Atreyu's 2003 Concert History

Named after the protagonist of "The NeverEnding Story," Atreyu is a melodic metalcore band that includes both "unclean" and "clean" vocals, each performed by different members. In 2001, Atreyu signed with Victory Records, which released the band's debut album "Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses" in 2002. In 2007, Atreyu moved from Victory to Hollywood Records. With Hollywood, Areyu released its fifth studio album "Lead Sails Paper Anchor," which remains the band's highest-ranking album on the Billboard 200 chart, peaking at eight. In 2011, Atreyu went on hiatus but reunited in 2014. Since then, Atreyu has released several studio albums and continues touring extensively throughout the world.

Sep 04, 2003
Atreyu

Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses

  Setlists
The Social Orlando, Florida, United States
Sep 03, 2003
Atreyu / God Forbid / Darkest Hour / Underoath Cotton Club Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Sep 02, 2003
Atreyu

Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses

The Casbah At Tremont Music Hall Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Aug 31, 2003
Atreyu / God Forbid / Darkest Hour / Underoath American Legion Hall Buena Vista, VA
Aug 30, 2003
Atreyu / God Forbid / Darkest Hour / Underoath Ottobar Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Aug 29, 2003
Atreyu

Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses

Club Krome South Amboy, New Jersey, United States
Aug 28, 2003
Atreyu Theatre Of Living Arts Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

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Krazy Fest 6 on Aug 2, 2003 [434-small]

Krazy Fest 6
Aug 2, 2003
 Louisville, Kentucky, United States
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Krazy Fest 6 on Aug 2, 2003 [580-small]

Krazy Fest 6
Aug 2, 2003
 Louisville, Kentucky, United States
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Sepultura / Stampin’ Ground / Atreyu on Jun 14, 2003 [057-small]

Sepultura / Stampin’ Ground / Atreyu
Jun 14, 2003
 Manchester, England, United Kingdom
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