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Shinedown European Tour CANCELED: Reason for Postponement Revealed

Shinedown has been touring throughout 2022 and many fans didn't expect their recent announcement as they revealed that they won't be continuing their scheduled shows in Europe.

Sharing their official statement online, the band explained that they are not the type of people who would cancel shows, and throughout their 20-year career, they only postponed twice.

However, it's heartbreaking for them to announce that they will not push through with their shows in Europe. The main reason behind their decision is because of the "economic and logistical side of touring" which is heavy for them that's why it's not currently feasible.

The European leg of the #PlanetZeroWorldTour is officially canceled. UK shows will still take place. pic.twitter.com/6qvgKdc6uZ — Shinedown Charts & News (@ShinedownCharts) October 19, 2022

"With that being said, we've made this difficult yet necessary decision. We can't put into words how much it sucks to have to cancel shows," they shared. (via 103 GBF Rocks )

Shinedown is looking forward to performing in several cities across the continent soon as their goal has always been playing there because many fans have been anticipating their appearance.

The band was supposed to kick off their European leg in Brussels, Belgium, on November 7. Some of the canceled tours are in Paris, Berlin, Tilburg, Offenbach, Milan, Copenhagen, Oslo, Warsaw, Prague, Munich, Stockholm, and many more.

They were set to end their show in Helsinki, Finland, on December 9.

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Despite canceling all their European tour dates, their shows in the United Kingdom will push through. Their special guests would be Zero 9:36 and Asking Alexandria.

Check out the official UK dates below:

• 11/26 - Cardiff, U.K. @ Motorpoint Arena
• 11/27 - Manchester, U.K. @ O2 Apollo
• 11/29 - Nottingham, U.K. @ Motorpoint Arena
• 11/30 - Glasgow, U.K. @ O2 Academy
• 12/1 - London, U.K. @ Ovo Arena

Shinedown also has a treat for fans as they announced the official release date of their music video "Daylight."

Visuals for the song will premiere on Friday, October 21 at 12 p.m. ET / 9 a.m. PT on their official YouTube channel. They encourage fans to join early for the official countdown and a quick chat with other supporters.

The group isn't the only music act struggling from the effects of economic and logistical issues as Tobias Forge of Ghost announced the delay of their tour.

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Shinedown Share Statement Announcing European Tour Cancelation

Shinedown have maintained one of the heaviest touring schedules of 2022, but the band is about to scale back on part of their touring schedule, canceling their upcoming November and December shows in Europe, but still being able to fulfill their dates in the U.K.

The band initially delivered the news in a statement shared by a Shinedown Netherlands Twitter account that was later shared by Shinedown's official Twitter account along with a purple heart emoji. In the message, the band reveals that the "economic and logistical side of touring currently in Europe" led to the decision to bow out of the dates, but also stating that they had plans to eventually return.

Their statement on the matter can be read below.

To our friends in Europe -- we wanted to give you a message directly from the 4 of us in the band. As most of you know, we're not a band who cancels shows, we can think of maybe twice that we've done it in our 20 year career. That's what makes this decision very difficult. We were very much looking forward to touring Europe with our friends Asking Alexandria and Zero 9:36. Alas, the economic and logistical side of touring currently in Europe are growing too heavy for us to be able to make this feasible at this present time. With that being said, we've made this difficult yet necessary decision. We can't put into words how much it sucks to have to cancel shows. We're very much looking forward to coming back very soon and making this up to you. Our goal as a band has always been to come over to Europe and bring the show that you all see on videos and photos from what we've been able to build in other parts of the world. We will still strive to do just that. To our friends in the U.K., we will still be able to make these shows happen and are very much looking forward to them. These decisions are never made lightly especially with this band. We love you and we loe touring Europe, and we WILL be back! Respectfully and with love, Brent, Barry, Zach & Eric Shinedown

The band was set to start their tour Nov. 7 in Brussels, Belgium, with dates running through Dec. 9 in Helsinki, Finland. Other markets affected include Paris, France; Cologne, Germany; Berlin, Germany; Tilburg, Netherlands; Offenbach, Germany; Zurich, Switzerland; Milan, Italy; Munich, Germany; Prague, Czech Republic; Warsaw, Poland; Copenhagen, Denmark; Oslo, Norway and Stockholm, Sweden.

As stated, the band does still intend on honoring their U.K. shows. Those dates can be seen below and they will retain the lineup of Shinedown with Asking Alexandria and Zero 9:36 .

Nov. 26 - Cardiff, U.K. @ Motorpoint Arena Nov. 27 - Manchester, U.K. @ O2 Apollo Nov. 29 - Nottingham, U.K. @ Motorpoint Arena Nov. 30 - Glasgow, U.K. @ O2 Academy Dec. 1 - London, U.K. @ Ovo Arena

Shinedown are currently touring in support of their seventh studio album, Planet Zero .

The band's exit from their European tour over economic and logistical issues adds to growing concerns as live music returns after the pandemic lockdown. Recently, Ghost 's Tobias Forge spoke about delaying his band's touring while commenting on the flooded touring market and stating that "a lot of your favorite bands are really suffering."

Meanwhile, both Garbage 's Shirley Manson and alternative-indie artist Santigold have openly discussed the woes of the live music industry , calling out the current economic conditions that include inflated touring costs and corporations taking a bigger piece of the financial pie for creating an unsustainable touring environment.

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The mainland European leg of dates for hard rock outfit Shinedown ‘s fall 2022 tour has been cancelled. The UK leg of the trek however will proceed ahead as planned. A statement issued yesterday, October 19th, by the band reads as follows:

“To our friends in Europe — we wanted to give you a message directly from the 4 of us in the band. As most of you know, we’re not a band who cancels shows, we can think of maybe twice that we’ve done it in our 20 year career. That’s what makes this decision very difficult. We were very much looking forward to touring Europe with our friends Asking Alexandria and Zero 9:36 . Alas, the economic and logistical side of touring currently in Europe are growing too heavy for us to be able to make this feasible at this present time. With that being said, we’ve made this difficult yet necessary decision. We can’t put into words how much it sucks to have to cancel shows. We’re very much looking forward to coming back very soon and making this up to you. Our goal as a band has always been to come over to Europe and bring the show that you all see on videos and photos from what we’ve been able to build in other parts of the world. We will still strive to do just that. To our friends in the U.K., we will still be able to make these shows happen and are very much looking forward to them. These decisions are never made lightly especially with this band. We love you and we love touring Europe, and we WILL be back! Respectfully and with love, Brent , Barry , Zach & Eric Shinedown “

11/26 Cardiff, UK – Motorpoint Arena 11/27 Manchester, UK – O2 Apollo 11/29 Nottingham, UK – Motorpoint arena 11/30 Glasgow, UK – O2 Academy 12/01 London, UK – OVO Arena Wembley

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Shinedown Cancel Upcoming European Tour

The band sited the growing “economic and logistical” issues of touring abroad

Shinedown have cancelled their upcoming European tour. The fall trek was slated to start on November 7 at Ancient Belgique in Brussels, Belgium with special guests Asking Alexandria and ZERO 9:36. The band cited growing “economic and logistical” issues of touring in Europe as the reason for the cancellation. Read the band’s full statement below.

To our friends in Europe – we wanted to five you the message directly from the 4 of us in the band. As most of you know, we’re not a band who cancels shows, we can think of maybe twice that we’ve done it in our 20 year career. That’s what makes this decision very difficult. We were very much looking forward to touring Europe with our friends Asking Alexandria and ZERO 9:36. Alas, the economic and logistical side of touring currently in Europe are growing too heavy for us to be able to make this feasible at this present time. With that being said, we’ve made this difficult yet decision. We can’t put into words how much it sucks to have to cancel shows. We’re very much looking forward to coming back very soon and making this up to you. Our goal as a band has always been to come over to Europe and bring the show that you all see on videos and photos from what we’ve ben able to build in other parts of the world. We will still strive to do just that. To our friends in the UK, we will still be able to make these shows happen and are very much looking forward to them. These decisions are never made lightly especially with this band. We love you and we love touring Europe, and we WILL be back! Shinedown

Shinedown are touring in support of their acclaimed seventh album Planet Zero . The disc debuted at No. 4 on the UK Albums Chart and hit No. 1 on the UK Rock & Metal Albums Chart. Stateside, the album topped the Billboard Top Rock, Top Alternative, and Top Hard Rock Album charts.

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Shinedown cancels european tour dates due to “economic and logistical” issues.

Shinedown has canceled their upcoming European tour, citing “economic and logistical” issues.

“As most of you know, we’re not a band who cancels shows,” the “Planet Zero” rockers write in a since-deleted tweet. “We can think of maybe twice that we’ve done it in our 20 year career. That’s what makes this decision very difficult.”

“Alas, the economic and logistical side of touring currently in Europe are growing too heavy for us to be able to make this feasible at this present time,” the statement continues. “With that being said, we’ve made this difficult yet necessary decision. We can’t put into words how much it sucks to have to cancel shows. We’re very much looking forward to coming back very soon and making this up to you.”

The international tour, which also featured Asking Alexandria and Zero 9:36 on the bill, was set to kick off November 7 and stretch into December. All of the dates have been scrapped, except for five shows in the U.K.

“These decisions are never made lightly, especially with this band,” Shinedown concludes. “We love you and we love touring Europe, and we WILL be back.”

Shinedown has been touring throughout the year in support of their new album,  Planet Zero , which dropped in July.

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Shinedown cancel 2022 European tour except UK dates

They have blamed "economic and logistical" issues

Shinedown have cancelled their mainland European tour due to “economic and logistical” issues.

Brent Smith, Barry Kerch, Zach Myers and Eric Bass issued a statement apologising to their European fans but confirming that their November and December dates in the UK will still be going ahead.

Supported by Asking Alexandria and Zero 9:36, the UK leg of the Planet Zero World Tour opens at Cardiff Motorpoint Arena and calls in at Manchester O2 Apollo, Nottingham Motorpoint Arena, Glasgow O2 Academy and London OVO Arena Wembley.

The axed European trek was due to visit venues in France, Germany, The Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland.

Over the past year, Halestorm and Anthrax both cancelled their respective European tours but they went ahead with their UK shows.

Shinedown’s full statement reads: “To our friends in Europe – we wanted to five you the message directly from the 4 of us in the band.

“As most of you know, we’re not a band who cancels shows, we can think of maybe twice that we’ve done it in our 20 year career. That’s what makes this decision very difficult. We were very much looking forward to touring Europe with our friends Asking Alexandria and ZERO 9:36. Alas, the economic and logistical side of touring currently in Europe are growing too heavy for us to be able to make this feasible at this present time. With that being said, we’ve made this difficult yet decision. We can’t put into words how much it sucks to have to cancel shows. We’re very much looking forward to coming back very soon and making this up to you.

“Our goal as a band has always been to come over to Europe and bring the show that you all see on videos and photos from what we’ve ben able to build in other parts of the world. We will still strive to do just that.

“To our friends in the UK, we will still be able to make these shows happen and are very much looking forward to them.

“These decisions are never made lightly especially with this band. We love you and we love touring Europe, and we WILL be back!

“Respectfully and with love, Shinedown”

Shinedown's seventh studio album 'Planet Zero' charted at Number 4 in the UK when it was released in July.

Shinedown’s UK tour dates:

NOVEMBER 2022

Cardiff Motorpoint Arena – Sat 26th

Manchester O2 Apollo – Sun 27th

Nottingham Motorpoint Arena – Tue 29th

Glasgow O2 Academy – Wed 30th

DECEMBER 2022

London OVO Wembley Arena – Thu 1st

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Shinedown were scheduled to play 15 shows in Europe throughout November and December 2022. Unfortunately, those concerts have now been cancelled. The band's complete statement can be viewed below, an excerpt follows:

"The economic and logistical side of touring currently in Europe are growing too heavy for us to be able to make this feasiible at this present time. With that being said, we've made this difficult yet necessary decision. We can't put into words how much it sucks to have to cancel shows. We're very much looking forward to coming back very soon and making this up to you."

Shinedown will still bring their Planet Zero World Tour to The UK in November and December 2022. Confirmed dates can be found in the official poster below.

Shinedown’s new album, Planet Zero, was released July 1 via Atlantic Records. It's available to order here .

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Shinedown Cancel Summer Tour After Singer Previously Hoped to Stick With Timeline

The post Shinedown Cancel Summer Tour After Singer Previously Hoped to Stick With Timeline appeared first on Consequence of Sound .

Shinedown singer Brent Smith recently made headlines when he said that the band was “not afraid” to play for fans amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. At the time, he insisted that Shinedown were “not backing off” their summer “Deep Dive Tour”, but now the band has officially canceled the outing.

In an interview with Jose Mangin for Zippo Live earlier this month, Smith said, “You can’t stay inside forever … if you shelter at home for too long, it’s going to deplete your immune system.” He continued, “Don’t be paralyzed by fear. You can’t allow that to happen, because then this invisible virus, however you wanna put it, then it begins to win.”

Regarding the U.S. summer tour, Smith added, “As of right now, that’s all a go. So we’re not backing off of that rescheduled timeline.”

While the singer did say in his original comments that “our number one priority is the safety of the public,” he later issued a statement to clarify his position: “We’d like you all to know that while we can’t wait to play for you and see all of you on the road again, we will only do so when it’s safe.”

Today (May 26th), Shinedown officially canceled their “Deep Dive Tour”, stating the following:

“We’ve always been a ‘fans first’ band, but leaving you all in the dark is something we refuse to do. The ‘Deep Dive Tour’ was an idea the four of us collectively came up with to do something special for you in a way we don’t often get to do. But with the weight of everything happening in the world today, it has come to light that it’s impossible at this point to continue to move the tour forward this year. Trust us, we’ve tried anything and everything to make these shows happen while always keeping the health and safety of our fans, crew, and local venue staff as our #1 priority. Instead of stringing everyone along who pays their hard-earned money through endlessly postponing and rescheduling, we’ve had to make the difficult decision to cancel the shows. The ‘Deep Dive Tour’ will have to come alive at a different time when it’s safe for all. Refunds for all tickets and VIP will be available at point of purchase.

As much as this crushes us to not play the ‘Deep Dive Tour’, the health and safety of our fans, crew, and venue staff around the world are of the utmost importance to us. We love you, we miss you, and we have so much more coming for you this year while we sort out the ‘Concert World.’ For information on postponements / cancellations for non-‘Deep Dive’ summer dates, please check at point a purchase.”

The “Deep Dive Tour” would have kicked off on July 31st and run through a September 12th show. The outing had already been rescheduled from the spring, when it would have launched on April 15th.

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Shinedown cancels European tour dates due to "economic and logistical" issues

Shinedown has canceled their upcoming European tour, citing "economic and logistical" issues.

"As most of you know, we're not a band who cancels shows," the "Planet Zero" rockers write in a since-deleted tweet. "We can think of maybe twice that we've done it in our 20 year career. That's what makes this decision very difficult."

"Alas, the economic and logistical side of touring currently in Europe are growing too heavy for us to be able to make this feasible at this present time," the statement continues. "With that being said, we've made this difficult yet necessary decision. We can't put into words how much it sucks to have to cancel shows. We're very much looking forward to coming back very soon and making this up to you."

The international tour, which also featured Asking Alexandria and Zero 9:36 on the bill, was set to kick off November 7 and stretch into December. All of the dates have been scrapped, except for five shows in the U.K.

"These decisions are never made lightly, especially with this band," Shinedown concludes. "We love you and we love touring Europe, and we WILL be back."

Shinedown has been touring throughout the year in support of their new album,  Planet Zero , which dropped in July.

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In the wake of bands such as Creed and Nickelback, rock witnessed a resurgence in the 2000s, aided later by Shinedown. Originally comprised of vocalist Brent Smith, guitarist Jasin Todd, bassist Brad Stewart, and drummer Barry Kersh, the band inked a recording deal with Atlantic Records soon after forming.

Shinedown’s debut album Leave a Whisper was released in July 2003, immediately introducing the band’s melodic rock sensibilities to a large audience. Featuring the singles “Fly from the Inside,” “Burning Bright,” and “45,” the album charted at No. 53 on the Billboard 200 and has since been certified platinum. Following the release, the band embarked on an extensive touring schedule, which lasted until the end of 2004.

Shinedown’s sophomore album Us and Them arrived in October 2005, led by the No. 1 Active Rock Chart single “Save Me.” Subsequent singles included “Heroes” and “I Dare You,” the latter of which was used by the WWE in promotion of “WrestleMania 22.” In support of the record, the band toured on the 2006 SnoCore Tour alongside Seether and Flyleaf, as well as with Trapt on the Equinox tour.

Following Us and Them, Shinedown underwent considerable membership changes. The 2008 lineup consisted of Brent Smith, Barry Kersh, guitarists Nick Perri and Zach Meyers, and bassist Eric Bass.

The group’s third full-length release Sound of Madness appeared in July 2008, after which guitarist Nick Perri left the band. The album was produced by Rob Cavallo, known for his work with the Goo Goo Dolls and Green Day, and peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard 200. While it was led by the single “Devour,” the subsequent Billboard Top 10 single “Second Chance” proved a real breakthrough for the band, earning triple platinum certification.

The full-length Amaryllis followed in March 2012, charting at No. 4 on the Billboard 200. Marking Shinedown’s most successful release to date, the album earned strong reviews from critics and spawned the singles “Bully,” “Unity,” and “Enemies.”

In addition to playing incredible shows and releasing a steady supply of innovative music, Shinedown also continues to use their voice for good. Viewing fans as family, Shinedown’s artists leverage their fame to help support notable charities, give-back programs, and organizations dedicated to bringing awareness to inequalities. Organizations that Shinedown helps support through proceeds include Ecologi, the American Red Cross, ASPCA Animal Rescue, DC Strong, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Direct Relief, Backline, National Alliance on Mental Illness, and Heal Autism Now.

The vast number of programs that Shinedown partners with showcases the band’s dedication to making the world a better place. From fighting climate change to improving access to healthcare for musicians, Shinedown is far more than just a group of performers. This is just one of the many reasons for the strong bond between Shinedown and their dedicated fan base.

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I really had a great evening, this was my first time seeing them live and they were a lot better than I expected. Brent did talk a lot during songs, sometimes telling us things about the band that were sort of necessary but other times it almost seemed like he kept talking just so he wouldn’t have to play. I was also shocked to realise only 3 songs of their new album were performed; Attention Attention (the album title as well as a song) wasn’t even played, and instead they relied on material from the early 2000’s which I was unfamiliar with (I only know their last two albums in depth). The crowd loved it and could all sing along (so maybe it was my fault for not recognising as much) but I am still confused why the band came on stage with the start of Attention Attention playing and to not even perform that song on stage. Brent wore a jacket with the ‘!’ of the album cover which was also featured on the drums so it all seemed that the evening would be full of new material and still they didn’t go into their new album as much as I’d hoped, they did about 3 songs each from each record. This doesn’t mean I didn’t have a great time, on the contrary, but it didn’t make sense to me that the new album had come out months ago and 75% of what they played was old material.

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Let me begin this review with a disclaimer... I LIKE SHINEDOWN. I always have. I've been to many good shows of theirs. This, however, was not one. At first I thought that Brents vocals were too quiet because of sound issues. I soon realised that the issue was more complicated than that. All new tracks where heavy synth is used was louder for vocals than the older tracks (which I'll admit I vastly prefer) where vocals were lost. Now, if I were being a bit cynical I might put this down to him not being up to the task of performing these anymore. Being generous I'll assume maybe the difference in mic or setup caused the discrepancy. For me though, this was the final problem in an already flawed show. The other, more minor complaints were the setlist - which was heavy with new material and ignored a fair few of my older favourites and, even more minor and probably more my issue than anything else, was stage presence - Anyone remember the days when you didn't get a pious lecture about music and music fans?

Long and short of this, I'd give Shinedown another shot hoping they returned to performance style of yesteryear because I really do like their music. If they didn't improve though, I'd be spending my money elsewhere.

I have seen Shinedown in 7 different cities for 16 different shows since 2003. The shows have been at small bars and all the way up to large venues and stadiums.

The reason I have seen them this many times is because of the live show they give you, makes you want to come back for more. Every show is very energetic and very engaging. Their shows are great if you are on the front row or all the way at the back of the venue.

They will play any number of their hits, with the occasional cover or fan favorite that is not a single. Every song has its own build up and intro that keeps you wanting more.

Lead singer Brent Smith has an unbeatable stage presence and the voice to back it up.

In recent years, as their popularity has grown, their stages feature pyro and flames that you will only see with the biggest of acts. With all the distractions, don’t expect them to just stand there and play thinking that is enough. All of the band members will be moving all over the stage constantly engaging the crowd.

If you are going to be front at a show, Shinedown is definitely one of the best to be front at.

I love listening to Shinedown's music and I bought Attention Attention. Wednesday, May 16, 2018 was my first time to see Shinedown live in concert. They did not disappoint me. All four band members were full of energy on stage and very engaged with the entire audience (or so it seemed - that's how good they are.) They also sound as good live as they do on their albums which is often not the case with many bands. And the bass player and lead guitar player sang backup and their harmony was spot on. The lead singer briefly explained the meaning behind some of their songs. He also walked onto the floor several times and interacted with the audience on the upper decks and the crowd was very polite and gave him room to perform. Their light show is also very good. Lots of laser lights and designs. The only complaint I might have is there was too much smoke used and at this particular venue it became overwhelming to some. I liked Shinedown live in concert so much, I am purchasing tickets to see them again in a August with Godsmack. Shinedown is phenomenal live!!

Epic concert, awesome performance at a great theater. it was insanely hot but by the water Jones Beach kept cool. Brent sand awesomely but I was a bit disappointed by the lack of songs from the new album. They sang Get Up but that was it. They also only sang their most popular songs but almost none from their first few albums and none at all that weren’t their most famous. I would’ve liked to hear some more somgs that weren’t as popular as I’ve heard them many times. It was great that they coheadlined with godsmack as they put on a kickass performance also. They really create the classic rock atmosphere with their fans. The crowd was on fire from shinedown and godsmack kept it alive. It also seemed to me that Brent’s voice sounded slightly different, maybe it was mechanized or something because it sounded higher pitched. I’m gusssing he lost his voice over the tour and had to compensate, better that than cancel the show, this was also the last show of the first leg so they’re taking a break. Altogether best concert I’ve ever been.

Since hard rock band Shinedown in 2001 they have enjoyed huge global support from a large, loyal fanbase. The group has built a large reputation on this support and they are always held in large acclaim when they visit the UK due to their anthemic and passionate mannerisms when conducting themselves live.

They command arenas with their presence and their music, lead singer Barry Kerch has an ability when addressing the crowd to make it feel like he is talking directly to you as opposed to baiting a crowd of a thousand strong. The instrumentals are also designed to fill arenas, Shinedown are known for having a large sound but this is amplified in a live setting as they tear apart the sound barriers and really rock out. The crowd joins them in this atmosphere of carnage, as they throw themselves around and mosh along, lift each other onto shoulders and crowd surfing towards the front. Shinedown appreciates this and asks for more mayhem during finale 'Bully' which of course the audience happily oblige to.

I have never seen Shinedown before last night. I knew they were going to be good, but I didn't know HOW good. This was literally one of the best concerts I have ever attended. Shinedown as a band, but especially the lead singer, are true performers. The lead singer doesn't just stand up there and sing and do a few cool little things he OWNS THAT STAGE! He has a perfectly executed act that draws in the crowd, and leaves you wanting more. Also, I give these guys mad credit for performing the entire show in suits. The Lead singer was pouring sweat but he remained Unphased and you would never know it was happening unless you were close enough to see the poor man was like a leaky faucet (we were right next to the stage). He never once stopped to wipe the sweat off of himself, but did in fact help his band members and wipe their sweat during an instrumental section. This band does not disappoint! 10/10. It's an amazing thing to experience a true performance. Will definitely be seeing them again.

Shinedown have risen in the ranks of hard rock stardom since their formation in 2001. Although a slow process, the band is far from reaching international mainstream success, the band has nonetheless made quite a name for itself in the hard rock genre and has mustered a whole legion of dedicated fans since their formation. The band is popular with rock fans in the UK and it was only too clear how dedicated and devoted their fans were at their concert. People were singing along to every word, the lyrics so well known by them that they could recite whole songs by memory. Lead singer Brent Smith was the man of the show and led the band with his incredible vocals. The band were all brilliantly talented musicians and the energy and excitement levels of the crowd did not waver all night, kept alive by the energy and enthusiasm of the band members themselves, on stage. The entire night was electric, with a mix of fan favourite classics and less well known singles being played.

As always the band was great! This was my 8th time seeing them. They sang about 19 songs some old some new. They were dynamic and interacted with the crowd. We were there at 4:00pm and were one of the first in line, but we were not able to enter this venue due to people walking up to the front, pushing, or just disrespectfully shoving their way to the front having just gotten there. This was completely unfair to those who were early as well as were waiting standing for hours to see one of the greatest bands up close. We ended up towards the back!!!!! The venue NEEDS to do a better job keeping the crowd organized/fair (adding ropes) to those who actually took the time to go early. As much as I love Shinedown and have gone to other states (HOURS AWAY) just to go see them, I would NOT go see them again if they visit this venue again.

Last night I saw Shinedown for the first time. They were co-headlining a tour with FFDP and had Sixx Am and As Lions as "opening" acts. I've never heard of As Lions but I was very impressed and will hear more of them. Sixx Am took the stage next and killed it. It was my first time seeing Sixx Am live as well. The sound was amazing. Next up was Shinedown...I've never seen them live but I love this band as well. The performance was amazing and the interaction with the crowd was great. My only "complaint" would be the sound man had them entirely too loud. I love my music loud but when you couldn't understand what Brent was saying...but the performance was amazing. FFDP ended the show and like the first two performances were nice and loud but not deafening. I will definitely see Shinedown (and the other bands) again. Rock on!!

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Shinedown cancels European tour dates due to “economic and logistical” issues

Shinedown has canceled their upcoming European tour, citing “economic and logistical” issues.

“As most of you know, we’re not a band who cancels shows,” the “Planet Zero” rockers write in a since-deleted tweet. “We can think of maybe twice that we’ve done it in our 20 year career. That’s what makes this decision very difficult.”

“Alas, the economic and logistical side of touring currently in Europe are growing too heavy for us to be able to make this feasible at this present time,” the statement continues. “With that being said, we’ve made this difficult yet necessary decision. We can’t put into words how much it sucks to have to cancel shows. We’re very much looking forward to coming back very soon and making this up to you.”

The international tour, which also featured Asking Alexandria and Zero 9:36 on the bill, was set to kick off November 7 and stretch into December. All of the dates have been scrapped, except for five shows in the U.K.

“These decisions are never made lightly, especially with this band,” Shinedown concludes. “We love you and we love touring Europe, and we WILL be back.”

Shinedown has been touring throughout the year in support of their new album,  Planet Zero , which dropped in July.

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Fan-filmed video footage of SHINEDOWN 's entire December 4 concert at Adrenaline Stadium in Moscow, Russia can be seen below.

As previously reported, SHINEDOWN has announced "An Evening With Shinedown" live dates — an intimate, limited run of shows kicking off May 6 in New Orleans. These nine special shows will offer fans an exclusive, up-close-and-personal live experience amidst the 2019 "Attention Attention" world tour, which will see SHINEDOWN pack arenas backed by its biggest, most eye-popping production yet. Following the high demand for tickets to SHINEDOWN 's three intimate, year-end shows at the House of Blues in Orlando on December 27-29, the band is thrilled to be bringing "An Evening With Shinedown" to select cities around the country.

"Attention Attention" , SHINEDOWN 's sixth studio album, debuted at No. 1 on the Top Rock Albums chart back in May. The follow-up to 2015's "Threat To Survival" marked SHINEDOWN 's first full-length effort to be produced entirely by bassist Eric Bass . The 14-song release that tells the story of a character who starts out defeated and slowly overcomes pain and personal struggles and becomes confident at the end. The album also lyrically touches upon singer Brent Smith 's former drug addiction and Bass 's depression.

" Eric probably got 100 or so gray hairs from producing the album," SHINEDOWN drummer Barry Kerch told the Lexington Herald-Leader . "He put a lot of pressure on himself and we put a lot on pressure on him. A lot of people say it’s the death knell when you self-produce. But he knew how to do the job. He's produced bands before, many different styles of bands — rock 'n' roll bands, metal bands. So we had full faith and trust in him. But we also had full faith and trust in each other because we still get along. We still like each other. We still have fun together. We're friends, and we love each other like brothers. That made it a lot easier. For me, it was fun just to watch him work with the talent that he had."

SHINEDOWN will embark on a U.S. headlining tour in February. Support on the trek will come from PAPA ROACH and ASKING ALEXANDRIA .

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Music artists are protesting violence launched by Russian President Vladimir Putin by canceling their upcoming concerts in the country.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine in the early morning hours of Feb. 24 that has left hundreds dead and many injured, and in response, music artists are protesting the violence by canceling their upcoming concerts in the country.

After months of military buildup along the Ukrainian border, Putin announced that he was deploying a “special military operation” into Ukraine that has since turned into an unprovoked attack on the country. Putin is demanding that Ukraine demilitarizes, and is aiming to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO, a defensive alliance of 30 countries including the United States.

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See below for our ongoing list of artists who have canceled scheduled concerts in Russia.

“Due to the ongoing circumstances in Ukraine, we’ve come to the only available option, which is to cancel our shows there & in Russia. We were looking forward to reconnecting with our fans in these countries, but we’re taking this step to stand in solidarity with Ukraine,” the band tweeted on Thursday (March 17). “ We acknowledge our fans in Russia who stand united with Ukraine in their fight for peace. We’re very sorry to our fans in both countries & our prayers go out to all involved. Please contact point of purchase for refunds. We’ll be headlining #TonsOfRock Fest in Norway in its place.” The group were slated to play the embattle Ukrainian capital of Kyiv on June 24 as well as Moscow on June 26 and St. Petersburg on June 28.

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“ With deep regret, My Chemical Romance is cancelling our Ukraine and Russia shows in June, 2022.  We hope to be able to play for the fans there soon,” the group wrote via Instagram on Monday (Mar. 7).

Iron Maiden

Metal legends Iron Maiden canceled their June 1 show in Moscow, as well as their May 29 concert in Kyiv, citing the “ongoing situation.” Both dates were part of their Legend of the Beast Tour. “Our priority is, and will always be, the safety of our fans,” the band tweeted .

Green Day had been scheduled to perform on May 29 at Moscow’s Spartak Stadium, which has a capacity of more than 45,000.

“With heavy hearts, in light of current events we feel it is necessary to cancel our upcoming show in Moscow at Spartak Stadium,” the band explained via an Instagram Story. “We are aware that this moment is not about stadium  rock  shows, it’s much bigger than that. But we also know that rock and roll is forever and we feel confident there will be a time and a place for us to return in the future. Refunds available at the point of purchase. Stay safe.”

Louis Tomlinson

Tomlinson was scheduled to perform in Kyiv’s Stereo Plaza in Ukraine on July 4 before traveling to Moscow to perform at Circus City Hall on July 6 as part of his 2022 World Tour, in support of his 2020 debut album Walls. 

“Due to the recent events in Ukraine, I have to sadly announce that my tour shows in Moscow and Kyiv are cancelled until further notice,” he wrote in a short note to his fans on Twitter. “The safety of my fans is my priority and my thoughts go out to the people of Ukraine and all those suffering from this needless war.”

pic.twitter.com/CoQVfReivQ — Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) February 28, 2022

“I’m heartbroken to announce I will be cancelling my Russian shows scheduled for this summer,” the “Strawberry Lipstick” rocker shared via Twitter on Monday (Feb. 28). “Heartbroken because I know the vicious and brutal acts of the Russian regime in Ukraine over the past week do not reflect the attitudes and ideals of the beautiful people who I have met in Russia in the past!”

Yungblud then added a message to the Ukrainian people, writing, “My heart is with you – you’ve already shown such strength and determination, resisting this needless invasion. Everyone deserves to be the creator of their own destiny, rather than having it forced upon them by acts of war and aggression. Ukraine, I promise I’ll come back as soon as I can!”

pic.twitter.com/ADdUAck13C — YUNGBLUD is a lowlife (@yungblud) February 28, 2022

“We are sad to announce that we will be cancelling our upcoming show in Russia,” the group tweeted on Friday (Feb. 25) about their concert in Moscow, originally scheduled for Oct. 22. “Thank you to our Russian fans who oppose their country’s unprovoked and criminal behavior. Our hearts are with the people of Ukraine. At this point, the best thing you can do is share ACCURATE info.”

We are sad to announce that we will be cancelling our upcoming show in Russia. Thank you to our Russian fans who oppose their country’s unprovoked and criminal behavior. Our hearts are with the people of Ukraine. At this point, the best thing you can do is share ACCURATE info. — AJR (@AJRBrothers) February 25, 2022

“Though we do not wish to penalize our fans for governmental decisions that are beyond their control, given the current state of affairs we will no longer be performing our previously scheduled shows in St. Petersburg and Moscow,” the rock band wrote in a statement shared to Instagram . “Our thoughts go our to the people of Ukraine.”

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The Killers

A spokesperson for the Las Vegas-bred band confirmed to Billboard that they will no longer be playing a July 17 date as part of the Moscow-based Park Live Festival as a reaction to Russia’s actions.

The punk godfather also dropped off the roster for Park Live and bailing on his July 10 date, explaining in a tweet that “ In light of current events, this is necessary. Our thoughts are with the Ukrainians and all the brave people who oppose this violence and seek peace.  #StandingWithUkraine .”

The festival appearance of Iggy Pop in Moscow on the 10th of July 2022 is canceled. In light of current events, this is necessary. Our thoughts are with the Ukrainians and all the brave people who oppose this violence and seek peace. #StandingWithUkraine — Iggy Pop (@IggyPop) March 1, 2022

Franz Ferdinand

The Scottish rockers canceled planned shows in St. Petersburg (June 29) and Moscow (July 1) following Russia’s aggressive action in Ukraine. In a statement, they explained, “We love Russia. This great country has inspired our band through its art and literature and since we first played there seventeen years ago, we have built a rich and deep relationship with our Russian fans. Since Thursday morning, we have spoken to many of our friends in Russia via social media and have encountered unanimous opposition to this violence and solidarity with our Ukrainian friends. We know you see the madness of your country’s leadership. We know you do not want war.”

The statement ended with a hopeful message: “Despite the tragedy of this situation, we still burn a flame of optimism in our hearts and look forward to the day when we can return in a time of peace to share the joy of music together again.”

We are cancelling our Russian shows that are scheduled for this summer. The only reason for this is the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian state. 1/4 — Franz Ferdinand (@Franz_Ferdinand) March 1, 2022

Bring Me the Horizon

The rockers announced on March 1 that the band was canceling its scheduled shows in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus due to the Russian invasion. “In solidarity with Ukraine and to stand against the atrocities being committed by Russian leadership, we must cancel our forthcoming dates in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine,” their statement read. “We are in awe of the bravery demonstrated right now by the Ukrainian people, & we pray for a return to peace as soon as possible.”

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds

Cave announced on March 1 that he and his band were pulling out of summer shows in Russia and Ukraine. “Ukraine, we stand with you, and with all those in Russia who oppose this brutal act, and we pray that this madness is brought to a close soon,” the statement read in part.

pic.twitter.com/e4cRYjAWQW — Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds (@nickcave) March 1, 2022

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