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Of Mice and Men, I Set My Friends On Fire, Sleeping With Sirens, Woe, Is Me, and The Amity Affliction (White Building)

Presented by Rocketown at Rocketown

March 23, 2011

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Florida as of late, has churned out dozens of young bands trying to gain recognition, but none have broken out quite as well as Orlando's Sleeping with Sirens. Influenced by metal bands like Drop Dead Gorgeous and rock bands like Dance Gavin Dance, Sleeping with Sirens finds a harmonious balance between melody and aggressive breakdowns. Having sold over 14,500 records on their debut album and touring with bands like From First to Last and Sky Eats Airplane to Haste The Day and Enter Shikari, Sleeping with Sirens prove that it's entirely possible for newcomers to kick down doors and burst onto the scene. With a live energy that matches the intensity of the recording, SWS are going to be turning heads for anyone within earshot of a pair of speakers.

Emerging from the rubble of various local & signed bands Woe, Is Me builds it?s self on an ever expanding experimental level of musicianship. Being signed before even their first show, and only weeks after being “public” from Atlanta?s local scene, these kids pack a powerful punch; easily seen behind they?re catchy choruses, and punchy break downs. Either it being “Electronical” influences, or “balls” full instrumentation the constant energy is never lacking amongst they?re tracks. New to the public ear Woe, Is Me sets fourth to record they?re album in May/June of 2010; Number[s] being the name of their anticipated LP, you can only be sure to expect nothing less from these power-house group of guys.

Catch an exciting night of live music at Rocketown with Of Mice and Men, I Set My Friends On Fire, Sleeping With Sirens, Woe, Is Me and The Amity Affliction