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Young the Giant: A Decade of Indie Anthems

Young the Giant emerged from Irvine, California in the late 2000s and quickly became one of the defining bands of the indie rock resurgence. Their 2010 self-titled debut produced "My Body" and "Cough Syrup" — two songs that became inescapable on alternative radio and found massive second lives through TV placements and streaming. "Cough Syrup" in particular, featured in an emotional episode of Glee, crossed over into the mainstream in a way few indie tracks manage. The band — Sameer Gadhia on vocals, Jacob Tilley and Eric Cannata on guitars, Payam Doostzadeh on bass, and Francois Comtois on drums — followed up with Mind Over Matter in 2014, Home of the Strange in 2016, and Mirror Master in 2018, each album pushing their sound in new directions while keeping the anthemic hooks and soaring melodies that made them festival headliners. With Victory Garden, they are poised to add another chapter to one of alternative rock's most consistent catalogs.

Cold War Kids, almost monday, and KennyHoopla

The support lineup on the Victory Garden Tour is outstanding in its own right. Cold War Kids have been a staple of the indie rock scene since "Hang Me Up to Dry" and "Hospital Beds" put them on the map in the mid-2000s, and their more recent hits like "Love Is Mystical" and "Complainer" show a band that has only gotten sharper with time. Nathan Willett's unmistakable vocals paired with Young the Giant's soaring sound make for a natural double bill. Opening duties are split between almost monday — the San Diego trio riding the wave of infectious singles like "broken people" and "sunburn" — for the first half of the tour, and KennyHoopla, the genre-bending artist who blends punk, pop, and alternative into something entirely his own, for the second half. No matter which leg you catch, you are getting three excellent bands for one ticket.

Score Your Victory Garden Tour Tickets

Summer amphitheater tours with lineups this strong sell fast, and the Victory Garden Tour is no exception. With 41 dates spanning nearly three months, there are plenty of opportunities — but the best seats at the most popular venues will go quickly. BigStub has tickets available for every show on the run, from lawn seats to premium reserved sections, so you can find exactly the right option for your budget. Browse all 41 dates above, pick your city, and lock in your Young the Giant tickets with confidence. The Victory Garden Tour is going to be one of the best nights out of the summer — make sure you have a spot!