In today's pit blog we catch sets from Tonight Alive, For Today, Lostprophets, and Streetlight Manif

In today's pit blog we catch sets from Tonight Alive, For Today, Lostprophets, and Streetlight Manifesto. We also see Yellowcard pay tribute to Tony Sly of No Use For A Name, learn how to make a F'Real milkshake, and Brian Marquis challenges Ryan Luistro, audio engineer for this year's Acoustic national car rental agency Basement to a bull riding challenge at the Matador Beef Jerky tent. See it all go down in the video above! More after the jump!
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