When Words Mean Nothing

Summary: It's the Spring of 2010 and the Royal Family Clothing Tour has kicked off with a bill of up-and-coming bands vying for their place in the cut-throat alt-rock music scene. Matt Good is feeling the pressure, having taken over as both guitarist and lead singer of From First to Last after yet another lineup change. He's got quite a lot to prove if he wants to keep his seemingly doomed band afloat. Trying to juggle tour, a failing relationship, and inter-band turmoil isn't making the job any easier.

Andy "Six" Biersack is hungry for the limelight, embarking on his band's second real cross-country tour. Black Veil Brides is the band on everyone's lips, but fame always comes at a price. He's forced to walk a fine line between playing a character and staying true to himself, the line starting to blur the bigger his band gets. Finding the world he'd spent his life dreaming of to be a very lonely place. After he suffers another devastating heartbreak, he's ready to give up on the idea of finding love in a city that only breeds plastic cliches.

The two cross paths on the Royal Family tour and what starts off as a tour friendship quickly evolves into more than either of them could have ever anticipated. Turning both of their worlds upside down, but maybe that's for the best. You know what they say about Springtime; love is in the air.

"The love you never found, was right here all along"