They have not had a significant amount of time off from touring until recently while they finished up Misadventures. The hype for their new music was at an all-time high for PTV leading up to the release of Misadventures, and what they have been working so long and hard on has definitely lived up to said hype with their fiery and fierce instrumentals and passionate, as always, lyrics.Īlthough there was such a large gap of time between releasing albums, Pierce The Veil has been non-stop when it comes to touring.

“Circles” rung in over 500,000 streams on YouTube and Facebook within its first week of release-and that doesn’t even include iTunes and Spotify streams. Then, they released “Texas Is Forever” and “Circles” as singles in 2016.

They put out “The Divine Zero” in 2015 before they went out on the Vans Warped Tour that summer, and that ended up making it onto the album. Misadventures shows growth in the band’s collective sound and the lyrics bring new meaning and depth to what PTV is known for.

Both of those albums were recorded and produced right here in New Jersey. The group has released four studio albums with the latest being Misadventures, which released May 13-the first album since Collide With The Sky which released back in 2012. They have had a crazy and successful career thus far, and are going stronger now more than ever with one of the most dedicated and supportive fanbases I have ever seen. The band consists of brothers, Vic and Mike Fuentes, Jaime Preciado, and Tony Perry. The post-hardcore quartet comes from San Diego, California, and has existed as Pierce The Veil for 10 years. It was The Spring Fever Tour and it, until this day, remains one of my top three favorite concerts I’ve ever been to, with the best production for PTV I have ever seen.

I did, in fact, end up going to the concert mentioned in that tweet, by the way. The 'Circles' single is a hair away from the Alternative Top 30 charts and is in rotation on 27 alternative and 22 active rock stations.įresh from the band's first-ever tour of Australia, Pierce The Veil hit the road here in North America on September 3, headlining their Made To Destroy Tour.LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Fuentes, Vic Fuentes, Tony Perry, Jaime PreciadoĪ few years ago, I tweeted, “If I don’t see Pierce The Veil on Saturday, I don’t know what the point of living really is.” If that doesn’t explain what a huge fan I am of Pierce The Veil, and with good reason, I don’t know what will. The 'Circles' video is loosely based on the Dan Ackroyd written and directed 1991 feature film 'Nothing But Trouble,' and features San Francisco morning radio host and former MTV VJ Matt Pinfield.

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