THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA FLOWERS TOUR IN LAS VEGAS With Four Year Strong, Split Chain, and I Promised The World

Mar 22
2 min read

The Devil Wears Prada kicked the shit out of Las Vegas this week, bringing their Flowers Tour to the House of Blues with guests Four Year Strong, Split Chain, and I Promised the World. The venue was packed early, and the energy already off the charts as the first band took the stage.

I Promised the World came out the gate with "Proud" from their 2026 self titled EP and immediately set the crowd on fire. These Texans played a short but power packed set of pure metalcore and mosh, with a solid sound and a couple albums under their belt. IPTW

power punch gave us a reason to check out more HERE.

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Uk nu-gaze rockers Split Chain kept the fuel lit, showcasing "Bored.Tired.Torn" and "I'm Not Ready To Be Here" off their debut 2025 album Motionblur on Epitaph Records. With vocalist Bert Martínez-Cowles, bassist Tom Davies, drummer Aaron Black and guitarists Oli Bowles and Jake Reid, the band makes a strong standing on the lineup, and are coming at you fast. More on Split Chain HERE.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0NmeWq2nF0

Four Years Strong brought their tenured pop punk 'easycore' edge to the night, with "uncooked" providing the punch to get the crowd jumping and riding the waves. With 8 albums under their belt, they had a lot to choose from, and gave us a longer set with a good bit of Brain Pain and Analysis Paralysis (Pure Noise Records), as well as newest single "Whiplash". FYS bring a raw crunchy tonal blast while keeping the melody front forward - you can hear more HERE.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKO4pjC-P-w

The Devil Wears Prada is no stranger to Vegas, and never disappoint. The HOB moved in waves of bodies as the band raced into the new songs with "Where The Flowers Never Grow" and built the pace with a fierce "So Low". Vocalist Mike Hranica and vocalist/guitarist Jeremy DePoyster made for a solid front, racing back and forth and sharing melodies and screams to a barrage of strobes and smoke.

TDWP recent album Flowers (Solid State Records) was heavily represented in the lengthy 20 song set, but we got a solid mix of old and new. Fans were unparalleled, surfing reigned, screaming commenced, and all culminating in a hellacious encore with (vinyl bonus track) "Play The Old Shit" and "Hey John, What's Your Name Again". Fire.

TDWP Flowers Tour has a long way to go, with dates through mid April in the states, then Warped Tour dates and a fall run in October. Keep up with the tour and music HERE.