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The high pitched screams of girls could be heard all throughout the five boroughs during the Vans Warped Tour’s recent New York stop. The shrieks were much louder at the Kia Forte Stage and for good reason, as some of the top acts on this year's Warped run delivered electrifying sets.

If you want to get some serious tanning done, your best bet might be to skip the beach and just go to the Vans Warped Tour. The sun scorched this past weekend as fans gathered to check out this summer’s Warped Tour stop at the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, N.Y. and the Monster Stage was a popular destination.

It’s no surprise that the bands who played the Vans Warped Tour's Kia Soul Stage showed a lot of heart and soul. The parking lot of Long Island's Nassau Coliseum saw its share of singers jumping into the crowd throughout the day, especially at this particular stage.

The Vans Warped Tour is not just a festival filled with a collection of diverse rock acts, as the renowned festival is also dedicated to spotlighting worthy causes that trumps any kind of concert performance. This week, the 6th Annual Vans Warped Tour Charity Bowling Tournament was held at the Brunswick Tri-City Bowl in Phoenix, with nineteen bands from the tour trying their best to throw strikes.

There's a little controversy brewing on the Vans Warped Tour, but once the argument is all laid out it makes sense. Bring Me the Horizon frontman Oli Sykes recently raised a few eyebrows by suggesting that he was no longer able to use the words "mosh pit" or "wall of death" at shows while playing the Vans Warped trek. But there is a simple reason for that -- the legal system. R

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Summer is coming, which means massive amounts of outdoor concert festivals, and one of the biggest is the annual Vans Warped Tour. There's no doubt that Warped Tour can be one helluva great time, but if you're not prepared there's always the risk that things can go south...