American emo/post-hardcore band Hawthorne Heights celebrates the twentieth anniversary of their second album, If Only You Were Lonely (2006), with a complete performance. If Only You Were Lonely is the follow-up to their successful debut, The Silence In Black And White (2004), and the resulting pressure on the production process is evident in the intensity of songs like "Saying Sorry," "This Is Who We Are," and "Pens And Needles." Tonight, Hawthorne Heights will play the album in its entirety, complemented by the best work from their other albums. The band promises "a full-on rollercoaster ride!"

And that ride starts with the support Hawthorne Heights brings, none other than WSTR.
WSTR is a pop-punk band from Liverpool known for their raw energy and catchy choruses. They're FFO bands like Blink-182 and New Found Glory.