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The punk rock band performs tonight at Crocodile Rock Cafe in Allentown.

Taking Back Sunday put on a happy face after the departures of guitarist/screaming vocalists John Nolan and bassist Shaun Cooper in 2003. It released two CDs, saying things were fine in the band, both musically and personally.

By Sharon Kennedy Wynne, Times Staff Writer Friday, December 2, 2011 97X Next Big Thing : One of the best lineups this series has ever put together features breakout alt-rock band Young the Giant, indie popsters Foster the People ( Pumped Up Kicks ), above, Manchester Orchestra, Bush, Cage the Elephant, Taking Back Sunday and more starting at 10 a.m., 1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre in Tampa. $30 ...

Have a gander at the band's latest single from their self-titled album...

The music video features Eddie Reyes enthusiastically dancing to the 'You Got Me' music in front of imaginary audience.

The Maine, a Phoenix based band, open for Taking Back Sunday Wednesday night at a packed Brick Street Bar and Grill. Taking Back Sunday played a 17-song set for fans. Brick Street hosts country artist Justin Moore Nov. 3 and Grammy award winner Gretchen Wilson Nov. 18.

  Shaun Cooper got more than he bargained for when he joined the rock band Taking Back Sunday, which performs tonight at the Chameleon Club.Cooper, a bass player, had modest ambitions for the band and was nowhere near prepared when people actually started paying attention."I thought if we put a...

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It's been quite a long time since the original lineup of Taking Back Sunday was together, but for fans of the emo-alternative rock band, they have reunited and seem to have not missed a beat.

Taking Back Sunday, which formed in 1999 in New York, will perform Saturday at Bradley University's Rennaissance Coliseum. The Maine, from Tempe, Ariz., and Bad Rabbits, a Boston indie-pop band, will also perform at the show, which is hosted by the Activities Council of Bradley University.