Misadventures (Pierce the Veil album)

Misadventures is the fourth studio album by American rock band Pierce the Veil released on May 13, 2016. The album serves as a follow-up to the group's third studio album, Collide with the Sky (2012). It was produced by Dan Korneff and was recorded throughout 2014 and 2015 in Long Island, New York.

Misadventures
Studio album by
ReleasedMay 13, 2016 (2016-05-13)
Recorded2014–15
Long Island, New York
Genre
Length43:36
LabelFearless
ProducerDan Korneff
Pierce the Veil chronology
Collide with the Sky
(2012)
Misadventures
(2016)
The Jaws of Life
(2023)
Singles from Misadventures
  1. "The Divine Zero"
    Released: June 18, 2015
  2. "Texas Is Forever"
    Released: March 24, 2016
  3. "Circles"
    Released: April 26, 2016
  4. "Floral & Fading"
    Released: February 10, 2017[2]
  5. "Today I Saw The Whole World"
    Released: October 11, 2017[3][4]

Background

In an article by the Oakland Press, the band stated they had started writing new material together with Tom Denney whilst on tour with Mayday Parade, You Me at Six and All Time Low.[5] The group finished writing new material after their winter European tour with British rock band Bring Me the Horizon in December 2013.[6][7]

Tours

From 2016 to 2017, Pierce the Veil embarked on seven concert tours to support Misadventures.

The Misadventures Tour

The Misadventures Tour
Tour by Pierce the Veil
LocationUnited States
Associated albumMisadventures
Start dateJune 5, 2016
End dateJune 26, 2016
No. of shows16
Supporting acts

The first tour in support of the album was The Misadventures Tour in the United States, in which the band played the album front to back at each performance. The tour began on June 5, 2016, in Las Vegas and ended on June 26, 2016, in Los Angeles. This was Pierce the Veil's twelfth headlining tour overall.

List of shows, including the date, city, U.S. state and venue.[8]
Date (2016) City State Venue
5 June Las Vegas Nevada House of Blues
7 June Denver Colorado Summit Music Hall
8 June Lawrence Kansas Granada Theater
10 June Chicago Illinois House of Blues
11 June Detroit Michigan Saint Andrew's Hall
12 June Cleveland Ohio House of Blues
14 June Boston Massachusetts Paradise Rock Club
15 June New York City New York Irving Plaza
17 June Philadelphia Pennsylvania Theatre of Living Arts
18 June Norfolk Virginia The NorVa
19 June Atlanta Georgia The Masquerade
21 June Houston Texas House of Blues
22 June Dallas
24 June Mesa Arizona Nile Theatre
25 June San Diego California Observatory North Park
26 June Los Angeles Mayan Theater

South America/Mexico Tour 2016

South America/Mexico Tour 2016
Tour by Pierce the Veil
LocationLatin America
Associated albumMisadventures
Start dateJuly 10, 2016
End dateJuly 17, 2016
No. of shows5

In Latin America, the album was toured with the South America/Mexico Tour 2016, beginning on July 10 in São Paulo and ending on July 17 in Guadalajara. There were no opening acts for this tour.

List of shows, including the date, city, country and venue.[9]
Date (2016) City Country Venue
July 10 São Paulo Brazil Caroica Club
July 12 Buenos Aires Argentina Teatro Vorterix
July 14 Santiago Chile Teatro Caupolicán
July 16 Monterrey Mexico Café Iguana
July 17 Guadalajara C3 Stage

Australian Tour 2016

Australian Tour 2016
Tour by Pierce the Veil
LocationAustralia
Associated albumsMisadventures
Start dateAugust 16, 2016
End dateAugust 23, 2016
No. of shows7
Supporting acts

The tour in Australia was titled Australian Tour 2016, beginning on August 16 in Brisbane and ending on August 23 in Perth. Beartooth, Silverstein and Storm the Sky were the opening acts.

List of shows, including the date, city, Australian state and venue.[10]
Date (2016) City State Venue
August 16 Brisbane Queensland Eatons Hill Hotel
August 17 Sydney New South Wales Big Top
August 18 Adelaide South Australia Thebarton Theatre
August 20 Melbourne Victoria 170 Russell
August 21
August 22
August 23 Perth Western Australia Astor

Made to Destroy Tour

Made to Destroy Tour
Tour by Pierce the Veil
LocationUnited States
Associated albumMisadventures
Start dateSeptember 3, 2016
End dateOctober 16, 2016
No. of shows32
Supporting acts

The Made to Destroy Tour began on September 3, 2016, in San Francisco and ended on October 16, 2016, in Los Angeles. The support acts were I Prevail and Neck Deep.

List of shows, including the date, city, U.S. state and venue.[11]
Date (2016) City State Venue
September 3 San Francisco California Warfield Theatre
September 4 Portland Oregon Roseland Theater
September 6 Seattle Washington The Showbox
September 7 Boise Idaho Revolution Concert House
September 9 Salt Lake City Utah In the Venue
September 10[lower-alpha 1] Greenwood Village Colorado Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre
September 12 Wichita Kansas Cotillion Ballroom
September 13 Maplewood[lower-alpha 2] Minnesota Myth Live
September 14 Des Moines Iowa 7 Flags Event Center
September 16[lower-alpha 3] Chicago Illinois Douglass Park
September 17 Rochester New York Main Street Armory
September 18[lower-alpha 4] Chester Pennsylvania Talen Energy Stadium
September 20 Columbus Ohio Newport Music Hall
September 21 St. Louis Missouri The Pageant
September 23 New Orleans Louisiana House of Blues
September 24[lower-alpha 5] Fort Worth Texas Texas Motor Speedway
September 25[lower-alpha 6] Houston NRG Park
September 27 Kansas City Missouri Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midlands
September 28 Nashville Tennessee War Memorial Auditorium
September 30[lower-alpha 7] Detroit Michigan Freedom Hill Amphitheatre
October 1[lower-alpha 8] Louisville Kentucky Kentucky Exposition Center
October 2[lower-alpha 9] Janesville Wisconsin Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport
October 4 New York City New York Hammerstein Ballroom
October 5 Charlotte North Carolina Fillmore Charlotte
October 7 Atlanta Georgia Tabernacle
October 8 Orlando Florida House of Blues
October 9 St. Petersburg Jannus Live
October 11 San Antonio Texas Backstage Live
October 12 Lubbock Lonestar Amphitheater
October 14 Phoenix Arizona The Marquee
October 15 Fresno California The Rainbow Ballroom
October 16 Los Angeles Hollywood Palladium

U.K./Europe Tour 2016

U.K./Europe Tour 2016
Tour by Pierce the Veil
LocationEurope
Associated albumMisadventures
Start dateOctober 29, 2016
End dateDecember 6, 2016
No. of shows29
Supporting acts

The tour in Europe was billed as the U.K./Europe Tour 2016. It began in Paris on October 29 and ended on December 6 in Dublin. Letlive and Creeper were the opening acts for all shows.

List of shows, including the date, city, country and venue.[12]
Date (2016) City Country Venue
October 29 Paris France Le Trabendo
October 31 Madrid Spain Cats
November 1 Valencia Noise
November 2 Barcelona Razzmatazz (The Loft)
November 4 Solothurn Switzerland Kulturfabrik Kofmehl
November 5 Milan Italy Magazzini Generali
November 7 Munich Germany Theaterfabrik
November 8 Vienna Austria Arena
November 9 Budapest Hungary Dürer Kert
November 11 Berlin Germany Huxleys Neue Welt
November 13 Hamburg Gruenspan
November 14 Copenhagen Denmark Amagier Bio
November 15 Stockholm Sweden Fryshuset
November 17 Amsterdam Netherlands Melkweg
November 18 Cologne Germany Live Music Hall
November 19 Bochum Matrix
November 20 Frankfurt Batschkapp
November 22 Karlsruhe Substage
November 23 Antwerp Belgium Trix
November 25 Cardiff Wales The Great Hall
November 26 Birmingham England O2 Academy Birmingham
November 27 London O2 Academy Brixton
November 29 Nottingham Rock City
November 30 Newcastle upon Tyne O2 Academy Newcastle
December 1 Glasgow Scotland Barrowland Ballroom
December 2 Manchester England Manchester Academy 1
December 4 Belfast Northern Ireland Mandela Hall
December 5 Dublin Ireland The Academy
December 6

Rest in Space Tour

Rest in Space Tour
Tour by Pierce the Veil
LocationNorth America
Associated albumsMisadventures
Start dateFebruary 17, 2017
End dateMarch 10, 2017
No. of shows14
Supporting acts

The sixth tour for the album was the Rest in Space Tour in North America, which began on February 17, 2017, in Eugene, Oregon and concluded on March 10, 2017, in Tucson, Arizona. The opening acts were Falling in Reverse and Crown the Empire.

List of shows, including the date, city, country and venue.[13]
Date (2017) City Country Venue
February 17 Eugene United States McDonald Theatre
February 18 Spokane Knitting Factory
February 21 Vancouver Canada Vogue Theatre
February 22 Calgary MacEwan Hall Ballroom
February 23 Edmonton Shaw Conference Centre
February 25 Saskatoon O'Brians Event Centre
February 26 Winnipeg Burton Cummings Theatre
February 28 Grand Rapids United States The Intersection
March 1 Toronto Canada Danforth Music Hall
March 3 Montreal Metropolis
March 5 Clifton Park United States Upstate Concert Hall
March 7 Memphis Minglewood Hall
March 9 Albuquerque El Rey Theater
March 10 Tucson Club XS

We Will Detonate! Tour

We Will Detonate! Tour
Tour by Pierce the Veil
LocationUnited States
Associated albumMisadventures
Start dateApril 21, 2017
End dateMay 26, 2017
No. of shows25
Supporting acts

The final tour in support of Misadventures was the We Will Detonate! Tour in the United States, which began on April 21, 2017, in Denver and ended on May 26, 2017, in Pryor Creek. Sum 41, Emarosa and Chapel appeared as support acts at all non-festival dates.

List of shows, including the date, city, U.S. state and venue.[14]
Date (2017) City State Venue
April 21 Denver Colorado Ogden Theatre
April 22
April 24 El Paso Texas Tricky Falls
April 25 Austin Moody Theater
April 27 New Orleans Louisiana House of Blues
April 28[lower-alpha 10] Tampa Florida Amalie Arena
April 29[lower-alpha 11] Jacksonville Metropolitan Park
May 1 Knoxville Tennessee The International
May 2 Lancaster Pennsylvania Lancaster Convention Center
May 3 Silver Spring Maryland The Fillmore
May 5[lower-alpha 12] Charlotte North Carolina Rock City Campgrounds at Charlotte Motor Speedway
May 7 Huntington New York The Paramount
May 9 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Stage AE
May 10 Toms River New Jersey Pine Belt Arena
May 12[lower-alpha 13] Council Bluffs Iowa Westfair Amphitheater
May 13[lower-alpha 14] Somerset Wisconsin Somerset Amphitheater
May 14 Indianapolis Indiana Old National Centre Egyptian Room
May 16 Portland Maine Aura
May 17 Hampton Beach New Hampshire Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
May 19[lower-alpha 15] Columbus Ohio Mapfre Stadium
May 20[lower-alpha 16] Maryland Heights Missouri Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
May 22 Houston Texas House of Blues
May 23 Pharr Pharr Events Center
May 25 Dallas South Side Ballroom
May 26[lower-alpha 17] Pryor Creek Oklahoma Pryor Creek Music Festival Grounds
  1. The show on September 10, 2016 was part of the High Elevation Rock Festival.
  2. This show was marketed as the Saint Paul show, but actually took place in Maplewood nearby.
  3. The show on September 16, 2016 was part of Riot Fest.
  4. The show on September 18, 2016 was part of the Rock Allegiance festival.
  5. The show on September 24, 2016 was part of the Texas Mutiny festival.
  6. The show on September 25, 2016 was part of the Houston Open Air festival.
  7. The show on September 30, 2016 was part of the Chill on the Hill festival.
  8. The show on October 1, 2016 was part of the Louder Than Life festival.
  9. The show on October 2, 2016 was part of the Sonic Boom festival.
  10. The show on April 28, 2017 was part of 98 Rockfest.
  11. The show on April 29, 2017 was part of the Welcome to Rockville festival.
  12. The show on May 5, 2017 was part of the Carolina Rebellion festival.
  13. The show on May 12, 2017 was part of KWIR Rockfest.
  14. The show on May 13, 2017 was part of the Northern Invasion festival.
  15. The show on May 19, 2017 was part of the Rock on the Range festival.
  16. The show on May 20, 2017 was part of Pointfest.
  17. The show on May 26, 2017 was part of the Rocklahoma festival.

Writing and recording

In May 2014, Pierce the Veil started pre-production for the new record.[15] On June 5, 2014, Tony Perry and Vic Fuentes announced that they would be flying to New Jersey to begin recording their new album with producer Dan Korneff.[16]

The group decided to reunite with producer Dan Korneff to record the album, who also co-produced the band's third album, Collide with the Sky. The band recorded the album at his Long Island studio in multiple sessions between the summer of 2014 and the summer of 2015. Vic Fuentes stated that “It was exciting to do another record with Dan [Korneff], we had gotten to know him really well on [our previous album], so there wasn’t that initial period where you’re trying to get to know each other. We just dove in and started to make music right away.” [17]

Commenting on the band's progression in songwriting ability, Vic Fuentes stated that “[Pierce the Veil] went into this record wanting to top the last one, which we try to do with every record, and we kept setting the bar higher and higher.” [18]

Album title

When questioned by Rock Sound on the meaning behind the album's title, lead vocalist Vic Fuentes stated that "it sort of represents our lives over the last couple of years of making this record. All the different steps that were taken, the different places it took us. Places where we wrote, places where we recorded, places where we lived, every unexpected turn that this whole thing brought us. It was one of those things where you set out with a plan and you know that sometimes things don’t go the way that you planned. That’s sort of what happened. There were all these different, unexpected turns that came our way, and us trying to find the end of the album. That’s what that title represented."[19]

Release

Plans for an upcoming album were initially announced on December 23, 2013 - the band released a holiday update announcing that they would have a new album coming out in 2014 again through Fearless Records.[20] In an interview with Alternative Press Vic Fuentes stated that the band was aiming for an early 2015 release date, pushed back from 2014.[21] The reason for the pushed back release date was due to the band being several weeks behind due to two songs which the band wrote whilst they were recording the new album in the studio with producer Dan Korneff.[21] In November and December, the group went on a co-headlining US with Sleeping with Sirens with support from Beartooth and This Wild Life.[22] The band's ambitions for an early 2015 release date did not surface as the album was again pushed back for a later release in 2016.[23] Between January and March, the group embarked on a second leg of their co-headlining US tour with Sleeping with Sirens. They were supported by PVRIS and Mallory Knox.[24]

On June 18, 2015, the band released "The Divine Zero", the first single from the album.[25]

On March 18, 2016, it was announced that the album would be released on May 13 through Fearless Records.[18] The album was produced by Dan Korneff.[26] The band released the second single from the album, "Texas Is Forever" on March 24, 2016.[27]

On April 26, 2016, Pierce the Veil released the album's third single, "Circles", on BBC radio and announced that they were touring the UK and Europe later in 2016.[28] The single was also released as a digital download.

On May 13, the band released Misadventures with a concert in West Hall Sports Palace, in Mexico City in front of 4,000 fans.

On November 17, the band released a music video for the album's first track, "Dive In", showing behind-the-scenes footage from their most recent tours.[29]

Reception

Professional ratings
Aggregate scores
SourceRating
Metacritic86/100[30]
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic [31]
Alternative Press[32]
Blunt Magazine[33]
Exclaim![34]
Kerrang![35]
Rock Sound[36]

Misadventures was met with critical acclaim, based on 5 critics, the album currently holds an 86 rating on Metacritic, signifying 'universal acclaim'.[37] Alternative Press gave it a 90/100 rating, and it quoted as stating: "Every single track is a winner. Misadventures expertly redraws PTV’s own map, celebrating their impossible blend of ambitious, creative obsessions and the electric crackle of raw intensity".[38] Kerrang! Magazine stated "Misadventures has proudly claimed the belt as Pierce The Veil's best offering to date", giving it 80/100.

Peyton Bernhardt of Blunt Magazine gave the album 5/5 and wrote "listening to Pierce The Veil’s output should follow the same principle that the international mining industry does: the deeper you dig, the more value you’ll find. One run-through of this LP simply won’t do – there’s too much to discover."[39]

Andy Biddulph of Rock Sound scored the album 8/10 and stated that 'Misadventures’ represents a rich, more polished version of the Pierce The Veil that broke out on 2012's ‘Collide With The Sky’.[40]

In addition Lisa Vanderwyk of Exclaim! gave the album 7/10 and praised Vic Fuentes for his performance stating that, "His crooning is familiar, but sharper now; he maintains stellar vocal performances throughout, dropping effortlessly from his head voice to guttural wails."[41]

Track listing

Standard edition
No.TitleLength
1."Dive In"4:52
2."Texas Is Forever"3:39
3."The Divine Zero"4:08
4."Floral & Fading"3:29
5."Phantom Power and Ludicrous Speed"3:50
6."Circles"3:44
7."Today I Saw the Whole World"3:41
8."Gold Medal Ribbon"3:58
9."Bedless"4:44
10."Sambuka"2:36
11."Song for Isabelle"4:50
Deluxe edition[42]
No.TitleLength
12."Floral & Fading" (acoustic)3:48
13."Today I Saw the Whole World" (acoustic)3:27

Personnel

Charts

Notes

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