If you are still waiting to purchase your tickets for the European Sum 41 ‘Does This Look All Killer No Filler” tour featuring Simple Plan as special guests, you better make your decision fast!
As of right now, at least three dates of the tour – coincidentally the last three ones – Tilburg (Netherlands), Brussels (Belgium) and London (UK) are now sold-out!
Another information we have is that the tickets to the front sector of the Bratislava (Slovakia) show are over 90 % sold-out (this information comes from Thursday) and the Czech promoters also advice buying the tickets for the Prague date as soon as possible.
The two Canadian bands will be returning to Europe on September 20th and will tour there for a whole month.
After a little summer break, Simple Plan are back on the Blame Canada co-headlining tour with Sum 41 in the U.S., which will continue until August 28th. This time around, the boys are hitting mostly cities on the western coast with the exception of the final three dates, which will take place in New York and New Jersey to make up for the canceled shows from the first leg of this tour (which were then canceled due to positive covid tests in the Sum 41 camp).
As far as the setlist of the show goes, it mostly remained very similar to the one Simple Plan had on the first leg of the tour. Of course, every night, the guys like to switch up a couple of songs to make the shows always a little different. But the main structure of the setlist remains the same. The band also still incorporates a cover “party medley” in the middle of the show, where they cover Smash Mouth’s ‘All Star’, Avril Lavigne’s ‘Sk8er Boi’ and The Killers’ ‘Mr. Brightside’. Besides these cover, there is one extra cover that Simple Plan has played at most of the recent shows toward the end of the show right before ‘Untitled’ or ‘Perfect’ – and that is the cover of Oasis’ legendary song ‘Wonderwall’.
Check out the setlist of the most recent show in San Diego (August 5th):
I’d Do Anything
Shut Up!
Jump
The Worst Day Ever
Addicted
Wake Me Up (When This Nightmare’s Over)
Summer Paradise
Welcome To My Life
Take My Hand
Crazy
Iconic
Party medley (All Star / Sk8er Boi / Mr. Brightside)
What’s New Scooby-Doo?
Where I Belong
I’m Just A Kid
Wonderwall (Oasis cover)
Perfect
Below, you can check out a video of Simple Plan performing Wonderwall at a recent festival at Festivoix in July:
In 2022, Simple Plan’s debut album No Pads, No Helmets… Just Balls (released in 2002) celebrates its 20th anniversary and to celebrate it, the band has now released a number of special merch items.
In the 20th anniversary NPNHJB merch collection, you will find not only some retro designs from the NPNHJB era (featuring the original band symbols or fonts), but also special new birthday cake t-shirt design created by the Brazilian designer Vinicius Gut as well as a limited edition skater deck which only 75 lucky fans will be able to grab.
20 years after the first release of the animated TV series ‘What’s New, Scooby-Doo?’ which featured an intro song of the same name by Simple Plan, ‘What’s New, Scooby-Doo?’ finally got to have it’s own official lyrics video, which you can now stream on YouTube.
The video, edited by Brent Hallman (Tivoli Films Inc./Hallman Animation Studios) includes the original animated members of Simple Plan from the episode ‘Simple Plan and the Invisible Madman’ (where the SP members also voiced their own characters).
Hungarian fans can now rejoice – the upcoming Sum 41 European tour which will feature Simple Plan as the main special guest will be heading their way too! The bands recently added a concert date in Budapest, where they will perform just the day after Prague – on October 2nd.
The concert will take place in the Papp László Budapest Sportaréna and the tickets are already on sale here.
The rumors about this show have been going around for quite a few weeks now, especially after the date and place of the show has been revealed on a number of official channels, yet it has still been missing on the official tourlist. The show was recently also confirmed by Sum 41 at their June show at VOLT festival in Hungary. Now finally all the official details are out and the fans in central Europe can now choose from multiple options where to see these two pop-punk legends – whether it’s Prague, Vienna, Bratislava or Budapest. Or perhaps another European date.
Which date will YOU be attending?
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