Scream it Like You Mean it 2012 Tour Complete Lineup

by Ryan Minic | Apr 21, 2012

The complete lineup has been announced for the “Scream it Like You Mean it 2012” tour.

Friday’s confirmed acts include The Chariot, Glass Cloud, At The Skylines, Texas in July, In Fear and Faith, and Hands Like Houses.

Dates for the trek are to be announced in May.

The entire lineup follows:

Attack Attack!
We Came As Romans
The Chariot
The Acacia Strain
Oceano
Glass Cloud
Like Moths to Flames
Impending Doom
Volumes
Woe, Is Me
Abandon All Ships
At The Skylines
Texas in July
In Fear and Faith
For All Those Sleeping
Close to Home
Hands Like Houses
Secrets

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