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Simple Plan Energizes Milwaukee with a Nostalgia-Fueled Pop-Punk Performance

Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration

Under a golden dusk at the Summerfest ground’s scenic BMO Pavilion in Milwaukee, last night Simple Plan delivered a high-octane, feel-good show, celebrating their 25th anniversary on the aptly named Bigger Than You Think! Tour, with spirited support from 3OH!3, Bowling for Soup, and LØLØ.

LØLØ kicked things off with infectious energy and charisma, her voice slicing through the breeze and warming the crowd instantly. Though brief, her set hinted at the indie-sleaze flair that earned her a spot on this stacked bill.

Bowling for Soup followed with their signature tongue-in-cheek humor and years of hits. Their self-deprecating jokes and crowd-pleasing tracks like “1985” had fans roaring and laughing in equal measure.

3OH!3 wrapped up the opening acts, unleashing electronic-pop bangers like “Don’t Trust Me” with pulsing beats and playful stage banter. The duo had the amphitheater bouncing, half dancing, half singing along, setting a buoyant tempo for the evening.

By the time Simple Plan took the stage, excitement pulsed through the crowd like electricity. They opened with “I’d Do Anything,” “Nothing Changes,” “Shut Up!,” “Jump,” “Addicted,” and “Jet Lag” (the latter featuring LØLØ joining for a memorable duet).

From that moment, it was a seamless, high‑voltage romp. The band’s precision was striking, tight riffs and polished harmonies. Lead singer Pierre Bouvier addressed the audience with warm familiarity, the band clearly feeding off Milwaukee’s energy.

Highlights followed at a rapid clip: “Can’t Keep My Hands Off You,” “Welcome to My Life,” and “Summer Paradise” found a perfect spot early, blending heartfelt nostalgia with anthemic hooks. The emotional mid‑set pivot came with “Untitled (How Could This Happen to Me?)” where Pierre was on the keys in the crowd, who was collectively holding its breath at the raw sentiment on display.

Playful chaos ensued later with a series of covers and mash‑ups. And as the main set wrapped, they capped things off with a flawless encore, delivering “I’m Just a Kid” followed by “Perfect”, a heartfelt, nostalgic send‑off that left the Pavilion glowing in unison.

Milwaukee’s BMO Pavilion, framed by Lake Michigan and built for concerts, proved the ideal setting. The sound was crisp and powerful without distortion, allowing every chord and vocal flourish to hit home. Lighting and stage visuals were dynamic but never overblown, reinforcing the joyous spirit of the evening.

Simple Plan’s performance at BMO Pavilion was a masterclass in balancing nostalgia with tight modern showmanship. From the opening trio of support acts to the heartfelt encore, the evening was paced with precision and brimming with pop-punk joy.

They reminded Milwaukeeans, and perhaps themselves, just how big this band still feels. The Bigger Than You Think! Tour isn’t just a title, it’s a promise that, even after 25 years, Simple Plan can still ignite crowds and make us feel young again.

Vans Warped Tour Invades Milwaukee for Final Time with Simple Plan, 3OH!3 & More

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Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration

The Vans Warped Tour said goodbye to Milwaukee yesterday, as the iconic festival tour is celebrating its final cross-country run. Although the tour will likely continue in a small capacity in larger markets, Monday was inevitably the last times fans in Milwaukee would be able to enjoy the Warped Tour in their home state.

Rightfully so, fans rocked from start to finish to say a proper goodbye, and they did so with performances from Simple Plan, We The Kings, 3OH!3 and many more. If you weren’t in attendance yesterday, you definitely missed out!

Check out our photos from the last Milwaukee stop on the Vans Warped Tour below.

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Photos: The Vans Warped Tour Brings Good Charlotte, Sum 41, Yellowcard & More to Milwaukee, WI

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Good Charlotte

Yesterday fans got to see legendary and up-and-coming bands in rock and punk rock, as the Vans Warped Tour made it’s annual stop at the Summerfest grounds in Milwaukee, WI. With some epic performances from Good Charlotte, Sum 41, Yellowcard, Mayday Parade, New Found Glory, Atreyu, We The Kings, Less Than Jake, Big Reel Fish, Prof and many more, everyone in attendance easily got their money’s worth and then some.

Whether it was Jess Bowen (of The Summer Set) making a surprise appearance, backing up 3Oh!3 on the drums, or whether it was seeing one of Yellowcard’s last shows before their forthcoming final tour, the day was full of memorable moments that fans will not soon forget. From the moment the gates opened until the last band said their goodbyes to the Wisconsin crowd, the Vans Warped Tour brought nearly 10 hours of great music to Milwaukee’s lakefront.

Check out our photos from yesterday’s Milwaukee stop on the Vans Warped Tour below and check out the remaining dates at the tour’s official website.

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Photos: American Authors, All Time Low & 3OH!3 Perform at the KISSmas Bash in Milwaukee

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Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration
Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration

Tonight Christmas came early for Milwaukee, Wisconsin as 103.7 KISS FM brought their annual “KISSmas Bash” to The Rave’s Eagles Ballroom. Following last year’s performance with rapper Wiz Khalifa, this year’s lineup rocked, and we mean that literally as All Time Low headlined the Bash with some amazing opening sets from American Authors and 3OH!3. With all three groups performing a collection of their biggest hits, with a few B-sides and covers sprinkled in, no fan left unhappy.

We must also say that the clothing choices by the bands were more than on point! 3OH!3’s Sean Foreman was rocking a killer Run The Jewels tee, with the rap duo’s classic logo, while All Time Low’s Alex Gaskarth was hilariously sporting a One Direction cut off tee, which even had an “X” over former 1D member, Zayn Malik’s, face.

Check out our photos from the 103.7 KISS FM “KISSmas Bash” below!

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