Hardcore punk band Four Year Strong brought their Enemy of the World tour to Eastside Bowl in Nashville, Tennessee on November 6, 2022. Supporting acts for this tour include Knuckle Puck, Microwave, and Youth Fountain. The lineup for this tour provided hardcore breakdowns, mosh pits, and flawless riffs which had the crowd very excited for the return of this iconic band.
Four Year Strong originated in Worcester, Massachusetts in 2001. They are most known for their songs “We All Float Down Here” and “Find My Way Back.” This four piece band has produced 7 studio albums which have gotten thousands of views and shares amongst their 75k Instagram followers, and almost 600k monthly Spotify listeners.
Once the curtain opened and the music began, the crowd instantly became ecstatic. Chanting, clapping, and whistling filled Eastside Bowl Venue. Before the band appeared the fog machines filled the stage for a very dramatic and mysterious effect. The band immediately opened with the song “It Must Really Suck to be Four Year Strong Right Now” and played a total of seventeen songs. Vocalist, Alan Day, kept the crowd energy up, and interacted with the fans as crowd surfers glided across the venue, and kept the security team hard at work. During this 1 hour 30 minute set they performed 17 songs, and displayed how grateful they were to be back on tour and performing. Eventually they closed out the night with the song “Heroes Get Remembered, Legends Never Die.” Needless to say, they performed their hearts out and Nashville cannot wait to see them again.
The Enemy of the World tour started on October 14, 2022 in Chicago, Illinois and ends November 19, 2022 in New York, New York. There is still time to catch this tour for yourselves click HERE to see upcoming dates.
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