VersaEmerge is currently on tour throughout the U.S. from now until May 15.

They’ll take a month-long break before getting on board the Vans Warped Tour, which kicks off on June 25 and runs through Aug. 15. The countdown has begun, so don’t forget to get your Vans Warped Tour tickets.

Though this is their first studio album, VersaEmerge has previously released three EPs: “Cities Built On Sand” (2007); “Perceptions” (2008); and “VersaEmerge” (2009).

These exclusive pre-sale tickets are the first wave of available tickets offered by the Vans Warped Tour and Music Today.  The purchase of pre-sales tickets through the Warped Tour is the only time you will be able to get these special benefits.  There is only a limited number available of these special pre-sale tickets for each venue until they are sold out. 

Regular ticket sales will be available as soon as the exclusive pre-sale tickets have sold out.  So do not worry, there are still plenty of Warped Tour tickets to be had!

Performers on tour include:  All American Rejects, Andrew WK, Motion City Soundtrack, Dellinger Escape Plan, Haste the Day, Reel Big Fish, White Chapel, We The Kings, Hey Monday, Never Shout Never and Set Your Goal, among others.

The tour kicks off at the Cricket Amphitheatre in San Diego, CA, on Thursday, June 24th, and will make its way across the Southern part of the U.S. and up the Mississippi into Canada and the Northeast, working down the East Coast and back Westward before finishing things up on Sunday, August 15th at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Hillsboro, Oregon.

The concert, to be held at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles on September 6th, will bring together Blink-182, 30H!3, All American Rejects, Katy Perry, NOFX and Rise Against for the occasion.

This summer’s tour, which has been on the move since late July, still has a number of stops left in Canada and the West Coast.  It features acts such as Anti-Flag, Bad Religion, Fishbone, Flogging Molly, Less Than Jake, NOFX, Shooter Jennings and The Ataris.

However, unlike the past years, the 2009 tour will condense the two main stages to one stage, and performance times will be extended from 30 to 40 minutes, but that’s the only thing that’s going to change.

As well as music, this tour brings a half pipe for skaters and bikers. There are also numerous booths where merchandise is sold. In addition, many of the bands retreat to their tents after their performance in order to meet up with fans and sign autographs.

Just a few of the bands to expect this year are Aiden, Bad Religion, Bayside, DOA, Flogging Molly, Chiodos, Meg and Dia, Scary Kids Scaring Kids and Silverstein.