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Third Eye Blind are an alternative rock band led by founding member, singer and guitarist Stephan Jenkins. After forming in San Francisco during the early ’90s, the band shot to superstardom with their 1997 self-titled debut featuring the Top 10 singles “Semi-Charmed Life,” “How's It Going to Be” and “Jumper.” Third Eye Blind would eventually be certified platinum six-times, and the band’s 1999 follow-up Blue would add yet another platinum certification behind its equally successful lead single, “Never Let You Go.” 3EB hit a new peak on the Billboard 200 with 2003’s Out of the Vein, then earned a career-best No. 3 debut for 2009’s Ursa Major. Ahead of 2019’s Screamer, Third Eye Blind cemented their long-standing lineup of Jenkins, drummer Brad Hargreaves, guitarist Kryz Reid, bassist Alex LeCavalier and keyboardist Colin Creev. The group released their seventh studio album Our Bande Apart in 2021.
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Third Eye Blind will play a handful of dates in 2025, with shows currently scheduled through mid-December.
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Third Eye Blind still has it. Fantastic show, Stephan sounded great and Kryz has to be one of the best guitarists out there rn. Venue @ Thunder Valley was really nice too. Can’t wait for the new music.
Show was very good, but they chose not to play one of their best songs, even though they’ve been playing it at all of their previous shows as an encore. Left me and the rest of the crowd feeling a bit disappointed. C’mon guys you could’ve done better for a crowd that included fellow San Franciscans who traveled nearly 3 hours to get to see you!!! But I enjoyed their performance overall.
I see third eye blind every year and they never disappoint always a fun time, always good music, The singer always interacts with the crowd and it's a great place in Sacramento Thunder Valley to see a concert It felt intimate and I would love if third eye blind can make multiple stops here. Keep it up the venue at Thunder Valley. Amazing concert! Let's do it again!
Don't get me wrong - I love 3eb and have for nearly 25 years. Jenkins vocals are still good and the musicianship excelled. The setlist had all the favs plus some deep cuts, however, the exiting crowd could not stop talking about the exclusion of "How's it Going to Be". And based on setlists from prior shows, this one was included at the end with "God of Wine". But after playing 15 songs, instead of an encore (which I'm okay with), they all gathered around the drummer and made motions for "one more". I even saw a video from the 2024 Summer of Gods tour where Jenkins said the exact same words about the last few songs being an "after party". Idk, just kind of stale, but still enjoyed the music. The crowd was great and sang along and danced the entire time. Of course, The Venue at Thunder Valley is a great place to see a show. I had never seen the Neon Trees and was pleasantly surprised! Of course, I recognized their bigger hits, but really enjoyed the whole set. Tyler Glenn is a great frontman and I loved his dance moves. And he sounded great! And don't even get me started on the drummer Elaine Bradley. Wow! Very impressive. Tyler did a great job or getting people off their seats during the last few songs.
First time at The Venue. I've been a Long time fan of 3eb since 1995! Took my son to his first concert. (He didn't know what to expect).The Venue was clean and accommodating. The lighting and sound system was on point for both Neon Trees and Thirdeyeblind. Thirdeyeblind show was Amazing! Stephan Jenkins, is like a Fine Wine; he gets better with age! Let's just say if I had died that night, I would have died Happy! That's how amazing Thirdeyeblind is! I love the energy the bandmates evoke! I loved making a life-long memory with my son. He said, twice how he had a, "really good time"! 3eb you have a new fan to add to the 3eb family! All in all, I want more 3eb concerts in Northern California!
Third Eye Blind sounded as good today as they did back in the day. Incredible performance, outstanding venue.
The band sounded even better than they did 25 years ago. Such a chill group of dudes. No gimmicks or long speeches, just fabulous music
I go to A LOT of concerts, but this was my first time seeing Third Eye Blind live. It was amazing and high-energy! I would put it on my top 3 list for sure! We brought my 13 year old niece, who wasn’t really familiar with the band prior to the show. However, this performance has turned her into a Third Eye Blind super fan!
Third Eye Blind was EVERYTHING we were hoping they’d be and more!! My partner and I have grown up listening to them our entire lives and really got into more of their albums since we’ve been together. This Memphis show was such a special treat, they hit the stage, played 14 or 15 songs spanning across multiple albums and even a new release! Great energy and presence on stage, and in general. We would definitely see them again if the fates allow. :)
It was a very nice venue. Good sound. Good food. Third eye blind was incredible!!
