections, and their song structure feels like it's much improved as well.

I love There Is a Hell. Haha and I totally agree about CYB. The quality of the recording is just terrible in comparison, and the songwriting is so uninteresting to me. Definitely love the direction they're going in, and would love to see them on Warped this year.

[TDenverFan]

Could Forever the Sikest Kids be on Warped? They just signed to Fearless, and may make a new record.

[ohsnoes]

Originally Posted by TDenverFan

Could Forever the Sikest Kids be on Warped? They just signed to Fearless, and may make a new record.

I believe it is highly probable.

[freakoffaleash]

Originally Posted by thisisnotbrianm

My prediction. Not a wish lit, just a prediction.

Main Stage(s)
Chiodos
The Wonder Years
Memphis May Fire
Boys Like Girls
Simple Plan
blessthefall
All-American Rejects
The Ready Set
We Came As Romans
Panic! At the Disco
Say Anything
The Maine
Motion City Soundtrack
Never Shout Never
Bring Me The Horizon
Cobra Starship

Monster Stage
Alesana
Chunk! No Captain Chunk!
The Dangerous Summer
Enter Shikari
Forever the Sickest Kids
I See Stars
I, The Breather
Like Moths To Flames
Man Overboard
A Skylit Drive
The Word Alive

Tillys
Anarbor
Bad Rabbits
Big D and the Kids Table
Bowling For Soup
Cartel
Cherri Bomb
The Early November
Hit the Lights
Silverstein
The Story So Far
A Rocket To the Moon

Nintendo 3Ds (if it returns)
The Cab
Cady Groves
Cute is What We Aim For (now with the reunion, it'd be perfect!)
The Downtown Fiction
Every Avenue
Go Radio
Lights
Owl City
Paradise Fears
The Summer Set

House of Marley
The Aggrolites
Millionaires
Black Square
The Dirty Heads
Hoodie Allen
Cash Cash
Fake Problems
The Front Bottoms
The Impalers
Westbound Train

Ernie Ball
Artist Vs. Poet
Forever Came Calling
Misser
Sparks the Rescue
There For Tomorrow
This Providence
VersaEmerge

Kevin Says
Code Orange Kids
Letters and Lights
School Boy Humor
Shut Up And Deal
Twenty One Pilots
Two O'Clock Courage
WeatherStar
Young Statuses

Acoustic Basement
Promise Of Redemption
Cassadee Pope
Juliet Simms
The Dangerous Summer (2 sets, like Transit this year)
The Front Bottoms (2 sets, like Transit this year)
Nick Santino
Max Bemis (solo stuff)
Justin Pierre (solo stuff)

I doubt they will bring back the 3ds stage, but now you have me really hoping the reunited cute is what we aim for is on this!

[guitarguy211]

If you would like you can read my thoughts on the Seattle and Portland stops of Warped on my blog here:
Seattle: http://wp.me/p2wegb-4G
Portland: http://wp.me/p2wegb-4P

Thanks for checking it out guys!

[Biirdy]

Breathe Carolina, Of Mice and Men and Sleeping With Sirens. I would only pay to see them again :) They NEED to be there :)

[jjnunn118]

Originally Posted by Biirdy

Breathe Carolina, Of Mice and Men and Sleeping With Sirens. I would only pay to see them again :) They NEED to be there :)

Sleeping With Sirens I'd say is a guarantee for main stage next year. Breathe Carolina and Of Mice and Men won't be on it though, main stage bands don't repeat

[unit254]

Never Shout Never would not [hopefully] play the main stage, I feel. He has lost a lot of his fanbase!

[kidinthebushes]

Can we get links for the bands that are "already rumored"?

[AFNjeff]

Originally Posted by unit254

Never Shout Never would not [hopefully] play the main stage, I feel. He has lost a lot of his fanbase!

I don't feel like they'll ever do Warped again. I don't think it really has too much to offer for NSN at this point.