Seether Tickets

Please please come to Indiana in 2025!!! Ruoff would be amazing!! Seen then open for 3 doors down years ago and they covered nirvana and played so good music, Sean didn't even speak. Would love to hear "Tied my hands"and "the gift"live. And do a great set list. Maybe even go down to nashville indiana and play at a smaller but nicer venue there...that's my dream show. Sean. didn't speak at all, just came to play m. usic

Seether and Skillet were great, but the sound was not very good. Way too much bass in the mix and way too loud.

ALL OF THE ACTS WERE GREAT. ROYALE LYNN WAS A SURPRISING TREAT AND CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR MORE FROM HER. TIM MONTANA ROCKED AS WELL AND I'VE ALREADY ADDED HIM TO MY PLAYLIST. SKILLET NEVER DISAPPOINTS AND SEETHER STILL ROCKS ! WE HAD A GREAT TIME!

I saw Seether for the first time ever in Baltimore. I’ve followed the band since I was a teen and they didn’t disappoint. I’m older now and of course, so are they but man - Sean’s still got it! Hitting those screaming notes like he always has. The guitarists and drummer were amazing! Stage effects were captivating and not overly done. The band passed out guitar pics and drum sticks to the crowd in the pit. The way they closed the show gave me chills!!! (Won’t give it away because they’re still on tour). Some people complain that Sean wasn’t very engaging but if you’ve followed the band for an extended time you know that that’s just Sean. Also their songs need no introduction. They hit every single one of my favs. I had a blast and would love to see them again.

Note: I have an audio and production background, but don't do that work at the moment. The two opening acts were particularly good. Royal Lynn had great stage presence, the lighting was great and the mix was really good. Tim Montana delivered an absolutely top notch show. Again, lighting was great and mix was really good (I think it was the same FOH guy). Skillet put on a fantastic show with great lighting and fantastic graphics (Monsters was very creative) with a tough-to-beat stage setup with moving platforms - all to a really well-selected collection of older and the latest songs. The mix was really good with plenty of detail. Seether's show left much to be desired. There was no front lighting, so you couldn't see them at all other than their outlines when the background lighting wasn't running in audience blinding mode. I noticed that they had three venue-owned follow spots that were active with operators present, but they were not in use. I don't believe that the follow spots were in use during the first 3 acts as there weren't the tell-tale signs of follow spots, but these could have had a softer edge than follow spots from 20 years ago and I might not have noticed. That said, the absence of the use of the follow spots wouldn't fully account for the complete lack of front lighting for the stage; those lights worked well for everyone else. Perhaps they had a communications problem with the rig, it is hard to tell. Sound-wise, I'd say that Seether was definitely below the others as far as quality of mix; it seemed like they pushed harder than needed, so it felt a tad over-compressed (I've been to other shows like that where there are essentially no dynamics and every note is just flat-out at top volume.) I was pleased that Seether did many of their more popular numbers but was surprised that they didn't have one of the three excellent female vocalists who were there come out for their rendition of "Broken"; having a counter-posing voice would have added some depth to that number, for sure. ("Broken"was one of the few - if not the only - song(s) that was not 100% at full volume). Skillet's frontman said that that was the first night of the tour, so hopefully they are able to dial in a few of these things for the Seether act. This was my first time at this venue; it is pretty nice and I'd expect that - other than the upper seats close to the stage end - there is hardly a bad seat in the place. I was in the lower seats almost on center and had a great view and a good location for sound. All of the concession areas and restrooms were conveniently located relative to the audience area of the space.

The concert itself was great. Tim Montana was a little off, but not terrible. Skillet was amazing, as always! Seether was also really good, but I think Skillet was better. The crowd wasn’t as big as I was expecting, which in some ways was nice, but also had its downsides. Overall great concert and the arena was decent, good sound quality and lighting was high quality. Very disappointed Skillet didn’t have any fire in their show this time though??. That might be because of the venue.

Great sound. Stage was a little too dark. Other than that was awesome

Skillet was awesome! They engaged with the audience and were very energetic and entertaining. Seether, could not hear the lyrics, not engaging

I went to see seether, skillet, Tim Montana and royal lynn. All the bands did great performing, especially Skillet, but seether disappointed me. He stood in the corner of the stage, in the fog machine and in the shadows. Not once was the spot light on him, and so many flashing lights behind him, I was even unsure if it was even him. He sounded great, but lacks engaging with the audience and made me feel like he was hiding. I left after 4 songs in. If all he's going to do is stand there in the dark I'll just go back to listening to him on the radio for free.

I would have to give it five stars because it was a great environment. The music was good, but people was awesome.