Vans Warped Tour is rolling back into Orlando this November, and Canadian post-hardcore band Silverstein has landed a spot on the bill. The traveling festival is scheduled to return to Camping World Stadium on November 14 and 15, 2026, bringing a two-day lineup stacked with emo, punk and alternative acts from across multiple eras of the scene.
A Band That Never Really Stopped
The band was added to the festival's five-weekend 2026 run alongside acts like Upon A Burning Body, Plain White T's, Thermo, Sunami, Hot Milk and XCOMM, according to idobi.com, with the Orlando stop specifically set for November 14-15 at the Camping World Stadium Campus.
Told has described the band's longevity as simply a matter of refusing to quit. “Well, we just never stopped. We just keep writing and doing it,” he said, per an interview with New Noise Magazine, where he's identified as the band's frontman. The band's touring plans included a Washington, D.C., Warped Tour stop and global dates.
25 Years, One Song and 500 Million Streams
Silverstein's trip to Orlando also lines up with a milestone: the band has been celebrating its 25th anniversary alongside the albums Antibloom and Pink Moon, the New Noise Magazine interview noted. Its official Warped Tour Orlando festival biography points to that same legacy, citing more than 500 million streams and highlighting tracks like “My Heroine” and “Smile in Your Sleep” as part of the catalog, according to the Vans Warped Tour Orlando site. The band's 2020 album, A Beautiful Place to Drown, also earned a Rock Album of the Year nomination at the Juno Awards, per the same festival bio.
The Orlando date is part of a larger 2026 revival of the festival, which the event's venue describes as a return of a touring event that originally ran from 1995 to 2019, known for mixing punk rock, alternative, metal and emo acts, according to Camping World Stadium. Additional 2026 festival weekends are reportedly planned for Long Beach, Washington, D.C., Montreal and Mexico City, as reported by The Concert Chronicles.
Who Else Is Playing Orlando
Silverstein will share the Orlando bill with a long list of scene veterans. The Concert Chronicles reports the lineup includes The Used, Taking Back Sunday, Sleeping With Sirens, Jimmy Eat World, Simple Plan, Bowling For Soup and Hawthorne Heights. The outlet's report also lists Hot Mulligan, Citizen, Counterparts, Pain of Truth and Free Throw as part of the growing bill.
Rounding out an already sprawling roster, Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly, Hoobastank, Third Eye Blind and 3OH!3 add even more variety, the same report notes. Last year's Orlando edition of the festival drew tens of thousands of fans across eight main stages plus additional smaller showcases, suggesting the 2026 return could pull a similarly large crowd to Camping World Stadium.
