Our Last Night Presents – The Covers Only Tour 2024

Our Last NightPost-HardcoreOur Last Night was formed in 2004 by brothers Matt and Trevor Wentworth along with childhood friend Tim Molloy. Combining huge melodic choruses, intense breakdowns, and wide ranging vocals they have created their own brand of post-hardcore. Lyrically the band strive to create a message of hope throughout all of their records. With no label and a massive fan base Our Last Night's DIY approach of self-producing their albums and music videos has become a modelfor those seeking to make a living doing what they love. Their unique sound and ability to create rock solid covers of todays hits has solidified their success while launching their original music into new realms. Don’t miss them on their Covers Only Tour 2024 playing in major cities in North America!
 
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