On May 13, 2025, the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, Colorado, was the epicenter of an unforgettable night of music as Mayday Parade headlined a sold-out show. The evening commenced with performances by Like Roses, Grayscale, and Microwave, each bringing their unique energy and sound to the stage. Fans were treated to a dynamic blend of pop-punk, emo, and alternative rock, culminating in Mayday Parade’s emotionally charged set that celebrated their 20-year legacy in the music scene.
Like Roses
Hailing from Oklahoma, Like Roses is an emerging emo-pop band known for their heartfelt lyrics and melodic compositions. Formed in the late 2010s, the band quickly gained a following with their debut EP, Late Bloomers, which showcased their ability to blend raw emotion with catchy hooks. Their music often explores themes of personal growth, heartbreak, and resilience, resonating with fans who appreciate authenticity in songwriting. With a growing discography and a reputation for engaging live performances, Like Roses continues to make their mark on the emo and pop-punk scenes.
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Grayscale
Philadelphia-based Grayscale has been a prominent figure in the pop-punk and alternative rock genres since their formation in 2011. The band’s debut album, Adornment (2017), introduced their polished sound and introspective lyrics, earning them a dedicated fanbase. Their subsequent releases, including Nella Vita (2019) and Umbra (2021), showcased their evolution, incorporating elements of pop and indie rock while maintaining their core emotional intensity. Known for their dynamic live shows and relatable themes, Grayscale continues to push the boundaries of their genre, connecting with audiences worldwide.
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Microwave
Atlanta’s Microwave is renowned for their eclectic blend of alternative rock, post-hardcore, and emo influences. Since their inception in 2012, the band has released several critically acclaimed albums, including Much Love (2016) and Death Is a Warm Blanket (2019), the latter noted for its heavier sound and introspective themes. Microwave’s music delves into topics like mental health, existentialism, and personal struggles, delivered through powerful vocals and intricate instrumentation. Their ability to seamlessly transition between aggressive and melodic passages has solidified their status as a versatile and impactful act in the alternative music scene.
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Mayday Parade
Celebrating two decades in the music industry, Mayday Parade has cemented their place as stalwarts of the emo and pop-punk genres. Originating from Tallahassee, Florida, in 2005, the band gained early recognition with their debut album, A Lesson in Romantics (2007), featuring fan favorites like “Jamie All Over” and “Miserable at Best.”
Over the years, they’ve released a series of successful albums, including Monsters in the Closet (2013) and What It Means to Fall Apart (2021), each showcasing their growth and adaptability. In 2025, they unveiled Sweet, the first installment of a planned trilogy, reflecting their continued commitment to evolving their sound while staying true to their roots. Known for their emotionally charged performances and deep connection with fans, Mayday Parade’s live shows are a testament to their enduring appeal and musical prowess.
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