Behemoth

At The Gates

Alice in Chains

StoneSour

Stone Temple Pilots

Bullet For My Valentine

Sevendust

Steel Panther

Pop Evil

Tremonti

Unlocking The Truth

RVNT

NOFX

BAD RELIGION

THE INTERRUPTERS

MAD CADDIES

THE LAST GANG

WHITECHAPEL

THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER

AVERSIONS CROWN

FLESHGOD APOLCALYPSE

SHADOW OF INTENT

Dashboard Confessional

Manchester Orchestra

J. Roddy Walston & The Business

Moon Taxi

Broke Royals

Anthony Green

Good Old War

Black Label Society

Corrosion of Conformity

EyeHateGod

All Time Low

Dashboard Confessional

The Band Camino

COHEED AND CAMBRIA

PROTEST THE HERO

CROWN LANDS

NECK DEEP

TROPHY EYES

STAND ATLANTIC

WSTR

The Devil Wears Prada

68 Jessie Reyez

Savannah Ré

Last night we caught Waterparks as well as Super Whatevr in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Super Whatevr is currently on tour opening for Waterparks in promotion of their 2018 release titled 'Never Nothing'. As the band came on stage for their sound check, they discovered that Skyler's amp was damaged. Despite the technical difficulties, the crowd was kept entertained by the singing and chanting. After finding a solution to the guitar amp dilemma, Super Whatevr owned the crowd with their interactive stage presence. Although their set was cut short due to the technical difficulties, Super Whatevr definitely put on a show to remember.

As the lights dimmed the room roared with the screams of fans. Waterparks emerged from the thick haze on stage as the crowd still cheered. The band played their energetic and captivating song titled 'Blonde'. The front row didn't hold back, jumping and screaming every word right back at Awsten. Geoff jumped around on stage playing guitar and creating more excitement with every strum. Later in the show Awsten, Geoff, and Otto battled it out on stage, giving each other as many compliments as possible. During their encore songs, the entire venue went wild, with numerous crowd surfers and moshing during every song. Openers Super Whatevr and De'Wayne Jackson joined the crowd in dancing and singing along. Overall, Waterparks owned the night and left a mark on Greensboro with their music.