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Sevendust Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts
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On tour
Yes
Followers
562,620
Category
Metal
Concerts
Aug
03
Streator Fest 2024
Streator
Tickets
Sep
12
OC Bikefest 2024
Ocean City
Tickets
Sep
13
Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
Hampton Beach
Tickets
Sep
14
Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
Hampton Beach
Tickets
Sep
15
Empire Live
Albany
Tickets
Sep
17
Water Street Music Hall
Rochester
Tickets
Sep
19
Palladium Times Square
New York
Tickets
Sep
20
Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center
Harrisburg
Tickets
Sep
21
The Fillmore
Silver Spring
Tickets
Sep
22
The Ritz
Raleigh
Tickets
Sep
24
The Mill & Mine
Knoxville
Tickets
Sep
25
The Eastern
Atlanta
Tickets
Sep
26
Louder Than Life 2024
Louisville
Tickets
Sep
26
The Signal
Chattanooga
Tickets
Sep
27
Louder Than Life 2024
Louisville
Tickets
Oct
02
The Factory In Deep Ellum
Dallas
Tickets
Oct
03
The Cotillion Ballroom
Wichita
Tickets
Oct
04
Cain's Ballroom
Tulsa
Tickets
Oct
05
Bourbon Theatre
Lincoln
Tickets
Oct
07
Summit Music Hall
Denver
Tickets
Oct
08
The Depot
Salt Lake City
Tickets
Oct
10
Aftershock 2024
Sacramento
Tickets
About Sevendust
You don’t have to change everything. However, realigning can be the healthiest remedy after nearly two decades in the music business. Going into their eleventh full-length album, Kill The Flaw [7 Bros. Records/ADA Label Services], Sevendust changed a lot around them regarding the infrastructure of their organization, but they didn’t alter what matters the most—the music. Following their first significant break (two months) since forming, the Atlanta group—Lajon Witherspoon [lead vocals], Clint lowery [lead guitar, backing vocals], John Connolly [rhythm guitar, backing vocals], Vince Hornsby [bass], and Morgan Rose [drums]—entered their new creative hub, Architekt Studios in Butler, New Jersey, completely inspired and invigorated.
“For the first time in our careers, the avenues were swept off with all of the trash we had on them before,” admits Lajon. “We didn’t have certain people’s hands in our pockets or helicoptering the situation to what they thought it should be. We took a lot of things in our own control. As a result, it’s a new chapter for us.”
“That’s why the record is called Kill The Flaw,” explains Clint. “It’s basically about cutting off the baggage from your life and career and trimming down the excess that holds you back. We’ve had a lot of struggles with the industry. We changed everything about our business. It’s a rebirth in a sense, as far as what we want to do, how we’re going to do it, and who we’re going to it with. We’ve learned from our mistakes.”
There were a few other significant changes as well. Instead of holing up in a hotel, Lajon, Clint, and John rented a house together. The sessions became “24-hour” as the guys cooked breakfast together, hit the gym, and then locked themselves in the studio until midnight every day for five weeks. They also penned the music alongside one another in the studio, jamming everything out in the same room.
“It made everything feel like it did when we first started,” smiles Lajon. “We went in, sat down, looked at each other, picked up the instruments, and began rocking out. Recording like an actual group gave everything more substance.”
“I wanted to embrace what Sevendust is,” declares Clint. “It’s the contrast of the melodic vocal over a very percussive, heavy musical landscape. That’s what we’ve always done. That’s one of those things our fan base really connected to. They’re our life’s blood. There’s no question. We allow our fans to have more of a voice than other bands. We love putting out records that people can say, ‘This what they do. This is the type of band I want to support.’”
The first single and album opener “Thank You” upholds the pillars of their signature style with a buoyant guitar groove, bombastic drums, and soulfully striking refrain. “There’s always someone trying to keep you down,” sighs Lajon. “At the end of the day, that negativity makes you stronger. You’re still going. It says, ‘Thank you for putting me down. Thank you for making me work harder. Thank you for hating!’”
Meanwhile, “Death Dance” builds from an eerie clean guitar into a towering distorted verse that’s as robust as it is raw. Everything converges on an undeniable vocal chant during the chorus. “That’s the summer dance jam right there,” chuckles Lajon.
“It’s based around the social media era we’re in with all of its vanity and ego,” reveals Clint. “We all get caught up in it. People try to enhance their looks without putting any energy towards giving back. The dead are society staring at their iPhones. You’ve got to see the world. You can’t look at a screen for that.”
Then, there’s “Not Today,” which is equally stirring and soaring with its six-string beatdown and vulnerably vibrant vocals. “That’s another one about change,” continues Clint. “It’s us as a band basically making a choice to change who we work with and how we do what we do. It’s us addressing things that have stopped that from happening. You’re lashing out at someone and explaining how you’re going to be a different version of yourself.”
Thankfully, they’re still Sevendust through and through, and that’s what forged one of hard rock’s most diehard audiences. 2014’s acoustic offering Time Traveler’s & Bonfires saw an overwhelming response from that community, being quickly funded through a highly successful PledgeMusic campaign. Just a year prior, Black Out The Sun entered Billboard’s Top Hard Music Albums chart at #1 and landed at #18 on the Top 200. They kicked off their illustrious career with an untouchable string of three gold albums, beginning with their self-titled 1997 debut and continuing with Home in 1999 and Animosity in 2001. Along the way, they’ve sold out shows everywhere and given unforgettable performances at the likes of Rock On The Range, Woodstock, OZZfest, and Shiprocked! to name a few. However, the new chapter starts now.
“I hope people know we’re the real deal,” concludes Lajon. “That’s the most important thing. There’s substance here. That’s why everybody keeps coming back, and we’re beyond thankful for that.”
“I want everybody to walk away surprised,” Clint leaves off. “I hope it’s better than they imagined, and they get this reassurance that we’re all connected. We want to give people fresh, quality music. I hope they feel prideful they’ve stuck with us through all of these years.” — Rick Florino, July 2015
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Genres
Metal
Band members
Vince Hornsby (bass), Clint Lowery (guitar vocals), Lajon Witherspoon (lead vocals), John Connolly (guitar, vocals), Morgan Rose (drums, vocals)
Photos
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What fans are saying
Shawn
Sevendust performed as they always do...full out! Sevendust NEVER disappoints!
If you've never seen them and want to see what a great rock/metal show is...see Sevendust! The gold standard! Have seen them well over 50 times and NOT ONCE have I ever felt like they were just going through the motions! They play like the show I'm at is their only show they have!
Foxwoods theater not a great place for music however...acoustics not that great!
Grand Theater at Foxwoods Resorts Casino
Ledyard, CT
Aug 15, 2023
Donnie K.
Was really only there to see Sevendust, other bands were good, good music, good between song banter, but like I said, was primarily there to see Sevendust. I really felt cheated, they only played 6 or so songs, 6 songs.....really!? Truth be told, Sevendust should have headlined! Have seen them half a dozen times, every time a superlative show. No gimmicks, no lazer light show or costumes, just a whole lot of in your face, kick ass metal!
Westfair Amphitheatre
Council Bluffs, IA
May 12, 2019
Denis
Such an amazing atmosphere. It was emotional and such a highlight when Sevendust came on stage. It has been 11 years since they were last in the UK. Definitely hope to see them again in the UK real soon. As for the support bands; All that Remains and Blind Channel, all I can say is great job being the first time I've seen either band, but obviously, Sevendust won me over...😎😎
Electric Brixton
London, United Kingdom
Dec 03, 2018
Angela
The venue was great; small enough to be intimate, but large enough to not be overly crowded. The bathroom was pretty clean, drunk people messes not withstanding. We were on the floor, but checked out the view from the gallery earlier in the evening and was pleased with the view from up there.
Sevendust always puts on a stellar show, and this was no exception. Looking forward to seeing them again soon.
Temple Theatre
Tacoma, WA
May 10, 2024
Tom
SEVENDUST Is A GREAT Band LIVE!!! They're Some Of The Nicest Guys I Know,I've Known Them Since 1997 And I Was Very Excited That They Were Coming To My Hometown,Very Surprised That They Were Opening Up For Another Band.The Palace Is An OUTSTANDING Venue,The Sound Is Amazing,And The Decor Is SPECTACULAR,The Staff Is Very Nice And Helpful As Well,To See A Show At This Venue Is A MUST SEE!!! ♥️
The Louisville Palace
Louisville, KY
May 12, 2023
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Sevendust Tour Cities
Ocean City, MD
Dallas, TX
Hampton Beach, NH
Albany, NY
Sacramento, CA
Louisville, KY
Chattanooga, TN
Salt Lake City, UT
Atlanta, GA
Rochester, NY
Wichita, KS
Tulsa, OK
Harrisburg, PA
Lincoln, NE
Raleigh, NC
Silver Spring, MD
Streator, IL
Knoxville, TN
Denver, CO
New York City, NY
Frequently Asked Questions About Sevendust
Concerts & Tour Date Information
Is Sevendust on tour?
Yes, Sevendust is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming
Sevendust concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Sevendust tour
is scheduled for 22 dates across 20 cities. Get
information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2024-2025 with Hypebot.
How many upcoming tour dates is Sevendust scheduled to play?
Sevendust is scheduled to play 22 shows between 2024-2025. Buy
concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
When does the Sevendust tour start?
Sevendust’s tour starts Aug 03, 2024 and ends on Oct 10, 2024.
They will play 20 cities; their most recent concert was held in
Streator at Streator Illinois and their next upcoming concert
will be in Dallas at The Factory In Deep Ellum.
What venues is Sevendust performing at?
As part of the Sevendust tour, Sevendust is scheduled to play across the following
venues and cities:
2024 Tour Dates:
Aug 03 - Streator,
IL @ Streator Illinois
Sep 12 - Ocean City,
MD @ OC BikeFest
Sep 13 - Hampton Beach,
NH @ Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
Sep 14 - Hampton Beach,
NH @ Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
Sep 15 - Albany,
NY @ Empire Live
Sep 17 - Rochester,
NY @ Water Street Music Hall
Sep 19 - New York,
NY @ Palladium Times Square
Sep 20 - Harrisburg,
PA @ Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center
Sep 21 - Silver Spring,
MD @ The Fillmore
Sep 22 - Raleigh,
NC @ The Ritz
Sep 24 - Knoxville,
TN @ The Mill & Mine
Sep 25 - Atlanta,
GA @ The Eastern
Sep 26 - Louisville,
KY @ Highland Festival Grounds
Sep 26 - Chattanooga,
TN @ The Signal
Sep 27 - Louisville,
KY @ Highland Festival Grounds
Oct 02 - Dallas,
TX @ The Factory In Deep Ellum
Oct 03 - Wichita,
KS @ The Cotillion Ballroom
Oct 04 - Tulsa,
OK @ Cain's Ballroom
Oct 05 - Lincoln,
NE @ Bourbon Theatre
Oct 07 - Denver,
CO @ Summit Music Hall
Oct 08 - Salt Lake City,
UT @ The Depot
Oct 10 - Sacramento,
CA @ Discovery Park