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STAIND IN CONCERT:
With three consecutive No. 1 albums of anthemic nu metal in the '00s, Staind became one of the most successful alt-rock groups of the decade. Blending muscular guitar shredding and singer Aaron Lewis's emotional, melodic lyrics, the band's impressive live shows span their entire discography, treating fans to studio-perfect renditions of their biggest hits alongside alternative, countrified versions of songs like "Mudshovel."
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Formed in Massachusetts in 1994, Staind started out playing hard rock covers in local clubs before self-releasing their 1996 debut Tormented. While they only pressed four thousand copies, the album garnered enough attention to land them a deal with Flip Records and the production assistance of Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst for their 1999 follow-up Dysfunction. The album received favorable reviews and drew comparisons to nu metal legends like Korn, but its reception paled in comparison to 2001's Break the Cycle, an international No. 1 and multi-platinum smash. The band's next four albums would all land in the Top 5 of the Billboard 200, establishing an impressive catalog of hits and building anticipation for the band's rumored return to the studio in 2014.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"Staind was unbelievable. The band sounded amazing. Aaron's voice gives you chills live. They played everything...They even played quite a few new songs which they totally killed on."
"Staind dug deeply into their classics to get the crowd going. Aaron Lewis was great and seemed to be having fun during an audience participation sequence. Staind played every song I wanted to hear plus more so I left very satisfied."
"I expected a top flight show from Staind and got it...they exceeded my expectations. They had a great mix of hard and soft music; all Staind."
I just wish they had played Price To Play and Zoe Jane but at least they played 3 of their newest songs, Lowest In Me, Here And Now and Better Days which were all fantastic and very inspirational. Aaron still has the voice, Mike played really great on his guitars, Sal on the pedals and Johnny on bass. Awesome show, powerful sound system and lighting. Wish you had big screens on each side so the people from afar can see them playing.
Enjoyed the venue. Sound was very good. Pretty good selection of amenities. The floor seats were very crammed though. When we were sitting everyone was shoulder to shoulder. Needed a little bit more space. Overall good experience.
Great night Stained were excellent the setlist list was a bit of old and new songs which was great Arron stage present was not great and he didn't interact with the crowd and then randomly threw his arms up walk away from the mic expecting the crowd to sing
The venue was gorgeous but aside from the beautiful atmosphere it had some draw backs. One it was quiet, when I walked up I thought it was just music being played on a speaker while bands ste up. When I got to the stage a band was already preforming. Everyone talking and singing along around us overpowered the band. Then the people seemed like they have never been to a concert before. People got upset if you brushed shoulders with them. These ladies who wore sun dresses to a rock show got a guy kicked out because he was a little drunk enjoying the show bc he stumbles back a little bit. It was a Karen overload. I can't imagine Iprevail playing here, I'm sure a pit is a big no no. Other than that the bands put on a great show.
This all out Rock show what one of the best I’ve seen in years. Starting with Ayron Jones, who really killed it. His band is 100% legit the real deal. They are all super talented musicians. The Struts were also very impressive. It was my first time seeing them. They truly put on a great show. Their set was energetic and the band is tight. Then came the band I was waiting all night for, SEETHER! Shaun and Dale never, ever disappoint. Tonight was no exception. They were flawless as always. Their music speaks to me. They have not toured in awhile so I made the trip and it was 100% worth it. Finally Arron Lewis and STAIND hit the stage. I see Staind every time they tour. They never fail to bring it. The music is timeless and Arron is a total master at his craft. This show was outstanding. And lastly, The Prudential Center was outstanding. It is a great place to see a concert. The staff is very professional and super friendly. Parking is a little expensive but getting in and out was super easy with no waiting around. The food is also very good and they have one of my faves in Auntie Ann’s pretzels. Overall, total win.
Staind definitely brought the energy to go with a great stage set and lights show. Really nailed the songs I wanted to hear, especially 'Lowest in me'. Enjoyed all, but the volume. It was truly a little too loud. Succeeding Seether's amazing performance with perfect sound, the difference in volume was distinct. Glad I had my high fidelity earplugs. Will see Staind again in the future :)
I was not impressed with the first three bands and felt it just made the show much too long. Seether could have used a longer set to showcase their other hits! Staind shined through as usual!! Their new song Better Days sounded phenomenal!!!
I lived in Colorado for 30 years been to red rocks over 300 times this amphitheater hands-down sitting in a quarry is one of the two top best venues I’ve ever been in in my life in single-handedly the best east of the Mississippi bar none the bands were fantastic that night Love this venue .
Rock the Rock fest was great. Wdha did a super job. All the bands performed were great. Sound was clear. Staind was super great. Would love to see Staind again.
It was our first night without kids with us in a long time. It was definitely worth every penny. VIP was worth it just for the shade alone. It was a night to remember for sure!! We will be going again next year for sure. Staind was amazing! I have always loved them and they did not disappoint!
My daughter and I had a fantastic time! Everyone was nice especially the WDHA crew. Never knew much music from the Struts but now a big fan.
All the bands were AMAZING! Aaron killed it. “Something to remind you was ahh! Wordless
I had a great time, and the PNC is nice place to have a concert
Heavenly night of music with my daughter under the "Full Pink Moon"to bookend the first time seeing Seether in exclusive closeup acoustic session in 2005. She was 15 then and 34 now. Seether still rocks the house. First time seeing Staind live and it was everything I hoped for and more! First Bank Amphitheatre in Franklin is best concert venue around!
Staind was amazing. It was awesome that they sound as amazing as they did 20+ years ago. The sound quality what amazing for Staind but was rough for the openers.
Staind never disappoint and having Seeter on the bill was a bonus
The bands put on a great performance! The sound quality was a little murky sometimes, but it was still a great time!
They were amazing ,great venue .Excellent show!! Always good times at prudential center
As an alcoholic for 33 yrs of my 51 yrs existing in life, Aaron's voice spoke to my heart. His lyrics & passion expressed relevant to my struggles with addiction, the music of Staind Aaron Lewis has been my rock living sober since February 2017. Thank you, AARON, for sharing your experience, strength and, hope so beautifully and simple from your heart and soul, expressed Pain with your lyrics. I got sober with your voice, speaking my Pain. I love ya & the band. Thank you🙏🧡💛
I loved Seether they sounded amazing, but also Staind, I mean I’ve heard Aaron’s voice once before live, but at Prudential Center I was holding my man’s hand and literally got chills. Amazing!!!!!!!!! Do not miss this concert
