Third Eye Blind
Five albums and 18 years down the road from "Semi-Charmed Life," Third Eye Blind frontman Stephan Jenkins still rocks the same springy sing-rap, and he's still got a knack for spinning sunshine out of moody tunes
Rolling Stone
Why see Third Eye Blind?
Third Eye Blind live
San Franciscan rockers Third Eye Blind burst out of the 1990s in a whirlwind of certified-platinum success and singles ranking in the Top 10 of the US Billboard Hot 100, in fact, the 1997 debut single Semi-Charmed Life was a veritable anthem of the era. Don't miss them as they embark on their newest tour!
Third Eye Blind have enjoyed the lasting success of a legacy band. With legions of fans that have stuck with them since the beginning, as well as their penchant for writing infectious hooks and rhythmic melodies, the quintet has certainly solidified their status as pop-rock royalty. Don't miss this high-energy celebration of a stellar career!
Reviews
Customer reviews
2 reviews, average rating: (5.0 Stars)
G. Knauff
Awesome!
Third Eye Blind at Red Rocks last night was a concert to be remembered! Such an amazing venue and the staff was extremely nice.
Third Eye Blind put on a strong show.
We have seen them perform before at other venues but they were especially outstanding last night. They were justvas excited to perform for us as we were to be there!! Covid definitely has taken a toll on everyone and we/they were back!!
They played a song list mixed with classic favorites and some new material.
Super energized and full of nostalgia...best concert ever!!
We ate at the restaurant downstairs at the venue..very nice. ... Read more
Andy Lasher
Awesome Show!
What an incredible show! I have been a fan
of Third Eye Blind for years and seen them
several times. To be able to see them at a
small venue that holds 850 people was very
cool. Steven is a great front man and the
guitar player is outstanding! He has such a
cool mix of effects to get his signiture sound.
I was very impressed with the entire band!
We arrived early hoping to get a bite to eat
locally, but the three local restaurants in
walking g distance were jammed. We were
pleased to find Johnny's Dog House serving
complimentary burgers and dogs in the
Queen waiting area. Nice touch. We did
stand waiting for the band to take the stage
for an hour with no place to sit, but once the
show started there would have been no
sitting down anyway. I won't worry next time
about getting there early to get a good spot
as people are mixing up constantly. Over all
a great evening! It's not often I get to see a
favorite band in an intimate setting like the
Queen. ... Read more
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