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For 20 years, multi-platinum rock band Shinedown have dominated the charts with their melodic hard rock sound. Shinedown have the most No. 1 hits (18) in the more than 40-year history of Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay Chart, including the singles “Daylight,” “Planet Zero” and “Atlas Falls.” Their third album, 2008’s The Sound of Madness, spawned four No. 1 singles on the Mainstream Rock chart and spent 120 consecutive weeks on the Billboard 200 albums chart, with the crossover hit “Second Chance” landing in the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. Shinedown has sold over 10 million albums worldwide and is a high-octane touring juggernaut, playing countless sold-out arena tours — including 2023’s The Revolutions Live Tour, which began in April with a 21-date U.S. run.
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Shinedown embarks on the fall leg of The Revolutions Live Tour in September. After kicking off in St. Louis, Missouri, the tour will cover much of the U.S.
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The fall leg of The Revolutions Live Tour begins on September 3 at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in St. Louis, Missouri.
The fall leg of The Revolutions Live Tour will take Shinedown across the U.S. in the following cities:
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase two VIP package options for the Revolutions Live Tour. VIP packages include perks such as:
Papa Roach and Spiritbox will support Shinedown on select dates of the fall leg of the Revolutions Live Tour.
Tickets for the fall leg of The Revolutions Live Tour are on sale now in all markets. Standard Tickets are still available for many dates.
5th time seein em. It was the worst show of any band I've seen in my 45 years of concert goin. What's with the Mohawk Brent? And for filming for a DVD later? musta bin laundry day. But I'll still go see em next time,,,, maybe....
Everything was awesome thank you all the bands rocked the house for sure keep it up
3rd time seeing Shinedown & never disappoint! Will see them again given the opportunity
This was seriously one of the best shows I have been to in years. I got the tickets for my girlfriend who is a huuuuuge Shinedown fan. I like the music but the stage presence and seeing them perform live and how much they gave to the fans made me a fan. The whole night was fantastic. Spirit Box rocked, I finally got to see them live. Poppa Roach killed it, and Shinedown brought it so hard! If anyone gets a chance to see any of these bands perform definitely do it! The funniest part was my girlfriend wound up on the flight back to Jacksonville with the drummer, but didn't want to be that person so she told him he had nice hair. LOL
A friend wanted to go, and I was familiar with their music, so I decided to go with her. They sounded amazing, and I love the energy from the stage and the crowd. They have so many great songs - A lot of them with such great messages. I hope they come back, because I would definitely go see them again.
8th time seeing Shinedown. 3rd time seeing them on the Planet Zero tour. This band never disappoints. Whether in a smaller venue like Mission ballroom or the larger arena like Ball, the band had the crowd jumping. 2nd time seeing them with Papa Roach, who I also love seeing live. Looking forward to the next tour.
Papa Roach was amazing! Jacoby coming into the crowd, giving our son a high-five and calling him out for wearing his shirt made his world!! Thank you!
The sound on the floor is amazing. The whole show was well out together. The donation from Papa Roach and Shinedown from their proceeds to American foundation for suicide prevention was so impressive. I can't wait to see both Papa Roach and Shinedown again.
Papa Roach left out several guitar rifts from a couple of songs which made the songs sound great, that's like leaving out words out of a conversation. Shinedown could of been been better on their performance, I've seen them before and they were sensational but not this time. I tried to get handicapped seating and was told that they were sold out but there was an abundance of handicapped seating available the day of the event. Now there's no wheelchair accessible parking next to the venue and was directed to the silver lot for handicapped parking and the problem with this is that there was no wheelchair accessible busses to get to the venue. All the way around this concert, the way disabled humans are treated at Cynthia Woods Mitchell pavilion with no provisions for the handicapped. My son had to push me from the silver lot to the pavilion on foot and I didn't have handicapped seating so I had to sit in the food court so I could at least hear the concert. I will be contacting the proper authorities who enforces the Americans with Disabilities Act a federal law. I didn't appreciate being treated like a 2nd rate person.
By far too loud, couldn’t understand a thing. We both have seen Shinedown before and know they can be great, but in the past two years at two venues the mixing has been disastrous and we have had to leave after the first handful of songs, with hurt ears and after having spent money to hear a music mess. Rock concerts should never be this loud or poorly mixed, it ruins everything including your hearing. We have seen great concerts at Ball arena- this is a Shinedown problem. Even Papa Roach at the beginning was mixed a little better and set a little less loud- so you could hear something. Don’t waste your time and money seeing them
Papa Roach and Shinedown killed it. Stadium was clean, security was everywhere. Easy entrance and easy exit.
Thank you for being here. It was a great show and my favorite songs were done. Keep on going!!!
I have seen quite a few live performances and with that being said, one of the best shows I have ever have the pleasure of attending!
They are my wife's favorite band so we have seen them over 5 times, and this was their best ever! The floating piano and the huge stage with the fire shooting up from the floor were crazy.
We loved all of the bands! Never heard of spiritbox before but the lead singer, WOW!! She can wail and has a great singing voice. Papa Roach killed it, their tribute for Chester and suicide prevention was amazing! My brother took his life in 2020 and seeing that tribute hit close to home. and Shinedown has been one of my favorite bands since I was a teenager and I got to bring my 13 year old for his first concert experience.
This was our first time seeing Shinedown, and it was AMAZING! I put off buying tickets because I'm a relatively new Shinedown fan, but it was so worth it! I knew every song and they sounded great. The stage lights, pyro, etc. was well choreographed and fun. I've never seen a band interact with their audience quite like they did. I actually felt like they appreciated us being there. I'll be first in line the next time they visit our city.
Both Shinedown and Papa Roach killed it stage show and working the crowd was awesome they sounded great but the acoustics are a little better at Mission Ballroom in my opinion
Took my 6 and 15 year old granddaughters and they loved the show. Love this time we spend together. Music is life.
My husband and I had been to a Shinedown concert about 5 years ago. This time we brought our 4 kids along with us. They sound amazing live, are great performers and we’re someone everyone from ages 10-44 could enjoy. I know my kids won’t remember the things I bought for them as they grow however they’ll always remember our experience watching Shinedown as a family.
The show was everything and more! Shinedown killed it! My husband and I are so glad we got to go!
