Planet Zero World Tour
This past Tuesday, the Planet Zero World Tour came in hot to Manfield’s XFINITY CENTER! The almost 20K capacity venue filled up quick as guests arrived for a night of singing, head banging, and good ole rock n’ roll!
PLANET ZERO
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Tennessee boy, John Harvie, and his backing band kicked off the night with A Little Bit Longer from his latest album told ya, released on August 22, 2022. This up and coming rockstar already has it. He knows how to work the crowd and keep them engaged with the eight song set full of pure electric energy!
Nashville Superstar Jelly Roll hit the stage next and immediately had the crowd ready to rock! Using his own personal experiences to fuel his lyrics and emotions, he and the band played a flawless fifteen song set. This man has to be one of the most humble, genuine people I’ve had the pleasure of working with. His gratitude for the fans was made clear through his words and interactions. Jelly Roll makes the fans a part of his show and it is a truly cool thing to see someone interact the way he does and not just perform.
Hailing from Jacksonville, rock icons Shinedown came out to tear up the Massachusetts venue! As always, they put on a fire show, literally. With pyro and sparks going off at all the right moments! The boys in Shinedown are perfect examples of a class act. Much like Jelly Roll, they incorporate the crowd in their shows. The meaning of life is often overlooked as something far deeper than it actually is. Brent Smith takes a moment to talk to the crowd about life and how grateful they are to be able to be with us. How it’s important to live life to the fullest, every day, no matter what. That is something truly incredible, To see a band as big as Shinedown using their platform in such a positive light. Shortly after that heartwarming moment, the band welcomed Jelly Roll on stage to perform Simple Man. The venue lit up with phone lights and lighters as everyone sang along with their whole heart and soul. Seeing a Shinedown concert is more than music, it’s a truly euphoric experience where everyone is made to feel included and reminded that they matter.
