The 2010 AP Tour
. Since 2007, AP has been determined to bring the best new bands at an affordable ticket price to venues across North America, and the past three years' tours (including the Fall Ball, which wrapped this past November) have featured such hot, up-and-coming acts as 3OH!3, All Time Low, Mayday Parade, Forever The Sickest Kids and more. What started off as a 28-date tour four years ago has quickly grown far beyond anyone's expectations, with 2009's sold-out AP Tour reaching more than 55,000 attendees in over 40 cities. This spring's AP Tour bill will feature all three of AP's 100 Bands You Need To Know In 2010 cover stars: Joplin, Missouri's rising star Never Shout Never will headline the tour, with main support from Las Vegas-based piano-pop band The Cab and Floridan female-fronted pop-rockers Hey Monday, who will share the spotlight, rotating positions each night. Michigan rockers Every Avenue and Arizona electro-pop quintet The Summer Set will round out the lineup. "The coolest part has been to see our annual 100 Bands You Need To Know special transform into a live production," says publisher Norman Wonderly. "It's exciting to watch the careers of the past alumni evolve and know you were with them in the beginning!" THE 2009 AP TOUR routing: Preview and Purchase AP Tour CDs |
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