Sleeping With Sirens Tickets

Kellin Quinn's high, delicate tenor has been the defining sound of Sleeping with Sirens since the Orlando band first set it against heavy guitars, and the contrast is still what hooks new listeners.

The band helped define the Warped Tour era of emo and post-hardcore and has sold more than one million albums worldwide.

Their eighth studio album, An Ending in Itself, arrived in 2026, and a younger crowd has been discovering the catalogue ever since.

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What to Expect from a Sleeping with Sirens Concert?

Quinn's voice carries the night, sailing over crunchy guitars in choruses that crowds tend to shout back word for word.

Sets pull from more than fifteen years of material, mixing early scream-along favorites with the melodic pop-punk side the band has leaned into since.

The band has also toured acoustically, including a run billed as the We Like It Quiet Tour, which strips the songs back to voices and guitars.

Longtime Sleeping with Sirens fans often treat these nights as reunions, filling rooms with people who first discovered the band in their teens.

Sleeping with Sirens' Biography

Sleeping with Sirens formed in Orlando, Florida, in 2009, with Kellin Quinn on vocals and a lineup that has changed over the years.

The current band includes Quinn, guitarist Nick Martin, bassist Justin Hills, drummer Matty Best, and newest guitarist Tony Pizzuti.

They signed to Rise Records and released their debut, With Ears to See and Eyes to Hear, in 2010, a record praised in particular for Quinn's vocals.

Later albums moved between pop-punk, alternative rock, and post-hardcore, including 2019's How It Feels to Be Lost, which saw them return to their post-hardcore roots.

Quinn has collaborated with artists outside the band, including multiple songs with Machine Gun Kelly.

Sleeping with Sirens' Albums & Projects

After their 2010 debut, the band released Let's Cheers to This in 2011 and Feel in 2013, followed by Madness in 2015, a collaboration with producer John Feldmann.

Gossip came in 2017 as their major-label debut, How It Feels to Be Lost followed in 2019 on Sumerian Records, and Complete Collapse arrived in 2022.

An Ending in Itself, their eighth studio album, was produced by Will Yip and released in June 2026 via Rise Records.

Most Popular Sleeping with Sirens Songs and Setlist Selections

"If I'm James Dean, You're Audrey Hepburn" and "If You Can't Hang" remain the songs most fans are waiting for, both from the band's early run.

Later favorites like "Kick Me" from Madness, plus newer material, regularly turn up alongside them.

Previous Sleeping with Sirens Tours and Festival Appearances

Their co-headlining US tour with Pierce the Veil remains one of the biggest of their career, and they have since returned as support on a summer amphitheater run for the same band.

They've toured internationally, with dates in Australia and the Philippines, and Quinn has worked with Machine Gun Kelly on multiple songs.

Their live history also includes a heavy presence on Warped Tour, the festival circuit that shaped the sound of their generation.

Key Facts about Sleeping with Sirens

• Formed in Orlando, Florida, in 2009 and fronted by Kellin Quinn
• Debut album With Ears to See and Eyes to Hear arrived in 2010 on Rise Records
• Eight studio albums to date, including An Ending in Itself in 2026
• Have sold more than one million albums worldwide
• Their blend of emo, pop-punk, and post-hardcore means events can draw several generations of fans, from original Warped Tour crowds to newer listeners