We don’t know about you, but when someone mentions Third Eye Blind, we start humming the “Doot Doot Doot” part of “Semi-Charmed Life,” and before we know it, we’re instantly transported back to the late ’90s.
Now, more than 25 years after that single got stuck in everyone’s head, you can hear all your favorites and more when the group heads out on their “An Evening With Third Eye Blind” spring tour from March 10 through April 15.
On the 25-concert jaunt, they’ll stop into Montclair, NJ’s Wellmont Theatre on March 24, Albany’s Palace Theatre on March 28 and Buffalo’s UB Center For The Arts on March 29.
The band can’t wait to reconnect with fans on the road, either.
“Deeper, harder, faster… that’s right, kids, we’re back at it this March for the second half of a tour,” Third Eye Blind shared on Instagram. “All fresh for Spring and blooming with treats to gratify your souls.”
So, if you need a treat to gratify your soul, or just want to sing “How’s It Gonna Be” at the top of your lungs with the band, here’s everything you need to know about the tour.
Third Eye Blind 2023 tour schedule
“An Evening with Third Eye Blind” begins on March 10 at The Fillmore in New Orleans, LA.
Notable stops on the run include Jacksonville (March 16), Hershey (March 23), Chicago (April 1), Omaha (April 6) and Tucson (April 12).
The sprawling tour wraps up at the Events Center at Pala Casino in Pala, CA, on April 15.
A complete calendar of all upcoming Third Eye Blind tour dates, venues, shows start times and links to buy tickets can be found here.
Third Eye Blind new music
Stephan Jenkins and co. are still releasing new records at a semi-regular pace.
In 2021, Third Eye Blind dropped the nine-track album “Our Bande Apart,” composed of original songs. This year, they went acoustic and unleashed stripped-down interpretations reimagining their ’90s hits as cozy, folksy jams on “Unplugged.”
Both are excellent additions that simultaneously harken back to and add to the group’s already impressive back catalog.
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