The band has performed some of the most bombastic sets of their career, complete with dualing drumkits, fog cannons, and a hologram projecting letlives Jason Aalon Butler during his verse in Stained Glass Ceilings. Yes, this is a record that addresses mortality, depression, loss, and oppressive government systems, but it can also be freeing to jump along with the intro to I Dont Like Who I Was Then or scream the outro to Cigarettes & Saints or crowdsurf to Thanks for the Ride. Its incredibly fitting, because as the band marks its 21st year, vocalist Dan Campbell tells Atwood that the six-piece is currently playing the biggest headline numbers of our career. Atwood that the six-piece is currently playing the biggest headline numbers of our career. Barring a few festival appearances, the band will be taking a well-deserved break once this tour ends, but the performances across this run have shown that The Wonder Years still have the vigor of their youth

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