Warped Tour 1997

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Warped Tour 1997

Tour by Warped Tour
Warped Tour 1997 logo
Start date	July 2, 1997
End date	August 5, 1997
No. of shows	34 (North America)
Warped Tour concert chronology
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Warped Tour 1997 was the 3rd edition of the Vans Warped Tour. The 26-date North American tour began on July 2, 1997, in San Diego California and ended August 5, 1997, in Atlanta, Georgia. The tour featured one main stage, a side stage, and a "Locals Only" stage sponsored by ASCAP/Ernie Ball on each date. The tour headliners included: Blink-182, Descendents, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Pennywise, Reel Big Fish, Royal Crown Revue, Sick of it All, and Social Distortion.

This was the first edition to feature a European leg, which included Sick of It All, Millencolin, Pennywise, Blink-182, Limp Bizkit, Dance Hall Crashers and Royal Crown Revue.^[1]

Bands[]

North America[]

All bands performed on the entire tour unless otherwise noted^[2]

• 22 Jacks (7/2–7/18)
• The Adversaries (7/11)
• The Amazing Royal Crowns (7/29)
• The Alkaholiks (7/3–7/13)
• The Aquabats (7/2–7/3, 7/23)
• Billy Club (7/16)
• Blink-182
• Blue Bird (7/3)
• The Blue Meanies (7/18)
• The Bouncing Souls (7/21–8/4)
• Buck-O-Nine (7/9–7/16)
• Calvin Krime (7/17)
• Cast Iron Hike (7/29)
• Cause for Alarm (7/26)
• Chuck Ren (7/18)
• Chump (7/12)
• Claw (7/22)
• Crawl (8/1–8/5)
• Creeper (7/6)
• Descendents
• Diesel Boy (7/6)
• Druel (7/17)
• Face to Face (7/5–7/12)
• Fat (7/19–7/23)
• Field Day (7/9)^[3]
• Filabuster (7/5)
• Fringe (7/22)
• Eminem
• The Get Up Kids (7/15)
• The Glenmont Popes (7/27)
• Gusto (7/11)
• H₂O (7/18–7/23, 7/25 and 7/27–7/29)
• Häd (7/2)
• Handsome (7/24–7/30)
• Hepcat (7/2–7/26)
• Humble Gods (7/3)
• The Independents (7/29)
• Integrity (7/22)
• The Interpreters (7/27)
• The Investigators (7/9)^[3]
• J.W.T. (7/2)
• Kid Corduroy (7/11)
• Killer Skabies (7/11)
• Knapsack (7/3–7/5)
• Lagoon (7/6)
• Lagwagon (7/18–8/5)
• Less Than Jake (7/16–8/5)
• LGS (7/5)
• Limp (7/6)
• Limp Bizkit
• Lo Presher
• Mad Caddies (8/1–8/5)
• The Malchiks (7/9)^[3]
• Man Will Surrender (7/3)
• The Marshes (7/29)
• The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
• Millencolin
• Mog Stunt Team 555 (7/23)
• Mosquitones (7/11)
• (7/26)
• MxPx (8/1–8/5)
• NIL8 (7/18)
• No Knife (7/2–7/3)
• The Offspring (7/20)
• Pennywise
• Pet (7/27, 7/30–8/5)
• Pimp a delic (8/5)
• Pivot (7/2)
• Porn Flakes (7/22)
• Protein (7/2–7/6)
• Reel Big Fish (Except 7/22–7/23)
• Reset (7/20)
• RoomFulaNipsey (7/2)
• Royal Crown Revue
• Salmon (7/6)
• Sick Of It All (Except 7/5–7/6)
• The Smooths (7/27)
• Snapcase (7/21 and 7/24–7/25)
• Snot (7/5)
• Social Distortion (Except 7/15)
• Spank (7/3)
• Spider Virus (8/1–8/5)
• Sprung Monkey (7/24–7/29)
• Stick Men (7/24–7/30)
• Strung Out (7/5–7/6)
• Sugar Ray (7/2–7/23)
• The Suicide Machines (7/16–8/5)
• Sun Child
• Ten Day Late (7/9)^[3]
• Traitors (7/18)
• Tree (7/29)
• The Vandals (7/2–7/17)
• Vision of Disorder (7/25)
• Warzone (7/27 and 7/30)
• Weston (7/13–7/18)
• White Caps (7/3)
• The Wives (7/25)
• Xtra Large (7/20)

Europe[]

• Blink-182
• Dance Hall Crashers
• Limp Bizkit (cancelled after 8/22)
• Millencolin
• Pennywise
• Royal Crown Revue
• Sick of It All

Tour dates[]

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