In Photos: Scott’s Kansas City Warped Tour Gallery

Midcoast Station | July 19, 2012 | 3 Comments

This summer, Warped Tour carries an impressive roster of alumni acts such as Yellowcard and Taking Back Sunday as well as plenty of new up and coming bands such as Dead Sara. When the annual touring outdoor festival stopped by Kansas City’s Cricket Wireless Amphitheater, photographer Scott Spychalski caught these rockstar moments on camera:

: Dead Sara

: Falling in Reverse

: Dead Sara

: Pierce the Veil

: The Used

: Falling in Reverse

: Emily’s Army

: Pierce the Veil

: Dead Sara

: Pierce the Veil

: Vampires Everywhere

: Yellowcard

: Vampires Everywhere

: The Beautiful Bodies

: Vampires Everywhere

: Pierce the Veil

: Beautiful Bodies

: Dead Sara

: The Beautiful Bodies

: The Beautiful Bodies

: Dead Sara

: Dead Sara

: Yellowcard

: Falling in Reverse

: The Beautiful Bodies

: Falling in Reverse

: Dead Sara

: Emily’s Army

: Dead Sara

: Pierce the Veil

: Yellowcard

: The Beautiful Bodies

: Yellowcard

: Emily’s Army

: Emily’s Army

: The Used

: Dead Sara

: Yellowcard

: Vampires Everywhere

Check back to midcoaststation.com for more photos and a full review from the festival.

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