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Warped Tour Returns to Orlando in Two Weeks: More Than 100 Acts at Camping World Stadium on November 14 and 15

Sublime, Simple Plan and 311 headline Saturday; Jimmy Eat World, The Used and Taking Back Sunday headline Sunday. The two-day bill splits its bands by day, doors open at noon Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday, and the show runs rain or shine.

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Warped Tour Returns to Orlando in Two Weeks: More Than 100 Acts at Camping World Stadium on November 14 and 15 (Orlando Watch News)

Orlando's festival November does not end with EDC. The Vans Warped Tour returns to the Camping World Stadium campus on Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15, with more than 100 acts across the weekend — one of the largest pop-punk and alternative lineups left on this year's calendar, two weeks out from this morning.

The bill splits by day, with no full repeat. Saturday, November 14 is led by Sublime, 311, Simple Plan, Third Eye Blind, Bowling For Soup, Alexisonfire and Dropkick Murphys, with Gym Class Heroes, Hoobastank, Hawthorne Heights and Sleeping With Sirens also scheduled. Sunday, November 15 is led by Jimmy Eat World, The Used, Taking Back Sunday, New Found Glory, Dirty Heads and Reel Big Fish, with 3OH!3, Bayside, Hot Mulligan, Motion City Soundtrack, Thrice, Glassjaw, Stand Atlantic and MxPx on the same day — so a one-day pass is a real choice between two different festivals.

The practical frame: Camping World Stadium sits at 1 Citrus Bowl Place, west of downtown. Doors open at 12:00 p.m. on Saturday and 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, the event runs rain or shine, and passes are sold through Front Gate Tickets, linked from the festival's official Orlando site. Warped's return is a revival story as much as a concert — the touring festival that defined a generation of Florida summers is back as a five-stop run this year, and Orlando is one of the stops. The Local Desk will file the weekend's road and transit picture as the stadium's advisories publish.

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