Catch them live by checking out the tour dates and concert ticket information below on Stereoboard. Sleeping With Sirens released their new album, 'How It Feels To Be Lost', in September 2019, and will be supported by a tour of the UK and Europe in November, followed by North American dates in 2020. They've also headed to Australia alongside Chase Atlantic, Lower Than Atlantis, and The Faim in 2018 too, before reaching Europe.įollowing all that touring, Sleeping With Sirens played a stripped back acoustic tour, dubbed 'The Chill Out Summer Acoustic Tour', featuring special guests The Rocket Summer, for summer 2018. Sleeping With Sirens released a brand new album, 'Gossip', in September 2017, which they've been touring across North America. Putting out their fourth studio album, 'Madness', back in March 2015, Sleeping with Sirens would team up with Pierce the Veil for a co-headline tour of the UK in spring 2015, after the pair toured North America earlier in the year.

They returned to the UK in summer 2014 for an appearance at Reading and Leeds Festivals, and really put themselves on the map internationally. The band returned with their third album, ‘Feel’, in 2013, hitting the Top 3 in the US and later embarking on their biggest tour yet. Formed in 2009 after members of For All We Know, Broadway, and We Are Defiance got together to form a kind of hardcore supergroup, they’ve already amassed a global following.Ĭonsisting of frontman Kellin Quinn, guitarist Jack Fowler, bassist Justin Hills, and drummer Gabe Barham, Sleeping with Sirens released their debut album, ‘With Ears to See and Eyes to Hear’, in 2010 to critical acclaim, but it was their 2011 record ‘Let’s Cheers to This’ that saw them break into the Billboard 200. Sleeping with Sirens are an American post-hardcore outfit hailing from Orlando, Florida.

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