Shinedown To Perform At Bryce Jordan Center April 8
Rock band Shinedown will perform at the Bryce Jordan Center on Saturday, April 8, as part of its “Revolutions Live” tour. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, January 27, and students will get $40 off on select tickets.
JUST ANNOUNCED: #ShinedownNation! @Shinedown is heading to the #JordanCenter on Saturday, April 8th with special guests, @ThreeDaysGrace and @FromAshestoNew
— Bryce Jordan Center (@JordanCenter) January 23, 2023
: Tickets on sale Friday, at 10 AM
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: Three Days Grace and From Ashes To New will join the multi-platinum rock band.
Shinedown is known for songs, “Second Chance,” “Simple Man,” and “45”.
The band has seven studio albums — “Leave a Whisper,” “Us and Them,” “The Sound of Madness,” “Amaryllis,” “Threat to Survival,” “Attention Attention,” and most recently in 2022, “Planet Zero.”
Selling more than 10 million records worldwide, Shinedown is no stranger to several Billboard rock charts. “Second Chance” was No. 7 on the Hot 100 list in 2009 for over 40 weeks.
The Bryce Jordan Center will be rockin’ this spring with appearances from Carrie Underwood on February 10, Journey on March 3, Bruce Springsteen on March 18, and Kenny Chesney on March 25. Casting Crowns will perform on April 7, and Walker Hayes on April 27.
Thomas Rhett is coming to Happy Valley on September 22, too.
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