Dead Poet Society x Honey Revenge

The Orpheum & Endoxa Booking Present:

Dead Poet Society x Honey Revenge

w/

HUNNY

Broadside

Saturday

October 31st 2026

The Orpheum

Tampa, FL

6pm doors

All Ages - under 18 must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian

tickets are non refundable and non transferable

Rain Or Shine

Before Dead Poet Society carved its place as one of modern rock's most distinctive voices, it

began as an obsessive study in emotional contrast, and that spirit courses through 2026’s

Monarch.

Across songs like "Hollywood On Fire," "Roach," "Sinner Systems," "Lost In My Head," and

"Art Of Suffering," the album takes listeners on a cinematic journey through deconstruction,

fury, and resolve. For Dead Poet Society, true connection begins where thought yields to

feeling.

Monarch captures Dead Poet Society at their most distilled and dangerous, a band stripping

away assumptions until only instinct remains. Anger and sadness collide. Melody flickers in

the dark. Dead Poet Society carves out its own territory, and Monarch marks the moment

they fully inhabit it.

Their third album is the inevitable culmination of the driving alt-rock promise of Dead Poet

Society anthems found on their first two albums, songs that balance vulnerability and

confidence.

"I think the best art — the art that I admire and the art that we try to write as a band —

creates this narrow straight between what you're feeling in your head [and] what the person

on the other end feels in their head when they hear it," Underkofler explained to Loudwire in

2024. “The best artists make that line so clear that no information is lost when you play that

song or you sing that song.”

Underkofler is convinced the band has more creative catharsis to ponder

and discover. "What are you, when you strip back what you think you are versus what you

feel you are?" he wondered. For album number three, the goal wasn’t so much reinvention

as personal excavation.

"We wanted to carve out our own piece of territory," he says. "I just wanted to swing for the

fences with this one. All the things I felt made us, I wanted to see how much deeper I could

go with them and try to boil down the essence of the feeling that makes Dead Poet Society

who we are.”

In 2025, Honey Revenge entered a defining chapter. Their single “Risk” marked a

clear sonic evolution—pairing dance-pop melodies with pop-rock urgency and a

message centered on self-belief and momentum. The release set the tone for a

new era built for larger stages and broader audiences.

Affectionately known as “the bee band” by fans, Honey Revenge spent much of

2025 on the road, selling out headline shows across the U.S. and performing on

the main stage at Vans Warped Tour, followed by a major North American

support run with Spiritbox that further cemented the duo as a breakout live act.

2026 begins with a sold-out UK and European tour in January, setting the stage

for the band’s biggest year to date.

The momentum continues into spring and summer with their largest headline

shows yet, alongside an ambitious release schedule that includes a run of new

singles and a full-length album release. With a sharpened visual world, anthemic

songwriting, and high-energy performances, Honey Revenge continues to carve

out their own lane in modern pop-rock—bold, vibrant, and built for longevity.