Frank Iero and the Future Violents Tickets

On the schedule

Frank Iero and the Future Violents Tour Dates & Tickets

Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

You've got a guy in your corner who can snag you bold, high-energy rock. Frank Iero and the Future Violents deliver raw, emotional songs that blend post-hardcore, emo, and garage rock. Fronted by Frank Iero, the project features a tight lineup from the Barriers era, including Evan Nestor, Matt Armstrong, Tucker Rule, and Kayleigh Goldsworthy. Their releases on UNFD have solidified them as a fixture in modern alternative rock. We’ve got you covered with upcoming tour info and tickets—secure your seats with ease and avoid the hassle.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Below you’ll find a concise bio, key discography highlights, and the latest tour details to help you plan your next show.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Frank Iero and the Future Violents emerged after My Chemical Romance, channeling a fierce, hook-driven approach to post-hardcore and emo. The Barriers era (2019) was released through UNFD and later supported by press coverage that reaffirmed UNFD as the home label. The companion EP Heaven is a Place, This Is a Place (2021) continued the relationship with UNFD, featuring a blend of aggressive and melodic moments. Singles like 'Young and Doomed' (2019) and 'Sewerwolf' (2020) helped define the band’s aggressive yet melodic sound, with a related 2021 EP single set including a 'Losing My Religion' cover released with the Heaven is a Place… EP. For fans of intense live performances and cathartic guitar work, this project remains a staple in the indie/post-hardcore scene. Check the venue and city details for the next date, and grab your tickets through easy, reliable access on Gold Coast Tickets.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Frank Iero and the Future Violents

Band lineup for Barriers era includes Frank Iero, Evan Nestor, Matt Armstrong, Tucker Rule, and Kayleigh Goldsworthy.
Barriers (2019) was released via UNFD; later press and industry coverage confirm UNFD as the label for the release.
Heaven is a Place, This Is a Place (EP, 2021) served as a companion piece to Barriers and was released on UNFD.
Singles from the Future Violents include 'Young and Doomed' (2019), 'Sewerwolf' (2020), and a related 2021 EP single set ('Losing My Religion' cover) released alongside the Heaven is a Place... EP.
Genres commonly associated with the project: post-hardcore, emo, garage rock, alternative rock.

The records

Frank Iero and the Future Violents Discography

Barriers
2019 · UNFD

The hits

Top Frank Iero and the Future Violents Songs

Losing My Religion (REM cover)
2021 · Did not chart
Sewerwolf
2020 · Did not chart
Young and Doomed
2019 · Did not chart

Frank Iero and the Future Violents emerged after My Chemical Romance, channeling a fierce, hook-driven approach to post-hardcore and emo. The Barriers era (2019) was released through UNFD and later supported by press coverage that reaffirmed UNFD as the home label. The companion EP Heaven is a Place, This Is a Place (2021) continued the relationship with UNFD, featuring a blend of aggressive and melodic moments. Singles like 'Young and Doomed' (2019) and 'Sewerwolf' (2020) helped define the band’s aggressive yet melodic sound, with a related 2021 EP single set including a 'Losing My Religion' cover released with the Heaven is a Place… EP. For fans of intense live performances and cathartic guitar work, this project remains a staple in the indie/post-hardcore scene. Check the venue and city details for the next date, and grab your tickets through easy, reliable access on Gold Coast Tickets.

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