My son and I saw Third Eye Blind, a band who's iconic first album my son knows inside out, were so incredible this weekend!! The sound is as pure as it was since day 1 of this band's release into our universe. The energy was amazing and the entire crowd was singing along. Semi Charmed came on and the collectiveness of our voices emanated the atmosphere. Go see Third Eye Blind; you will not regret it!!!

Love this band but seeing them at Busch gardens during the food and wine festival was not the love. You had to get there at least 2 hours early just to get a good seat and the people that were sitting close didn’t care or were just waiting for the 2 songs they knew (not true 3eb fans). One woman was on her iPad the whole time if that tells you anything…..

Fantastic energy from the band and the crowd. Smaller venue made it feel so much more intimate. Played a lot of songs off of the debut album. Notable omissions were How's it Gonna Be and God of Wine. One of the best shows zi have been to in years. I wish they'd have played 22 songs instead of 15. Hope they come back to Phoenix soon for a full show and maybe an opening band.

This is my third 3EB concert and the experience gets better every time. Watching this band put their whole life on display opening their selves up to the audience is such a riveting introspective. It’s like they hold a mirror right back up to their audience and everyone can see themselves in the music. It’s catharsis, it’s anthem sing-along music as much as it is pub songs music, we get to share our personal and spiritual growth and traumas alike. It’s a very rare thing to blend post grunge neo punk alt rock power pop well being so personal and catchy at the same time. Hope that eye blind never stops coming to the northwest. I’ll watch them until they can’t hold guitars anymore.

I have been a fan since their first show in Houston way back when. They always put on a great show. Loved the new song they played. Props to 3eb for playing such a small venue and supporting NASA ! Kinda fun seeing all the one-time hipsters all grown up and taking their kids to a rocking concert. They still play with great emotion. Great, fun show. Keep rocking!

Every band was great! My wallet was stolen while we were there. Crazy way to start the new year. Other than someone being a jerk the show was great! Before you say it yes I cancelled my cards and yes I sat at home all day instead of going to New Year's brunch with my friends. I also now have no Driver's license so there's that. I've been wanting to see Third Eye Blind for about 20 + years. It just so happens there were some amazing bands that came along for the ride. Thanks for 31 years of music.

Excellent performance at Clay County Fair! My first opportunity to see the band and my first time at this venue. The weather, the crowd, and of course the band just had all the right conditions to make the experience feel giant and intimate simultaneously. I think the positioning of the band members was genius, too. The stage felt large and open, yet structurally cozy and reliable. Everything just kind of fell into place. Love it when that happens.

Venue was awesome! Very good acoustics (despite being told the opposite about this venue.) Got there early and was right up against the barricade (was close enough to see Stephen Jenkins' spit, lol.). A R I Z O N A brought tons of energy as an opener, Yellowcard put on a good show, but of course Third Eye Blind knocked it out of the park. Crowd brought a lot of energy to the show too! A smaller, more intimate venue like WaMu was an excellent choice here. 10/10.

Show was great, they did a smart mix of old and new stuff, sandwiching an acoustic set in the middle and not sticking to just the recorded version. I really wish the crowd had been better. There was a lot of chatter during everything that wasn't a hit. But I bought a shirt after the show and it is damaged (tiny tears all around the edges) !

The venue was interesting. Glad I paid to have a seat in the grandstand. Perfect view of the stage and the band. Drinks were expensive and limited. Third Eye Blind was awesome, it was close to a 3-hour show! Getting out of the place was a hassle, and parking around the venue sucks. Overall, I would go back to the Salt Shed but it would have to be someone I really liked.

Very good show, he can still bring it. Even though this was the last show of the summer tour and Stephan said his voice was shot, I thought everything sounded great. I really liked how hard they rocked their cover of Joy Division's "Disorder". Top notch show. Interesting visually in that there were no spotlights directly on anyone in the band. All lighting was from behind the stage. It worked, it kept the audience focused on the music and the performance rather than individuals. I had seen 3EB once before on a festival package, this was a better show because they got to do their full set the way they wanted. Highly recommend them as a headliner.

WOW-WHAT A SHOW!!! 24 SONGS!!!! Obviously all the hits but the deep cuts as well. Stephen was on his game tonight and the band was electric. I've seen these guys at least a dozen times now and clearly they love doing live music. They had everyone screaming and dancing and yelling for more. Absolutely BLOWN AWAY!!! SET LIST Ways (Intro) Thanks a Lot Dust Storm Anything Faster Crystal Baller Never Let You Go The Dying Blood The Kids Are Coming (To Take You Down) Disorder (Joy Division cover) Narcolepsy Palm Reader Can't Get Away Graduate Wounded Mine (Beyoncé cover) Box of Bones Losing a Whole Year Motorcycle Drive By Blinded (When I See You) Jumper I Need A Woman (Hockey Dad cover) (with Hockey Dad) (Stephan's favorite song, he… more ) Encore: Semi-Charmed Life How's It Going to Be

The show was great! Loved the mix of old and new and we loved the venue because of it's more intimate size. The sound was on point and the show was amazing! I would see them again! For the venue, I would recommend getting in more bathrooms and more bartenders. The lines were torture! The fact that you can bring chairs is a bonus.

I’m a die hard third eye blind fan. I’ve seen them a lot. As of recent I feel like their shoes have gotten a little predictable, and are always an hour or less. Tonight was one of the better, if not best, shows I’ve seen them put on. Played a ton of old an new stuff. Played for about 2 hours. The stage and lighting were incredible. Taking back Sunday as an added bonus. What a great show!

My favorite part is I wasn't dancing. I was alittle down cause one of my sisters was supposed to come with me but couldn't end up making it. I had gotten VIP tickets for us and we were pretty close to the front. Stephen Jenkins looked right at me and lipped, "Why aren't you dancing?" He then proceded to make the entire crowd get up and tell a stranger, "I hope you have a beautiful summer." It was just what I needed to pick me up and get back in the moment. I'll never forget that incredible show. Hockey Dad performed like champs, Taking Back Sunday reminded me why I love them so much, and Third Eye Blind made the whole thing personable, magical, and needless to say my throat was sore the next belting out the songs with one of my favorite bands of all time. I realized that night, not to make them feel old or anything, but I have been listening to them since I was six. Amazing band!

seeing 3rd eye blind is always wonderful They killed it on stage like they always do most of the crowd Was very cool and respectful The staff and venue on the other hand was not.....they were very rude, Disorganized,and not very helpful.... The 10 o'clock curfew as if we were 13 Made 3rd eye blind feel rushed (Which you could tell by the way) needs to go away...The entrance into parking was very disorganized as well you have one road which led you in Which it takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes to get in just for parking and then to leave It's almost as if you have to leave the venue while they're still playing their show just so you can get on the road and not sit in their lot for an hourwhile you wait For all the traffic to move out in stages.... Also this no smoking policy sucks you have people that can get super drunk and that's OK but somebody wants to go have a cigarette they can't anywhere on the property Because there's no designated smoking area even just one little area would have been nice..... I do not recommend anybody go to this venue or see any artist here If you're looking for a really garbage place to go see a band then this place is for you if not and you want to enjoy yourself and have a great time Go with the different venue

First let me premise this with: anyone who knows me KNOWS how I love TEB and for a ridiculous amount of years every attempt to catch them live was thwarted by some sick twist of bullshit. I finally caught my first TEB concert this July. After suffering a brutal breakup that morning, so...hot mess train wreck, in a nutshell. Still, I wasn't letting that vibe steal my chance. And although it didnt go according to (my) Plan (A), it was still an unforgettable experience Im so grateful to have had! Ok, anyhoo! TEB performing at my local Parx, I am gifted the opportunity to see them AGAIN!!! I rolled up as close to the front as was vacant - 5th row!! Until the chair police relocated me...old meanie... So, I'm always playing The Smith's "How Soon is Now?" it's actually saved to my Third Eye Blind playlist in Spotify. Can you imagine the dragonflies dancing around my spine when they begin a new song, AND THEY ARE FREAKING COVERING ITTTTT OMFG...TELL BECKY....

I saw 3EB play the Luxor venue on sunday. As of the band they played & sounded great. If your a fan & haven’t seen them, if your given the chance definitely see them at least once in your life. Yet there were some things that prevented this from being a perfect show. 1) the venue was (in my opinion) way to small & awkward to host a show like this, it made it cramp & difficult to maneuver in a very odd way. The venue seem like a small dance club pose one that host rock shows. The benefit is yes the band is close up to you but your standing positioning of where you are is awkward. Venue was more like being in a hallway than a open room venue. 2) I was excited to here material from the new album ‘Screamer’ which they did play about 3 songs from that new album but the rest of the set compiled of the hit songs from the 1st album & one song each from ‘Out of the Vein’ & 2 songs from ‘Blue’. They completely neglected about 4 albums worth of possible material to chose from to play. I being a fan of the band & their records were disappointed to not hear any songs from those albums, EP’s & various singles they release throughout their career. Since I’ve had the privilege to see them before on a few occasions hearing the same set songs made the show some what predictable & a little routine. But if you haven’t seen them before it’s all fresh for you & their performance was was wonderful. The guitarist did a couple of improv solos which were really cool to see live.

It was a interesting show most of the song played were unreleased. Sense many of the songs weren’t out it was a little strange not being able to sing along but the songs were very vibey. They also made us put our phones in the pouch’s when we entered the pouch’s locked so we couldn’t have our phones out during the show at all.

One of the best experiences of my life! I just got into 3EB, meaning I listened to their self-titled album. Besides 4 new songs, "Never Let You Go", and "Horror Show" from Varsity Blues, all of their songs were from their self-titled album. No seating, but it's a concert, you stand the whole time. They sung their newly released song meant for their first album, "Alright Caroline." Both openers, Silversun Pickups and Ocean Park Standoff were great as well. Overall, I had the time of my life and I highly suggest seeing them sometime either this month or next