Thrice

Thrice took the stage at the House of Blues in Orlando, Florida, and delivered an electrifying performance that left the audience in awe. The band, known for their dynamic sound and thought-provoking lyrics, did not disappoint as they played a set that spanned their extensive discography of more than 25 years.

The first two songs featured the first two songs from their recently released Horizons/West album, “Blackout” and “Gnash.” After pitching the new album, Thrice’s frontman, Dustin Kensrue, told the crowd “now we’re going to play some old stuff” before breaking out their hit song “The Artist in the Ambulance.”

Kensrue commanded the stage with his powerful vocals and charismatic presence, while the rest of the band – Teppei Teranishi, Eddie Breckenridge, and Riley Breckenridge – showcased their exceptional musicianship. The high energy on stage and constant crowd interaction had the fans on frenzy for the entire set.

The highlight of the night was undoubtedly the performance of “Black Honey,” which had the entire venue singing along in unison. The band’s ability to connect with their audience was palpable, and the energy in the room was electric.

Thrice’s setlist interwove a mix of new and old works, each one met with thunderous applause and cheers from the crowd. The band’s seamless transitions between heavy, melodic, and introspective moments kept the audience engaged and captivated throughout the entire performance.

The show was a true celebration of the band’s artistry and a testament to their status an influential band in the modern rock scene.

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