Ill never forget it
by KingZah on 7/25/15Upstate Concert Hall - Clifton ParkIt was amazing. I crowd surfed for the first time and they're water boy Kyle is amazingly sexy. So yeah. It was awesome.
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STATE CHAMPS IN CONCERT:
New York pop punkers State Champs have been rocking fans with their emotional songwriting and prize-worthy live performances since forming in 2010. They’ve toured with big names like All Time Low and 5 Seconds of Summer, and it’s easy to see why as they tear through adrenaline-filled anthems like “Remedy” and “Elevated” in concert. In addition to their hard-hitting songs, State Champs also have a softer side, and they’re just as impressive when frontman Derek DiScanio takes things down a notch to deliver tender tracks like “If I’m Lucky”. Whether they’re turning out distorted guitar feedback or waxing acoustic, State Champs always give ticket buyers a first-rate concert experience chock-full of heart-on-sleeve pop punk goodness.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
State Champs was formed in Albany, NY in 2010 by singer Derek DiScanio and guitarist Tyler Szalkowski. After assembling the rest of the band they released two EPs in late 2010/early 2011, and in 2012 they signed with California-based pop punk imprint Pure Noise Records. They made their debut on the label that same year with the 7" Overslept, which they recorded with producer Jay Maas (Defeater, Transit). After that release they began work on their full-length debut, which arrived in 2013 as the critically acclaimed effort The Finer Things. The album was a hit, peaking at No. 2 on Billboard's Heatseekers Albums Chart and leading to extensive touring alongside bands like Motion City Soundtrack, Bayside, and The Wonder Years. Following stints on the 2014 Vans Warped Tour and the Pure Noise Records Tour, State Champs returned to the studio to record their second full-length album, a highly anticipated release that their loyal fans can’t wait to experience in concert.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Rating: 5 out of 5 State champs killed it
by Hellosunshine123 on 7/21/15Upstate Concert Hall - Clifton ParkState champs put on an amazing show. The whole crowd was screaming every word and going nuts. 2/4 of the openers were good. Long wait until state champs actually came on but I would definitely see them again.
Rating: 5 out of 5 everyone should like State Champs
by Anonymous on 4/28/15House of Blues - OrlandoBeen listening to them for a while now and I knew I loved them before I saw them live. But I saw them on the Future Hearts tour when they opened for All Time Low and I know forsure now I am a forever fan. They're such a good live band, their music totally rocks, and they're geuninely so nice. They interacted with the crowd and put on a great show then met fans all night after their set. The lead singer (Derek) came out right after their set and between other sets as well and met people for as long as he could. The rest of the band came out after the whole show and met people, too. I got to meet all of them a few times and each time they were so sweet to me and my sister. They talked to us about actual stuff and didn't just do the whole "hey, nice to meet you, thanks for coming" stuff. They signed our shirts, took pictures, and talked to us for quite a few minutes each time. They always stop for people, even when security tells them no. Regardless of all that, THEIR MUSIC IS SO GOOD. Check them out if you haven't already. If you have and you're liking it, go see them live asap!