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Mayday Parade
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Mayday Parade

Sad Summer Fest: Mayday Parade w/The Maine/more

When: Sat., July 27, 1 p.m. 2024

Sad Summer Fest began in the wake of Vans Warped Tour’s termination, and members of the emo scene wanted to fill the void Warped left behind. So Sad Summer Fest was the phoenix that rose from the ashes.

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