Tickets will be delivered on Tue, Feb 02, 2027 at 09:00 AM
February 09, 2027
Doors: 7:00 PM - Show: 8:00 PM
18+
SOBATL Presents
Youth Fountain: If We Could Make The World A Better Place Tour
with Pretty Pity
Smith's Olde Bar
1578 Piedmont Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA, 30324
Date & Time
Tuesday, February 09, 2027
8:00 PM
Location
Smith's Olde Bar
1578 Piedmont Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA, 30324
Catch Youth Fountain live in Atlanta on February 9, 2027 at Smith's Olde Bar in the Music Room. Since 2018, Youth Fountain have carved out a lasting presence within the pop-punk and emo/hardcore scenes. Led by singer/songwriter Tyler Zanon, whose emotionally raw songwriting blends classic emo with modern sensibilities, a gut-punch of sincerity, equal parts vulnerable and anthemic.

Since 2018, Youth Fountain have carved out a lasting presence within the pop-punk and emo/hardcore scenes. Led by singer/songwriter Tyler Zanon, whose emotionally raw songwriting blends classic emo with modern sensibilities, a gut-punch of sincerity, equal parts vulnerable and anthemic. What feels like everything is leading to the moment to come, it’s important to say that Zanon knows time is fleeting and is ready to make a lasting impact through the upcoming fourth studio album IF WE COULD MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE due out in early 2027. In celebration of what’s to come, Youth Fountain have launched a full US tour spanning dates from January until early March. Ahead of this tour, Youth Fountain are also headlining across Canada for the first time in a decade throughout October. All tickets, VIP and info are available at youthfountainmusic.com.
Their debut Letters to Our Former Selves hit #11 on the Heatseekers Albums chart and #25 on Alternative Album Sales. Keepsakes & Reminders (2021) sparked a radio partnership with SiriusXM, while third album Together in Lonesome debuted at #4 on Alternative New Artist Albums.
The band has toured alongside Four Year Strong, Free Throw, Knuckle Puck, Hawthorne Heights, Microwave, Senses Fail, Story of the Year and Saves the Day, and appeared at Slam Dunk Festival and 2000trees Festival. Zanon talks about hitting the road with the band again, “I’m really excited to get back on the road in the US and bring Youth Fountain to some cities we haven’t had the chance to play before. Touring has always been one of my favourite parts of doing this, especially getting to finally meet people who’ve been listening and supporting the music from all over. I’m looking forward to revisiting some familiar places, seeing some new ones, and playing these songs live every night.”
Zanon has a lot of emotion attached to this new album, so says his very cathartic and longwinded explanation on social media about the album. He adds, “This record feels like the most personal and ambitious Youth Fountain album I’ve made so far. I’ve spent a lot of time writing, recording and shaping these songs, and I feel like they capture where I’m at in my life right now - getting older, looking back at what’s changed, and trying to figure out what really matters with the time we have. There are still all the emotional and heavier elements people expect from Youth Fountain, but I think there are some new sides of the project on this record too. I’m incredibly excited for people to finally hear it.”
Youth Fountain's new album If We Could Make The World A Better Place is set to release in early 2027.