Underoath Revisit “Dangerous Business” With New Warped Tour Live Video
TAMPA, FL — August 28, 2026 — Underoath are looking back at one of the defining moments of their early career with a new live video for “It’s Dangerous Business Walking Out Your Front Door.” Originally released on the band's 2004 breakthrough album They're Only Chasing Safety, the performance was filmed earlier this summer during the band's appearance at Vans Warped Tour in Long Beach, California.
The song holds a special place in the band's history, making its return to the Warped Tour stage particularly meaningful.
“We were on Warped when They’re Only Chasing Safety came out,” says Chris Dudley. “This album and this song were born here. Playing Dangerous Business at Warped will always be a highlight for us.”
The new performance captures Underoath delivering the track to a packed festival crowd, bringing one of their most recognizable songs back to the environment where it first became part of the band's story.
Underoath will return to Vans Warped Tour next month for the Mexico City date, following their appearances in Washington, D.C. and Long Beach earlier this summer. Around the festival, the band also took their music into smaller rooms for the Van Tour To Vans Warped Tour, presented by Vans, with support from Held.
The band has a busy fall ahead, with appearances scheduled at Louder Than Life, Four Chord Music Festival, Furnace Festival, Aftershock, and Sick New World before launching their Define The Great Line 20th Anniversary Tour.
For the anniversary run, Underoath will be joined by longtime friends August Burns Red, Atreyu, As Cities Burn, and Emery. The tour celebrates not only two decades of Define The Great Line, but the lasting relationships and musical community that developed alongside the band's career.
Several dates are already sold out, with additional shows expected to follow.
About Underoath
For more than two decades, Underoath have built a reputation on refusing to stay in one place. Their music combines aggression, atmosphere, melody, and vulnerability, creating a sound that has continued to influence generations of heavy bands.
Released in 2006, Define The Great Line marked a major turning point for the group, pushing them toward a harsher and more experimental sound at a time when much of heavy music was moving in a more polished direction. The album debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and featured fan favorites including “Writing On The Walls,” “In Regards To Myself,” and “You're Ever So Inviting.”
Now considered one of the defining heavy records of the 2000s, Define The Great Line helped establish Underoath as one of the era's most influential bands.
Twenty years later, the band continues to embrace the same creative tension that has shaped their career — balancing chaos with melody, intensity with atmosphere, and nostalgia with a constant desire to move forward.