Silverstein performs at Vibes Event Center in San Antonio last year. Credit: Jaime Monzon

Camp Screamo is setting up stakes in San Antonio.

Canadian post-hardcore band Silverstein and Missouri-based emo-punk outfit Story of the Year are bringing their co-headlined Camp Screamo tour to the Espee this Friday for a night of noisy aughts nostalgia. Origami Angel will open the general-admission show.

The performance comes as Silverstein wraps up a milestone run. The Ontario-based band celebrated its 25th anniversary last year with Antibloom/Pink Moon, a 16-track double LP conceived in Joshua Tree. The project earned a 2026 JUNO nomination for Metal/Hard Album of the Year and has since fueled a global tour that’s moved 110,000 tickets to date. 

This week, Silverstein and Story of the Year also unveiled a sequel tour, Camp Screamo 2, which launches Nov. 16 and will extend the groups’ road dates. The extension brings along rising pop-punk force Stand Atlantic with Midwest screamo band Footballhead.

“We’ve been having such a blast with our friends in Story of the Year that we had to run it back for another round,” Silverstein frontman Shane Told said in a statement.

Tickets for the San Antonio show are already on sale and available online.

$45-$55, 7 p.m. Friday, July 31, The Espee, 1174 E. Commerce St., (210) 226-5700, theespee.com.

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