APRIL / MAY 2018

Mainland in studio with Colin Brittain + Rough Trade NYC headline show + 107.1 The Peak Birthday show at The Capitol Theatre + Basecamp Jersey City

APRIL 2018

After our six week run with New Politics, Nick, Jacob, and I flew to LA to retrieve the band van and drive back to Cleveland where Tyler was waiting with the gear. We had 3 days to drive cross-country and make it to the next show in Fort Wayne, IN. April was spent on All Time Low's Young Renegades tour with Gnash. This was the most diverse tour line-up we've ever been a part of and it was very rewarding. Despite hitting smaller cities, the shows were almost all sold out, filled with the most hungry and wild crowds.

12 FEBRUARY - 1 APRIL 2018

The six week run that aged me 10 years. Dreamers was direct support for New Politics' Lost In Translation tour, with The Wrecks as openers. We shared a red bus with The Wrecks that was nicknamed "Clifford the Big Red Rocket" / "Red Tube". Not having to drive meant we all could party together every single day, and we did. Maybe one day you'll get to read all about this, but for now, enjoy the photos:

October - November 2017; Dreamers was direct support for The Maine's Modern Nostalgia tour with Night Riots as the opener. The Maine and their crew set a very high new standard for how to properly treat support bands, and we were extremely grateful. Prior to the tour, we flew out to Sacramento and Tucson for radio shows. These were our fall adventures:

Dreamers spring run started in April at Colorado Spring's Black Sheep. We spent the morning at the RXP 1039 station to play a few acoustic songs and record an interview. A classic NES was sitting in the lobby, and with a few hours to kill before load-in, the band set up the games and relived their 8-bit childhood. Next we had a few dates supporting The Head and the Heart in Reno, Santa Barbara, San Diego, Vegas, and Tempe. Our spring run concluded with radio shows and festivals in Charlotte, Richmond, Minneapolis, SLC, Bottlerock, Ft Lauderdale, and Jacksonville. Here are some random memories from the road: