Sevendust

Whether a small or big concert hall or festival stage, Sevendust delivers the goods and well at that! The first time I saw 7D, I arrived at a moderate size arena they were playing at just at the tail end of their set. Much to my dismay I also missed an autograph session they held in the lobby after that by a hair's breadth. Since then, however, I saw them rock the afternoon concert stage electric fashion at Rockstar Energy Drink Uproar three years ago. Singer Lajon Witherspoon's voice is nothing short of amazing as his impressive vocal range and style can morph from loud and gravelly to quiet and melodic, making for a great sing-along! Just recently during the end of the first leg of their current tour, they played a more intimate concert, namely an acoustic set at a Knights of Columbus Hall in my home state. It put the music in a whole new perspective and with a catered lunch and open bar, made for a true party atmosphere. Drummer Morgan Rose provided a hypnotic back beat with his bongo drum set and guitarists Clint Lowery and John Connolly along with Vince Hornsby's bass playing created melodies that were nothing short of intricate and infectious. In addition, I was finally able to get closure on a missed meet&greet from four years ago, something I told Witherspoon I had been angling to do since then when I spoke with him after the concert and was gracious about taking a picture with me for posterity as well. A grand day out!

Now this is going back to 2016, but I have to beg for you guys to PLEASE do another tour of Australia and maybe drag Disturbed with you? That would be one epic event I would give a testicle to be at! Not really but you get my passion...
Huge appreciation for not skipping the most isolated city in the known universe, Perth, Western Australia too, made my decade!
Capitol nightclub turned into the most charged atmosphere in the country that night and Kill The Flaw were awesome support. Seeing the guys interact with the audience and get emotional when playing Shine and Angel's Son made it feel like a very special, soulful event.
So thank you for all your hard work and dedication to your craft, you're truly masters at it and have inspired and strengthened me through some extremely trying and tough times. Wouldn't mind hearing a little more off Seasons next time, like Burned Out and Suffocate. ;-) Keep rocking guys, you're all inspirational, not least for staying together and having a true and obvious bond us fans certainly appreciate. No sellouts. Kudos!

The show was amazing. They played all the good songs, like 3 or 4 from every album. Even songs from Next that didn't include Clint, which is pretty cool now that he is back in the band. The sound was good at The Opera House in Toronto. The lights and atmosphere were killer. The big highlight of the night was Angel's Son. It gave me goose bumps because it was so meaningful and heartfelt. At the end of the night Lajon came out after he was done the meet and greet on the bus and met us all. He gave me a big hug saying that he didn't want to leave Toronto and thanked everyone for their support of the band. He signed everyone's items and my girlfriend's arm. He let everyone take lots of pictures which he seemed to enjoy, very humble. I would recommend Sevendust to anyone that loves a killer hook, great singing and heavy drums, just in the right proportions. Very professional, very polite. Absolutely amazing.

You would think that after seeing this band perform live 10 times that I would get tired of or find no value in seeing them again but that just couldn't be further from the truth. Sevendust always delivers and makes a connection with the crowd. They create such an amazing atmosphere for themselves and the fans... or as they say "family". Sidewise opened for them and they were quite good. The other opening band was the new up-and-comers Gemini Syndrome. They had a few sound issues but they were great too.
If you like their music and ever get a chance to see Sevendust YOU WILL NOT be disappointed! EVER!

Absolutely awesome show. I love the small venues. I had never heard of Silent Season before and they put on a very good show. Gemini syndrome was awesome and after their show they joined the crowd for Sevendust. This might sound different but Sevendust microphone stand was awesome, it reminded me of a lightsaber. First time at the Pensacola vinyl music hall, nice place. Not as big as I expected but that made the show that much more personable. Prices weren't outrageous. I look forward to seeing them again.

You can never go wrong with a Sevendust show! They have so much energy! So happy and appreciative of their fans base! Every song was a banger! Even the opening acts, Tremonti, Cane Hill and especially a band I haven’t listened to in the past called Lullwater has gained some new fans from our group. They really jammed! Can’t wait for the next tour! Always a Sevendust fan!

I have been to several concerts at Iron City over the last 6 years...Seether with Saint Asonia...Blue October...and a few others. The Sevendust concert was by far the best. They sounded absolutely amazing. They interacted with the crowd and made us all feel like family.

Absolutely amazing, such a cool band, they even were respectful enough to stop mid show for a lady who got injured, absolutely an awesome show, in my opinion one of my favorite shows of all time, and i loved the sevendust stranger things drum cover that there drummer had

INCREDIBLE SHOW!!! This was my first time seeing Sevendust and I can't wait to see them again. Truly a powerful, energetic performance. If you've never seen, you're missing out -- GO!! What an amazing band....

Sevendust kicked ass like always. First time seeing or hearing skillet. Skillet sucks a wannabe angry band. Im somewhat biased though. Im not angry anymore. Pop evil was ok. Good show.

Songkick rocks.