I can die happy now
by GraceD on 10/22/25Rating: 5 out of 5Was at Jacob’s pavilion in Cleveland. BEST LIVE SHOW IVE EVER SEEN. Everyone sounded amazing. The energy in Jesse and the rest of the band was AMAZING.
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- November 13, 2025Thursday 07:00 PMBirmingham, United KingdomO2 Academy BirminghamBrand New
- November 15, 2025Saturday 07:00 PMManchester, United KingdomO2 Apollo ManchesterBrand New
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- November 17, 2025Monday 07:00 PMGlasgow, United KingdomO2 Academy GlasgowBrand New
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- November 19, 2025Wednesday 06:30 PMLondon, United KingdomOVO Arena, WembleyBrand New
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- November 19, 2025Wednesday 06:30 PMLondon, United KingdomOVO Arena, WembleyBrand New - Venue Premium Tickets
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Forming in 2000 on Long Island, New York, Brand New is an alternative-punk band consisting of Jesse Lacey on vocals and guitars, Vincent Accardi on guitars and vocals, Garrett Tierney on bass, and Brian Lane on drums. They signed to Triple Crown Records and released their debut album Your Favorite Weapon in 2001, full of emotional angst and ex-girlfriend tales, before touring with the emo Dashboard Confessional, post-hardcore acts Finch and Glassjaw, alt-rock Midtown, and pop-punk bands New Found Glory and Taking Back Sunday. Their sophomore album Deja Entendu came out in 2003, featuring the singles “The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows” and “Sic Transit Gloria... Glory Fades”, and a matured sound that became a certified gold album in the US. Derrick Sherman joined the band on guitars and keys in 2005, and the band signed with Interscope Records to release their third album The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me in 2006. Its hit Jesus became their highest charting single in the United States. In 2009, they put out their fourth album Daisy, their most successful effort to date, reaching number six on the Billboard 200. They are currently working on their fifth studio album, and will play concerts in December 2013 on the east and west coasts where they will perform two albums in their entirety for ticket holders each night.
3 straight hours& not a single backing track used.
by Morgan on 8/14/25Rating: 5 out of 5My husband and I saw them back in June and let me tell you, we're still talking about it. This band played for 3 hours straight and didn't use a single backing track. The crowd was on fire. The sound was authentic. In 3 hours there were still songs left I wanted to hear. I really appreciated the use of session musicians for fill tracks rather than paying to watch a prerecorded voice over, and toward the end you could really tell how appreciative the band was for all the support. Would go again, would highly recommend.
words can’t explain
by lexyxcorey on 7/9/25Rating: 5 out of 5most amazing show i have ever been to. they are back & better than ever. the philly crowd was great & we all were singing our hearts out to every song. not sure how anyone could give them less than 5 stars 🩷
Brand New
by Shelby on 7/6/25Rating: 5 out of 5Ive waited so long for this. I would have paid any amount of money and nothing short of death was stopping me from getting to this show, not even the threats of flash flooding and terrible weather we had in Philly. Through it all, Brand New put on a great show and sounded better than ever. I’ll be putting my tin foil hat back on and hoping for a new album.
Amazing cant wait to go again hopefully
by Tj on 7/6/25Blue Cross Arena - RochesterRating: 5 out of 5Jesse and Vin stole the show and made all these old songs feel alive as the friday they were dropped into existence. Heard some new songs in the works on YouTube so hopefully they make a new album and tour again. Will 100000000 percent be attending❤️ thank you Brand New!!!!!
Amazing show
by Rebecca D on 7/5/25UBS Arena - Belmont ParkRating: 5 out of 5Brand New was absolutely amazing!! The UBS arena is a great venue with tons of food, parking and great views.
Horrible
by Joe on 7/5/25UBS Arena - Belmont ParkRating: 2 out of 5Came for the nostalgia and to hear the songs I grew up on and got a bunch of new songs nobody cared about. After 15 minutes the crowd was dead. After 45 minutes people started leaving. Never again, childhood ruined.
The best
by Daniela on 7/5/25UBS Arena - Belmont ParkRating: 5 out of 5Brand new was amazing! Even better there was no opener. Would see them again and represent long island!
Better, but Still Disappointing
by BB on 7/5/25UBS Arena - Belmont ParkRating: 3 out of 5As a band, they sounded awesome. This is a complete 180 from the last time I saw them in 2014, when I swore I would never see them again. They came out swinging to an energetic hometown crowd. After the first handful of songs, snoozefest. Musically they were great, but they let their egos get in the way of what could’ve been legendary. They have so many hit songs but instead, decide to play what THEY wanted to play and not what the crowd wanted to hear. Venue was awesome, transportation to and from was easy, but the main part, the show, was 50 out of 100.
Religious Experience
by Tommy Gun on 7/4/25TD Pavilion at the Mann - PhiladelphiaRating: 5 out of 5Amazing 12/10 so glad they got to play after the storm. Dual drummers. Jesse and Vinny are incredible