A Day to Remember and Yellowcard Set 2025 Maximum Fun Tour

A Day to Remember and Yellowcard are taking their shared pop-punk history on the road. The bands’ reported Maximum Fun Tour is scheduled to open September 5 at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, and close November 22 in Corpus Christi, Texas. It is a sizeable joint bill rather than a short nostalgia lap: the itinerary includes amphitheaters and arenas across the United States, with Canadian stops also listed in the supplied announcement. State Champs, The Wonder Years, and Dinosaur Pile-Up are named as supporting acts on select dates.

The early stretch moves through the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Syracuse is listed for September 9, followed by Camden, New Jersey, on September 11; Bristow, Virginia, on September 13; and Virginia Beach on September 14. Later September stops include Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina, Noblesville, Indiana, and Rogers, Arkansas. The schedule then heads south through Texas and Georgia before reaching Florida. The announcement lists Lakewood Amphitheatre in Atlanta and dates in the Tampa and West Palm Beach areas among the tour’s southeastern run.

The western leg picks up in October, with stops listed for Toyota Arena in Ontario, California, on October 22 and Petco Park in San Diego on October 23. The route continues through Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Manitoba, and Nebraska before reaching Bloomington, Illinois, on November 1. Those later dates give Yellowcard a broad return to major rooms after a long period away from the center of the touring conversation, while A Day to Remember remain the larger touring machine on the bill.

Yellowcard’s appearance arrives alongside attention around the band’s first new album in nearly a decade, identified in the supplied report as Better Days. A Day to Remember are likewise touring around their eighth album, Big Ole Album Vol. 1. That combination gives the bill two different kinds of momentum: Yellowcard are re-entering the live circuit with new material, while A Day to Remember are extending the road cycle around a recent full-length. The result is less a reunion package than a current-era pairing built from overlapping pop-punk audiences.

The report says presale access was scheduled for June 10, with tickets going on general sale that Friday. Because the supplied itinerary contains inconsistent date and venue formatting, fans should confirm the exact local listing before making plans. The clearest through-line is the tour’s scale and endpoints: Ohio in early September, Texas in late November, and a rotating support lineup around two co-headliners with deep roots in the same scene. It is a deliberately oversized route for a bill designed to make familiar songs feel newly communal.