Seaway is a Canadian rock band from Oakville, Ontario signed to Pure Noise Records and Dine Alone Records . The band has released three EPs and four studio albums.
38-453: [REDACTED] Look up seaway in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Seaway may refer to: Seaway (band) , a pop punk band from Canada. Sound (geography) , a sea or ocean inlet larger than a bay, deeper than a bight, and wider than a fjord Strait , a narrow sea or ocean channel between two bodies of land Sea lane or shipping lane,
76-634: A Weezer cover set at Stranded Fest in Toronto in August 2018. On June 1, 2018, tickets went on sale for Seaway's Fall European tour with fellow Pure Noise label-mates State Champs . One week later, Seaway released an acoustic version of their song, Lula on the Beach. On July 30, 2018, it was announced that Seaway would be supporting Blink 182 at The Colosseum at Caesar's Casino in Windsor, Ontario . On March 14, 2019,
114-644: A UK/Europe tour with additional support from Boston Manor. On April 5, the band released a music video for "Stubborn Love". The band then toured as part of the Pure Noise Tour 2016, as direct support to Hit the Lights . Seaway began their first Canadian headliner in July 2016, with support from Rarity and Coldfront. In Fall 2016, the band went on tour with The Wonder Years , Real Friends , Knuckle Puck , and Moose Blood . In October 2016, Seaway announced plans to headline
152-556: A complete lineup in May 2021. On August 19, 2021, Nine Inch Nails announced the cancellation of their 2021 dates. In response, Riot Fest booked Slipknot as a new headliner, and added a special 'preview party' on the 16th with Morrissey. Later, the Pixies also canceled their 2021 tour dates, with which on September 2, Riot Fest added The Flaming Lips on Sunday with Slipknot, and on the 16th added Alkaline Trio, Patti Smith, Joyce Manor and more. Around
190-492: A rarities compilation Fresh Produce was announced for release on April 19. In October 2020, the band released their fourth studio album entitled "Big Vibe" on Pure Noise Records. The COVID-19 pandemic prevented them from touring for it but they performed a handful of shows, including their annual "Holiday Shaker" event in December 2021 when COVID-19 restrictions began lifting in their home province of Ontario. Since this event,
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266-490: A reschedule was initially promised a follow-up never emerged. The third cancellation came in 2020 when concerns due to the COVID-19 pandemic made the festival's cancellation inevitable. Organizers have called this a postponement, as a significant part of the 2020 lineup played in the 2021 festival. Though not an outright cancellation, Riot Fest Brooklyn in 2012 was shut down early due to weather concerns. In 2023, residents of
304-541: A three-day weekend. Punk, rock, indie rock, alternative, psychobilly, metal, skate punk and ska are represented at Riot Fest along with reunion sets. In 2012, Riot Fest moved from various venues around the city to an outdoor venue at Chicago's Humboldt Park and was marketed as Riot Fest & Carnival, with rides, games, wrestling, and food vendors. 2012 also saw the festival expand through North America with events staged in Brooklyn, Toronto, Dallas, and Denver soon after. Since
342-614: A tour in the United Kingdom for early 2017. In March and April 2017, Seaway supported Simple Plan on the No Pads, No Helmets... Just Balls anniversary tour through Canada and the United States. Prior to the tour, the band had announced a return to the studio for pre-production on their next album. The group announced the completion of LP3 on May 21. On July 13, 2017, it was reported that Seaway had signed to Dine Alone Records to handle
380-580: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Seaway (band) Seaway formed in 2011 in Oakville, Ontario , consisting of Ryan Locke on lead vocals, Patrick Carleton on rhythm guitar and vocals, Andrew Eichinger on lead guitar, Adam Shoji on bass, and Ken Taylor on drums. All of the members have been friends since high school. Locke, Eichinger, and Taylor began playing music together as early as grade 5, performing at talent shows and for other friends. Seaway
418-563: Is one of the largest independently-owned music festivals in the United States. Riot Fest was established in Chicago in 2005 by Mike Petryshyn and Sean McKeough, the latter who also co-produced Chicago's Motoblot annual motorcycle rally. Riot Fest spent seven years as a multi-venue festival, using the Metro , Subterranean, Double Door , Cobra Lounge and the Congress Theater to present bands over
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#1732845382852456-534: The Canadian distribution for their next LP Vacation . Album artwork, track listing and a music video for the first single "Apartment" was also released at this time. The band released a second single, "Something Wonderful" in August, while the band was on tour with With Confidence in Australia. Vacation was released on September 14, 2017, to positive reviews. Alternative Press wrote that Seaway "levelled up in
494-465: The Douglas Park neighborhood where Riot Fest had been held since 2015 protested the festival's plans to continue operating there. Discussions deteriorated into yelling at a community event between neighborhood residents and festival organizers, as community members complained that the music fest forces them out of large sections of the public park for weeks at a time so private events can be held, damages
532-513: The Riot Fest in Chicago and Denver in September 2016. On March 17, 2017, Riot Fest announced that the festival would not return to Denver, citing the death of co-founder Sean Mckeough the previous November as making it impossible to focus on more than one event in 2017. Despite this, the festival has expressed interest in eventually returning to Denver. In April 2017, it was announced that Jawbreaker
570-497: The United Kingdom throughout January and February. In March, the band went on to support Bayside on their 15th anniversary tour through the United States. The group joined As It Is and This Wild Life in the United Kingdom once again in May, as a support act, and performed both at Slam Dunk Festival (UK) and Warped Tour . On August 19, Seaway released a music video for the first single of their sophomore record Colour Blind , directly by YEAH! Films and featuring footage from
608-479: The United States. In November 2017, the band toured through Canada with fellow Oakville natives Silverstein (band) . Seaway headlined their "Japanese Vacation" tour in December 2017 through Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. The band headlined a sold-out Toronto "Holiday Shaker" in December 2017 with support from acts Like Pacific and others. In early 2018, Seaway headlined the U.K. with support from British band Woes and Pure Noise roster member Lizzy Farrall. On January 8,
646-471: The band hasn’t performed live and the only music released was a cover of “I’m The One” by Descendents for “Dead Formats Vol. 1”, a compilation of Pure Noise Records bands performing covers. Since then the band has been completely inactive, though they have not publicly disbanded. The band has been listed on Pure Noise Records' alumni section. Matt Collar of AllMusic described the band as making "exuberant punk-pop and emo-rock" music. Rock Sound described
684-433: The band performed at Riot Fest . In October, the group supported Bayside on their headlining US tour. On November 4, Seaway released and released their debut EP "All In My Head" featuring the singles "Your Best Friend" and "Alberta." In November, they supported Four Year Strong on their headlining US tour. The band went on to tour heavily in 2015. Seaway supported Neck Deep on The Intercontinental Championships tour in
722-838: The band released a video for their single "London." Seaway joined with Neck Deep on The Peace and the Panic USA Tour in late January to February 2018. In May 2018, Seaway supported Sum 41 on the Does This Look Infected? anniversary tour. In the summer of 2018, Seaway headlined a cross-Canada tour with support from Like Pacific , Bearings, and Living with Lions . On the festival route, Seaway played Festivoix in Trois-Rivières in June 2018, 77 Fest in Montreal , Big Slam in Calgary and
760-532: The band's high school years. On September 23, 2015, a second single titled "Airhead" was made available for streaming. Colour Blind , Seaway's first full length album on Pure Noise records was released on October 23 Three days later, a music video for the single "Best Mistake" was released. The band toured the U.S. in October and November, supporting Knuckle Puck with support from Head North and Sorority Noise . In March/April 2016, Seaway joined Knuckle Puck on
798-472: The band's sound as "Fast and classically melodic pop-punk" combined with a "distinct and unashamed pop sensibility." Seaway is the side project to Locke, Taylor and Eichinger's hardcore punk band Rage Brigade. When seaway took off, the projects flipped. Rage Brigade released the F.I.G.H.T.M.U.S.I.C. EP and singles "Slipping Away" & "Hard Love" in 2011. Colour Blind was included at number 32 on Rock Sound ' s top 50 releases of 2015 list. Seaway
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#1732845382852836-537: The course of the festival's run. The first came in 2009 in the form of Riot Fest West, originally set to happen in November 2009 and postponed in September. The fest initially vowed to make up the dates in spring 2010 but the replacement fest did not materialize. The second cancellation came in 2012 when Riot Fest East in Philadelphia was again postponed, this time one week before the show's planned July 19 start date. Though
874-686: The death of McKeough in 2016, Riot Fest has remained a once-a-year event in Chicago. The festival played a key role in the reunions of Naked Raygun , The Replacements in 2013, the Misfits in 2016, and Jawbreaker in 2017, among others. The festival consisted of two days of music at Humboldt Park on Saturday, September 15 and Sunday, September 16 and a Friday night kickoff at the Congress Theater . The lineup for Riot Fest in 2012 included: Riot Fest & Carnival returned to Humboldt Park in Chicago in 2013 and included satellite festivals in Toronto (August 24–25) and Denver (September 21–22). The 2013 festival
912-408: The lineup by Sparta and Gogol Bordello , respectively. It was announced on May 15, 2023, that Riot Fest would be returning to Douglass Park September 15–17. The lineup was announced on May 17. On Sunday, rainy conditions led to the festival's start time being delayed until 2:00 PM and the cancellation of all early sets scheduled for that day. Three instances of Riot Fest have been canceled over
950-594: The past, stated he would not have the fest back for 2015. This was due to damages to the park after heavy rain during the festival. The repairs cost $ 150,000. Riot Fest 2014 included the inaugural "Riot Fest Speaks" panel, moderated by Henry Rollins . In addition, 2014 saw the return of Riot Fest in Denver and Toronto. Conflicts over the condition of the grass and negative effects on the Boricua community, including gentrification of Humboldt Park and lack of financial benefits to
988-406: The pop-punk world" and that the album contained "tracks so damn catchy you’ll be singing along upon first listen" giving the album 4.5/5 stars. Andy Biddulph from Rock Sound gave the album 8/10, saying "this is the moment Seaway become real contenders, but more than that, it might just be the pop-punk album of the year." The album was listed as #12 in the magazine's Top 50 releases of 2017, given
1026-501: The residents of the area led to the festival being moved to Douglas Park . After settling on the new location, Saint Anthony Hospital filed a lawsuit against Riot Fest on September 4, arguing that the festival would be detrimental to their patients' health because of the "extreme noise" and the heavy traffic that would surround the hospital. The two sides reached an agreement which included "restoring parking on 19th Street in front of Saint Anthony Hospital, building pedestrian barricades on
1064-535: The review- "with ‘Vacation’ [Seaway] forged absolute pop-punk perfection. Featuring songs about falling in love, dealing with heartbreak and taking your dog for a walk on the beach, the band combined their passions for heart, positivity and boyband peppiness to make an album that is brimming with youthful innocence, and, more than anything, timeless songwriting. We’ll vacation here for many summers to come." From September to October 2017, Seaway joined Four Year Strong on their Rise or Die Trying anniversary tour through
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1140-411: The same time, Dinosaur Jr. also canceled their dates until November, with Riot Fest adding Pinegrove soon after. On September 14, both Faith No More and Mr. Bungle also announced the cancellation of each band's fall 2021 dates, including Riot Fest, citing vocalist Mike Patton's ongoing mental health issues . Riot Fest organizers booked Rise Against and Anthrax as replacements for both bands. Riot Fest
1178-512: The west side of California Avenue and sound monitoring within the hospital to protect patients." Saturday saw the return of the "Riot Fest Speaks" panel series, once again moderated by Henry Rollins . Sunday also featured an additional "Riot Fest Speaks" panel, entitled Basement Screams , on Chicago's independent and punk scenes. On May 12, 2016, it was announced that after 33 years, the Misfits lineup of Glenn Danzig , Jerry Only and Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein would reunite and headline
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1216-586: Was held in Douglass Park , Chicago, Illinois, on Friday, September 16 – Sunday, September 18. The festival's 2022 lineup was announced on May 11. Placebo was initially announced to be playing on Friday, September 16, but had to withdraw from the festival when their planned North American tour was postponed due to visa and logistical issues. Bauhaus was scheduled to play on Saturday, September 17, but canceled their planned 2022 tour when lead singer Peter Murphy entered rehab. Placebo and Bauhaus were replaced in
1254-448: Was hospitalized for blood clots in his arms. The band was replaced with Weezer and Run the Jewels , and would ultimately be booked the next year. Douglas Park , Chicago, Illinois, September 13–15, 2019. This year marked the 15th anniversary of the festival. Riot Fest was held in Douglass Park , Chicago, Illinois, on September 17–19 with a preview party on the 16th. My Chemical Romance
1292-576: Was included in Alternative Press ' 14 Most Anticipated Albums for 2017. Seaway's third full-length album Vacation was listed at number 12 of Rock Sound's top 50 releases of 2017. [1] Current members Former member Riot Fest Riot Fest is an annual three-day punk rock music festival held at Douglass Park in Chicago, Illinois . It is known for booking reunions, guest performances, and full album performances. As of 2019, Riot Fest
1330-468: Was initially announced in January 2020 as the headliner for Riot Fest 2020. The event was then postponed in June 2020 due to COVID-19 . On April 16, 2021, My Chemical Romance announced the postponement of all shows until 2022. In response, Riot Fest confirmed the 2021 edition of the festival was still happening and shared a letter from founder Mike Petryshyn stating their intent to announce new headliners and
1368-510: Was noted for being the first performance by reunited punk legends the Replacements and notably the first performance by the band in Chicago since their very public breakup onstage at the Taste of Chicago in 1991. The 2013 Chicago lineup included: In September 2014 Riot Festival & Carnival returned to Humboldt Park for the last time. Roberto Maldonado , who had been a supporter of Riot Fest in
1406-569: Was originally a side-project of hardcore band The Fellowship, which featured Locke on drums, Eichinger on guitar and Taylor on vocals. The band released their debut full-length record Hoser in 2013 through Mutant League Records . They began to tour, supporting Major League in February and March 2014. Seaway went on a co-headlining Summer 2014 tour with Stickup Kid , with support from Driver Friendly , from early July to late August. In July 2014, Seaway signed to Pure Noise Records. In September,
1444-494: Was reuniting after 21 years and playing Riot Fest 2017. Riot Fest was again held in Douglas Park in Chicago, September 14–16. Behind the scenes issues led to the finalized lineup and schedule not being released until the week before the fest, leading many to assume the 2018 version would be the third iteration to be canceled. Blink-182 was originally set to headline the first night but dropped out after drummer Travis Barker
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