ARTIST BIO
After fulfilling their seventh studio album What It Means To Fall Apart, Mayday Parade is stepping into a new era—reclaiming full creative control and releasing music independently for the first time since their self-released debut EP. The move marks a return to their DIY roots, with a renewed focus on releasing emotionally driven singles on their own timeline.

Their latest track, “More Like A Crash,” captures the emotional wreckage left in the wake of personal endings, blending angsty energy with their signature emotional depth. It kicks off a wave of more frequent, standalone releases that allow each song to shine.

Now nearing two decades as a band, the Tallahassee crew credits their longevity to a deep bond formed long before their breakout. With a shared passion and a fire that still burns bright, they’re heading out this summer co-headlining Sad Summer Fest with longtime friends The Maine. Their next single, “Pretty Good To Feel Something,” drops just in time—an anthem about loss, resilience, and moving forward with gratitude.

VENUE BIO
The Coca-Cola Stage is where music lovers unite at the Calgary Stampede. Featuring a high-energy lineup of chart-topping headliners and rising stars, this outdoor stage delivers free concerts every day of Stampede. From pop and rock to hip hop and alternative, the Coca-Cola Stage brings the soundtrack of summer to life—all included with your admission to the grounds. Come early, stay late, and catch the next big thing before they hit the stadiums.

For more information, contact the Calgary Stampede

VENUE LOCATION
The Coca-Cola Stage is located on the Stampede Grounds.