The Chainsmokers and 5 Seconds of Summer are touring together, and it’s not the event you want to miss out on. Join the band during their World War Joy 2019 tour.

The Chainsmokers are not your traditional music group. Most of its music is made electronically with some piano, guitar and drums added. The Chainsmokers began their music career by releasing remixes of songs written by independent artists.

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While the famous duo, Alex Pall and Drew Taggart, originally formed in 2012, it did not do a live performance until 2014. Before this, The Chainsmokers recorded many remixes and made several collaborations. In September 2014, the band’s first live performance was as the opening act for Timeflies at Terminal 5. The Chainsmokers’ breakthrough song, “#Selfie,” was originally released as a free download in December 2014. In January 2015, Dim Mak Records re-released the single, and it was streamed to Republic Records. “#Selfie” achieved international success and even peaked on the Dance and Electronics Songs chart.

The Chainsmokers are known for releasing singles rapidly for its fans to enjoy. In total, the band has released three studio albums, five EPs, 19 music videos and 35 singles. Hits include “Roses,” “Closer,” “Don’t Let me Down” and “Something Just Like This,” which was a collaboration with the band Coldplay.

On the other hand, 5SOS are often referred to as a boy band, compared to the likes of One Direction, although each member of the band plays their own instrument. The band consist of members Luke Hemmings, on lead vocals and guitar, Calum Hood on bass guitar, Michael Clifford on guitar and Ashton Irwin on drums. Additionally, all the band members sing backing vocals.

The band rose to fame in much the same way many young stars have found fame recently: through the magic of YouTube. In 2011, the four friends started posting videos of themselves on Hemming’s YouTube channel. A cover they recorded of Chris Brown’s song “Next To You” received over 600,000 views.

See the full schedule:

OCT 17
Brooklyn, NY, US

OCT 20
Nashville, TN, US

OCT 22
Atlanta, GA, US

OCT 24
Miami, FL, US

OCT 25
Tampa, FL, US

OCT 26
Orlando, FL, US

OCT 29
New Orleans, LA, US

OCT 31
Dallas, TX, US

NOV 1
Austin, TX, US

NOV 2
Houston, TX, US

NOV 6
Louisville, KY, US

NOV 7
Indianapolis, IN, US

NOV 8
Saint Louis, MO, US

NOV 9
Madison, WI, US

NOV 12
Milwaukee, WI, US

NOV 14
Oklahoma City, OK, US

NOV 15
Kansas City, MO, US

NOV 16
Wichita, KS, US

NOV 19
Denver, CO, US

NOV 21
Salt Lake City, UT, US

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