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Vans Warped Tour closes 2026 run with two days in Orlando

The festival lands at Orlando's Camping World Stadium Campus on November 14-15 with Jimmy Eat World, Broadside, Reel Big Fish and a wave of rising acts.

Published on · Reported from Rock Sound

Vans Warped Tour wraps up its 2026 run in Orlando, Florida. The festival takes over the Camping World Stadium Campus on November 14 and 15, closing a year that already included stops in Washington, Long Beach, Montreal and Mexico City.

The bill pairs long-established names with newcomers. Jimmy Eat World sit among the headline draws, joined by the return of Reel Big Fish and scene regulars Broadside. I Set My Friends On Fire are also on the lineup, still operating at the crossroads of MySpace-era screamo intensity and oversized hooks two decades into their run.

Several rising acts fill out the weekend. Haywire arrive behind new album 'I Don't Wanna Say Goodbye', out via Roadrunner Records, and off the back of an impromptu show that shut down Times Square. Duo sace6 are coming off a breakout stretch that included signing to Sumerian Records and releasing debut album 'brutalism'. Niis recently joined the Rise Records roster, while Vienna Vienna, signed to Pete Wentz's DCD2, cut a version of Fall Out Boy's 'Chicago Is So Two Years Ago' for the compilation 'Made In Chicago: A Rock Sound Tribute'.

Also flagged as must-see sets are Lakeview, the duo of Jesse Denaro and Luke Healy, who fold modern country storytelling into metalcore weight and pop-punk bounce; Super Sometimes, who point to State Champs as a direct influence; and Fox Lake, one of the heaviest new names on the bill, trading in filthy riffs, bass drops and vinyl scratches.

Tickets for both Orlando dates are on sale now.

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