Crescendo TV is realeasing a documentary short film featuring four bands from this year’s Warped Tour. This Endless Summer includes the bands Of Mice and Men, G-Easy, Miss May I, and Memphis May Fire. For all of the Warped Tour fans, this video will give you a taste of what it is like to be in on the action and give you an exclusive look at the hard work and time these bands go through to make the Warped Tour festival all we have come to know and love. Crescendo has released a trailer of the soon to be released film. Check it out here!
Crescendo TV Releases Behind the Scenes Footage of Warped Tour 2013
May 30, 2013 By Taylor Rhea Smith
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