The Devil Wears Prada Finds New Life on the “Flowers” Tour — San Antonio Gets Its Turn

For nearly two decades, The Devil Wears Prada has turned emotional collapse into something melodic, meaningful, and loud enough to rattle the bones. When the Flowers Tour arrives at Vibes Event Center on Sunday, March 15, 2026 —it’ll be a moment of reckoning for a band still writing its own survival story.

Their latest chapter, chronicled in Revolver Magazine’s feature on Flowers, details a creative resurgence rooted in grief, renewal, and the reconciliation of faith with the chaos of modern life. Mike Hranica and company describe the album as an exploration of “growth through pain,” pushing their signature metalcore sound into heavier, more melodic terrain that mirrors the self-awareness they’ve gained over years of touring and transformation.

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This tour finds The Devil Wears Prada in a rare stride—introspective but still unflinching. Their setlists across early shows in the Flowers cycle have leaned into new material without abandoning the anthems that defined their early days. Fans can expect a sound that feels more like evolution than nostalgia.

Joining Prada are Massachusetts’ Four Year Strong, whose brand of melodic hardcore has built a loyal following since the late 2000s, and newcomers Split Chain and I Promised The World, both rising voices in the heavier scene known for their blistering live performances. Together, the lineup balances experience and hunger, a mix that makes this stop feel like a meeting point for several generations of post-hardcore.

LINEUP

The Devil Wears Prada

Four Year Strong

Split Chain

I Promised The World

VENUE

Vibes Event Center — 1223 E Houston St, San Antonio, TX