The Best Photos From Warped Tour 2026

Jimmy Eat World return to the Vans Warped Tour at the festival’s D.C. stop with their first appearance in 25 years, celebrating their seminal rock album Bleed American

The New York emo rockers were all smiles, hanging out outside of their trailer 

3OH!3 rock their midday set, running through their electronic rock hits like “My First Kiss,” “Don’t Trust Me,” and now-viral “Richman.”

Lambrini Girls delivered an unapologetic set, raging about the U.S. government as they rocked the nation’s capitol

“We’ve been doing this for a quarter century and I think this is the first time where all four of us are sharing a collective mindset to stay positive and not get ahead of ourselves,” Yellowcard lead singer Ryan Key tells Rolling Stone. “Don’t worry about what’s going to happen next year. Just soak up the fact that we’re the last band on the main stage of Warped Tour.”

The Used brought all of their emo rage to an electric set

Fans kept the stadium security busy, consistently crowd surfing on both Saturday and Sunday

Throughout the weekend, countless acts thanked Kevin Lyman and the enormous impact he’s had on them by keeping the Warped Tour alive. 

Brian Sella sings his heart out during the Front Bottoms’ first-ever Warped Tour set

Lambrini Girls were some of the standouts, even rebelling against Warped Tour and playing past their allotted time.

Underoath made sure to make fans feel the love during their Satuday set at the Off the Wall set.

The Used poses backstage before getting the crowds amped on Saturday.

Rise Against had one of the most anticipated sets of the night, hitting the Van Stage on Saturday.

The English rockers had one of the most engaged crowds, inspiring singalongs to “Cuntology 101” and more.

Thrice played on Saturday on the Off the Wall stage.

New Found Glory frontman, Jordan Pundik, hypes up the crowd at the Vans stage

Waterparks make their way through the festival grounds

Jim Adkins delivers the signature guitar solo in “The Middle”

Adam Lazzara dances around the stage during Taking Back Sunday’s emphatic set

Fans at the barricade sing along to their favorite songs

The Used thrilled fans with tons of classics, including “Take It Away,” “Taste of Ink,” and “Box of Sharp Objects.”

New Found Glory led several sing-alongs during their set, packed with throwback hits from the band’s earlier records

Rise Against pose for cameras before their return to the Warped Tour stage evening on Saturday evening.

Yellowcard close out the weekend with a high-production set on Sunday night

The Story So Far’s Parker Cannon embraces the crowd at the Off the Wall stage, who screamed every single lyric during their set

The Paradox, one of the newer acts on the Warped Tour lineup, continue to level up with catchy tunes and vivacious energy

Underoath pose backstage at the Vans Warped Tour

The Menzingers’ early afternoon set on Saturday was the place to be as the Philly punk rockers roused the crowd

“It feels a little different to be back at Warped Tour,” Jim Adkins tells Rolling Stone. “There certainly wasn’t any air conditioning spot to hang out in,” he adds.

Underoath’s Timothy McTague rocks out onstage