Simple Plan and Yellowcard announce joint Canadian tour
Two of pop punk's biggest 2000s acts will share the stage across a run of dates in Simple Plan's home country.
Simple Plan and Yellowcard have announced a Canadian tour together. The pairing puts two of the bands that shaped pop punk's early-2000s boom on the same bill.
Simple Plan formed in Montreal, giving the run a hometown feel for the group. Yellowcard, meanwhile, returned to activity in recent years and has kept a steady presence on festival lineups and tours alongside peers from the same era.
No further details have been shared so far, including support acts or whether the routing could extend beyond Canada. Date, city and ticket information is expected to come through the bands' official channels.
The co-headline format continues a trend of package tours built around established pop punk names, a model that has kept the genre playing larger rooms in recent cycles.
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