He then mumbled something along the lines of “please cover those beautiful, beautiful small children’s ears, we’re gonna play one more new song and it’s called “Fuck Forever!” This is the very last show for The Summer Festival Tour so this is kind of the last night playing tours for a while so we’re about to have a good fucking time!” “ I can’t believe that any of you stayed through that rain at all. When Jenkins finally did speak, he made the wait worthwhile exclaiming, This segment included one of their major hits, “Never Let You Go.” It was a nice change - just listening to the music without any interruption. The lead singer of the alternative group, Stephan Jenkins, didn’t speak to the crowd for three or four songs. “Wounded,” from their second studio album, Blue, was the perfect song to introduce the full band. The rain had fully stopped by the time Third Eye Blind came out, providing a beautiful opening with blue lights and fog paired with fresh air.
But the pouring rain didn’t stop the fans or even the parents with little ones from staying to see Third Eye Blind - the rain did, after all, add to the awesome and raw experience when going to a live show.Īfter what seemed like hours - nearing the end of the storm - the venue staff was using large squeegees to sweep the water off-stage. As those who were prepared took shelter with their umbrellas or ponchos the remaining crowd ran for cover wherever possible. The once serene, jovial and warm atmosphere faded quickly when the heavy downpour began. However, with the flowing winds, they also brought an abrupt torrent of rain. Watching this innocent trio sing their Gaelic-like, pop and folk-influenced music matched their moniker well. Their natural connection and comical sibling banter on stage, made performing seem effortless. In Hebrew, the band’s name means to flow and move with the wind and the space between Heaven and Earth. The sunshine matched the stage presence of The Rua, a trio band of siblings from the UK. By the time the opening act, The Rua, came out the entire venue was packed in almost symmetrical lines of lawn chairs propped from front to back, filling nearly the entire lawn. That didn’t last long when a sudden flood of rain came, drenching everyone and everything in the area.įamilies of all kinds, some even toting small babies, were camping out before the doors opened at 5:30 p.m. The venue provided the perfect outdoor setting with a light and sunny day to accompany it. Third Eye Blind ended their Summer Festival 2018 tour at The Hudson Gardens & Event Center in Littleton on June 22.
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