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10 Years Concert Schedule
Despite the band's inscrutable name, 10 Years's eighth studio album, (How to Live) as Ghosts (2017), is more relatable than ever. At the end of the day the five members of 10 Years just want to make music that says something about the mortality, numbness and shock of real life -- and that comes through on stage. Seeing a 10 Years live show is your ticket to a moody, melancholic and mesmerizing alt-rock experience that shows clear influences from some of their heroes -- and touring partners -- like Sevendust, Mudvayne, Korn and Disturbed. 10 Years tours include 2017 (How to Live) as Ghosts, 2014-2017 From Birth to Burial and 2011-2014 Minus the Machine. 10 Years's first single released in 2005, "Wasteland," was also their only song to hit No. 1 on Billboard's U.S. Alternative charts, making it arguably their biggest hit. The 10 Years album Division (2008) was also a hit, peaking at No. 2 on Billboard's US Alternative Albums chart and No. 12 on the Billboard 200. The next album, Feeding the Wolves (2010) did almost as well, hitting No. 3 on the alternative charts and No. 17 on the Billboard 200, and every album till 2017 has appeared on both charts.
10 Years Background
The original members of 10 Years came together in Tennessee in 1999, with lead singer Mike Underdown, drummer Brian Vodinh, Lewis Cosby on the bass, and both Ryan Johnson and Matt Wantland on guitar. Personnel shuffles started almost immediately and have continued throughout the years. For the 2017 (How to Live) as Ghosts tour, the lineup featured Jesse Hasek -- now well-established as the voice of 10 Years -- on lead vocals, Brian Vodinh on guitar instead of drums, Matt Wantland back on guitar, Chad Huff (who previously played the guitar) on bass, and Kyle Mayer on drums. The band members are defiantly coy about exactly where their band name originated. At first, they've said in interviews, the name's significance was so personal that they deliberately kept it to themselves. Over the years, that ambiguity allowed fans to find their own meaning in the name, so it's unlikely that the members of 10 Years will ever disclose their true origin story. Instead, they'll continue to step back and let their music speak for itself.
We had never been to the Pearl Room before but we have seen 10 Years several times. The Pearl room was a really small place but usually the smaller the venue, the better the concert. We made it all the way to the stage and got some great shots of Jesse and crew.
10 Years never seem to dissappoint when putting on a show! They sounded absolutely incredible. All the fans were singing along to every song. Especially to "So Long, Goodbye" and "Wasteland". It was amazing! I always look forward to seeing these boys do what they do best. And that is rock the crowd and put on one hell of show! I highly reccommend EVERYONE to see them!! You will have the time of your life...guaranteed!
The venue was small but the entertainment was huge. There were probably only 300 people there, much to my suprise. But, they fed off the small crowd and delivered a quality show as if it were a packed arena. Their sound was tight and the energy was dynamic. The fact that we were so close to made it more special!!
I saw the show in Oakley & it was unbelievable. every time I see these guys theyre great. Ive seen them 10 times now & they get better every time. the crowd loved them. Im hoping to see them alot more....thank you guys for the great music & show you always put on.
I have seen 10 years for many years nows and will travel many more to see them again. He is so down to earth when you speak to him (he's not any better) than you or I. He's had his ups and downs in life but has NOT TOTAL OVER COME THEM ALL ...HES JUST ABLE TO HIDE THE SCARES THROUGH ""HIS MUSIC"".
