Dayseeker at The Stage AE

Back in 2012, Dayseeker was just a tiny basement band performing their demos at local Orange County shows. Just a year later, they were touring the United States with melodic metalcore forces of nature Kingdom of Giants. What happened in between those few months? First, Dayseeker signed to InVogue Records and began working on their debut album. In 2013, they finally had material worth publishing; they released their debut studio album, What It Means To Be Defeated, in October 2013. From that point on, things spiraled out of control in the best possible way. They went from opening for substantial bands within the scene to headlining tours around the globe. To be another notch in their belt, grab tickets for their Pittsburgh show. Go on, help them climb even closer to the top… if that’s even possible.

Dayseeker have been hard at work for over a decade, delivering fans diversely influenced music that always, always packs a punch. From pop-punk to metalcore, their inspiration comes from all walks of life. Their music isn’t easily defined, and stylistically, it tends to change album to album. That’s why the release of their latest album was so exciting; it features acoustic renditions of a handful of their past work, plus covers of other famed metal bands. The album is serene and beautiful while still holding on to the heavy metal spirit they carry through each of their projects. The album was released in April 2024, and now, you can get a shot at hearing these new renditions live - tickets are on sale now, so don’t walk, run.

While there are a lot of bands that blend genres and experiment with musical styles, there are few that are as truly versatile as Dayseeker. The band has released five studio albums and toured all over the world with some of the most iconic performers in punk, emo, and metal. So, really, what’s not to love? Why are you not already pressing add to cart on these tickets? Whether you’re a metalhead or a punk, you’ll get a kick out of seeing these guys on stage. Don’t be the loser who didn’t order tickets ahead - buy tickets now and see Dayseeker in Pittsburgh. Don’t miss out, okay?