Sleeping With Sirens Hit The Road This Fall On Headlining U.S. Tour
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JUNE 29: (L-R) Kellin Quinn, Nick Martin and Justin Hills of Sleeping With Sirens perform during a stop of Pierce the Veil's I Can't Hear You tour at PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on June 29, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Getty ImagesOrlando-born rock band Sleeping with Sirens has announced a headlining tour for the fall.
The quartet — lead vocalist Kellin Quinn, rhythm guitarist Nick Martin, bassist Justin Hills and drummer Matty Best — will be hitting the road on the “Don’t Let The Party Die” tour, stopping at select cities across the U.S. and Mexico surrounding their two-day appearance at Las Vegas’ famed When We Were Young festival. The tour features support from Stand Atlantic and Heart to Gold.
Kicking off in Birmingham, AL. at the 1,300-capacity Iron City music venue on October 8th, the tour includes visits to major cities such as Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, Louisville, La Vista, Boulder, Las Vegas, Tucson and San Antonio and will conclude with a set at the We Missed Ourselves festival in Mexico City on October 25th. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased via sirensmusic.co/tour.
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Forming in 2009, the band quickly rose to the top in their genre thanks to their unique sound. Since first coming onto the scene, Sleeping With Sirens has released seven studio albums and have played thousands of shows around the world.
In 2024, the rockers celebrated their beloved second studio album, “Let’s Cheers To This” with a namesake album tour across the U.S. that saw the record played in its entirety. The most popular songs include “If You Can’t Hang” and “Do It Now Remember It Later.”
“I immediately just feel the sense of excitement we had going into the album. We felt free to be whoever we wanted to be as a band,” Quinn told Alternative Press in an interview in July 2024, ahead of the tour. “We weren’t thinking about how the record would do, what it would sell — we were just excited to make music that lit us up,”
“We’re excited to play an album for anyone that grew up listening to it! It’s going to feel very nostalgic,” he added. “We’re super lucky to be where we are and honored to share this experience with the people that got us to where we are! Forever grateful.”
Most recently, Sleeping with Sirens toured with longtime friends and collaborators Pierce the Veil on the U.S. leg of the “I Can’t Hear You” world tour.
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