Cedar Green

Openers on the upcoming Silverstein, Seaway and Creeper US tour - Cedar Green bring peppy, danceable and just outright fun vibes to the pop-punk world. EP 'The One You Feed' is out now, so get learning the songs and get down the front early. - Rocksound Magazine

Joe Volpe is the vocalist for Bethlehem’s Cedar Green. His band earned its way onto the Ernie Ball Stage at Warped Tour’s July 21 Scranton stop through an online battle of the bands. This is their first time playing the tour, but they already have an idea of what to expect.

“I expect it to be very hot,” Volpe said. “It’s always hot at Warped Tour. I expect to see a lot of familiar faces. We’re going to be playing in Scranton, we have a great following in Scranton. Other than that, (I’m) really just expecting it to be a really cool, energized crowd for us to play in front of for that 25 minutes that we get. - THE WEEKENDER

Second band of the night to hit the stage was Cedar Green hailing from Philadelphia, PA. They sure did get the crowd warmed up for Seaway and Silverstein. The band stood out boldly on stage because of vocalist, Joey Volpe’s brightly coloured shirt full of flowers. Cedar Green played a solid Pop Punk set. - REASONABLY LATE

Philly band Cedar Green was the first touring band of the night, and they fit the tour package just right. They’re a young pop-punk band, and it was their first time playing in the Pacific Northwest. They were very humble, and made the most of their short time on stage. They also did a great job getting the crowd hyped up for the rest of the show even though at this point most people were getting drunk in the bar in the back. People in the front, however, jumped around and even got a pit going during a few of their songs. - SICK SNAPS