Left on Red Brings the Heat with “Death of Summer” Tour

Metalcore fans of Southern Colorado, brace yourselves — Left on Red is igniting the underground scene with their explosive The Death of Summer Tour, making a much-anticipated stop in Pueblo, CO. With a sound that’s raw, unfiltered, and emotionally charged, Left on Red is fast becoming one of the region’s most intriguing and vital voices in modern metalcore. This tour isn’t just a seasonal send-off — it’s a full-throttle declaration of power, passion, and sonic intensity.

Hailing from Columbia, Missouri, Left on Red combines visceral breakdowns, melodic interludes, and deeply personal lyrics into a sound that cuts straight to the soul. Their music is a study in contrast: emotionally vulnerable yet brutally heavy, refined yet rebellious. Through tracks like “Remains,” “Angels,” and “If I’m the Anchor,” the band creates a cathartic experience for listeners — one that confronts mental health struggles, isolation, and resilience head-on. It’s music made not just to be heard but to be felt, deeply and collectively.

Their YouTube channel (@LeftOnRedcomo) showcases not only the band’s tight musicianship and stylistic range, but also their commitment to storytelling through sound. With music videos and live sessions drenched in atmosphere, Left on Red invites fans into a world where pain and power coexist, where screaming into the void becomes a communal act of release and healing.

The Death of Summer Tour captures the essence of that ethos — taking their music out of the digital realm and into the gritty, electric energy of a live show. When the tour rolls through Pueblo, expect a night where every riff hits harder, every lyric lands deeper, and every breakdown brings the crowd to life. Left on Red isn’t just performing — they’re channeling something primal, something collective. Pueblo is about to feel that pulse.

Joining them on this tour is Stories Through Storms, another force in the metalcore scene known for their emotional storytelling and high-intensity performances. Together, these two acts promise an unforgettable night that celebrates not only the genre’s sonic power but its community-driven heart. This isn’t just a show — it’s a gathering of like-minded souls who come alive in the chaos of the pit and the harmony of the breakdown.

For fans of bands like Fit For a King, Currents, or The Ghost Inside, Left on Red delivers the perfect balance of heaviness and heart. Whether you’re a seasoned metalhead or someone new to the scene looking for your next obsession, this show offers a rare opportunity to connect with a band on the rise and a scene that thrives on authenticity.

So don’t just mark your calendar — circle it in red. Because the Death of Summer Tour isn’t just a concert. It’s a reckoning, a release, and a reminder that sometimes, the end of one season is the beginning of something unforgettable. Pueblo, get ready — Left on Red is coming.