The Dangerous Summer

As high school graduates, The Dangerous Summer entered the music business and quickly earned a place among the elite of the alternative rock world. Their sound is defined by passion, authenticity and profound musical storytelling, and their hooks serve as the soundtrack to the lives of many listeners worldwide. But for them, their audience is more than just a fan base - it's a family. The sense of community is palpable at every gig, be it at festivals like Slam Dunk and Riot Fest or on tour with bands like State Champs.

With their debut album "Reach for the Sun", they shot straight into the pop-punk pantheon and became heroes of the Warped Tour. This milestone established them as an independent force in the music scene. Their follow-up album "War Paint" from 2011 was compared by Grantland to the "high and wide" riffs of bands like The Hold Steady and U2. Even Pitchfork couldn't help but praise songs like "Catholic Girls".