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A funny thing happened when The Dangerous Summer walked away in 2014: People kept listening. In fact, the legend of the Ellicott City, Maryland-based band—signed by Hopeless Records during their senior year of high school in 2007—only grew larger in their absence. Fans inked vocalist/bassist AJ Perdomo’s words on their skin. Bands cribbed their names from Dangerous Summer song titles. They never broke in the mainstream, but to a rabid underground audience, The Dangerous Summer were a phenomenon. Now, newly reformed and reunited with Hopeless Records, the band—Perdomo, guitarist Matt Kennedy and drummer Ben Cato—are ready to begin their second chapter with the release of their fourth full-length album in 2018, produced by James Paul Wisner (Underoath, Dashboard Confessional, Paramore). “In all of our minds, we thought this was never going to happen again,” Perdomo says. “There was a point in my life where I thought I was never going to play another Dangerous Summer song again. But the easiest thing in the world is writing music and playing music together. It’s second nature. It feels right again.” The band’s forthcoming album, their first in four years, looks to build on an already accomplished discography. The Dangerous Summer’s first three albums—2009’s Reach For The Sun, 2011’s War Paint and 2013’s Golden Record—were more than just critically acclaimed: They were collections of visceral, textured alternative rock that shook audiences to their core with an unrivaled musical heft and lyrical honesty. They were songs that demanded your attention, as catchy as they were introspectively vulnerable. “We’re taking elements of what people always loved about the band and trying to push the limits and push things forward,” Perdomo explains, noting that the band’s new music is more uplifting and upbeat than the stark, bleak Golden Record, which came at a time of both personal and professional turmoil for the group. “On Reach For The Sun, we had a lot of inspiring songs,” he says. “I feel like right now we need to pull out of this dark veil before we do anything else in our story. We’re pulling out of the darkness, and it’s really inspiring and uplifting.” So, as The Dangerous Summer approach the next stage of their career, they do so with an overwhelming optimism that’s never been stronger. This isn’t a rehash: It’s a band acknowledging their past with eyes turned squarely toward the future. Most importantly, it’s a reunion led by the music instead of the ancillary trappings of the industry. In their time away, Perdomo, Kennedy and Cato had plenty of time to figure out who and where they wanted to be, and they’ve all returned to the same place. “No one owes us anything,” says Perdomo, who became a father during the band’s hiatus. “We have to prove ourselves again. We’re giving our entire selves to this. We were always just grinding so hard because we needed to do it for a living, just trying to get by. We’re not going to be grinding out 100-day tours; we conquered that. We finally got to the point where we don’t need this—we want it.” XX
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AJ Perdomo
I missed the bus on these guys 15 years ago, but glad I’m on it now. What an incredible show!
Center Stage Atlanta, GAThe show was great, AJ and the guys are always awesome! The venue on the other hand should be condemned.
New Brookland Tavern Columbia, SCA brilliant, talented, heartfelt, and down to earth combination of post hardcore and pop punk. Thoroughly recommend them
Deaf Institute Manchester, United KingdomA.J. is really passionate about his fans and it creates such a unique and memorable experience. Awesome!!!
The End Nashville, TNAmazing show, one of if not thr best performance we've seen from The Dangerous Summer
Marquis Theater Denver, COYes, The Dangerous Summer is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming The Dangerous Summer concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The The Dangerous Summer tour is scheduled for 10 dates across 10 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
The Dangerous Summer is scheduled to play 10 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
The Dangerous Summer's tour starts Mar 28, 2026 and ends on Apr 08, 2026. They will play 10 cities; their most recent concert was held in Boise at Multiple Venues and their next upcoming concert will be in Portland at Wonder Ballroom.
As part of the The Dangerous Summer tour, The Dangerous Summer is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
