Dashboard Confessional

Dashboard Confessional made a significant impact early in their career when the music video for their single ‘Screaming Infidelities’ earned the prestigious MTV2 award at the 2002 MTV Video Music Awards, signaling their growing mainstream presence. Formed in 1999 by singer-songwriter Chris Carrabba, the project initially served as a solo endeavor while Carrabba was also a member of Further Seems Forever. Dashboard Confessional’s debut album, ‘The Swiss Army Romance,’ was released in 2000, followed by his second solo album, ‘The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most,’ in 2001, and the ‘So Impossible’ EP later that year. By 2002, the project evolved into a full band, reaching a broader audience with their critically acclaimed performance on ‘MTV Unplugged,’ subsequently released as a live album.

In 2021, they further engaged their fanbase with the innovative ‘Lonely Hearts & Lovers’ livestream show. After Chris Carrabba’s recovery from a motorcycle accident, Dashboard Confessional released their critically acclaimed ninth studio album, ‘All The Truth That I Can Tell,’ in 2022. This release was accompanied by a series of high-profile co-headlining tours, including the ‘Surviving the Truth Tour’ with Jimmy Eat World and the ‘Hello Gone Days’ tour with Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness. Most recently, in 2023, the band joined Counting Crows for the Banshee Season Tour, continuing to deliver dynamic live performances to audiences across the nation.