We Came As Romans in NYC on Bad Luck Tour on July 24th at Palladium Times Square

We Came As Romans are bringing their Bad Luck Tour to Palladium Times Square in NYC on July 24th, 2025 with special guests After the Burial, Currents, and Johnny Booth.

About We Came As Romans:
We Came As Romans continue to progress and evolve at lightspeed, maintaining a place at the forefront of heavy music and culture. Never content to follow, they seamlessly alchemize crushing groove-driven catharsis, spacey electronics, and arena-size singalongs into a sound that refuses to sit still, naturally dipping in and out of metal, alternative, hardcore, and rock naturally without breaking a sweat. Since emerging in 2005, the Michigan quintet have pushed the envelope. Following To Plant A Seed [2009] and Understanding What We've Grown To Be [2011], Tracing Back Roots cracked the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 and catapulted to #1 on the Independent Albums Chart and Top Hard Rock Albums Chart in 2013. Two years later, We Came As Romans bowed at #11 on the Billboard 200, while Alternative Press hailed Cold Like War as "a milestone for WCAR." They sold out successive headline tours and shared stages with A Day To Remember, Bring Me The Horizon, I Prevail, The Used, Sleeping With Sirens, Parkway Drive, and more. Produced by Drew Fulk [Knocked Loose, Lil Wayne, Disturbed], 2022's Darkbloom earned some of the highest praise of their career. Beyond applause from Loudwire, Consequence, and more, KERRANG! rated it "4-out-of-5 stars," going on to praise the LP as "both a carrier for a knot of emotion, and a tribute to their friend." It yielded two of the most successful tracks of their career. "Black Hole" [with Caleb Shomo of BEARTOOTH] eclipsed 102 million-plus Spotify streams, and "Daggers" [with Zero 9:36] generated north of 32 million Spotify streams. Moving forward yet again, the band ignite another era with the 2025 single "BAD LUCK."

Category: Live Music | Concert

Price:
General Admission: USD 38.00

Artists: We came as romans, after the burial, currents, johnny booth