Bozeman Magazine

Chart-topping rock band Shinedown will play at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on May 3 as part of a newly announced 2023 tour.   

Montana State University is one of 21 stops on Shinedown’s The Revolutions Live Tour, which kicks off April 3 in Michigan and finishes May 9 in Portland, Oregon. The band will be joined by opening acts Three Days Grace and From Ashes to New. The Bozeman concert will begin at 7 p.m. 

Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 27, and will be available at ticketswest.com. Prices range from $49.95 to $89.95, plus fees. 

The group, known for their energetic live shows and lyricism, has sold out arena tours and headlined at festivals with Brent Smith on vocals, Zach Myers on guitar, Barry Kerch on drums and Eric Bass on bass and production. 

Since Shinedown’s debut album “Leave a Whisper” in 2003, the group has released six studio albums, 19 No. 1 rock hits and 15 platinum and gold singles. All the band’s albums have reached platinum or gold certification with 10 million albums sold worldwide, and the group’s songs total over 6.5 billion global streams.  

The band is No. 1 on Billboard’s “Greatest of All Time Mainstream Rock Artists” list. Each of their 29 singles has been in the Top 10 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Chart, tied with Foo Fighters for most of any artist in history. 

Alongside Shinedown will be Three Days Grace and From Ashes to New. Three Days Grace, a Canadian group, released its debut single "I Hate Everything About You" in 2003 and has since released 17 No. 1 songs on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart. The band is ranked third on Billboard’s "Greatest of All Time Mainstream Rock Artists" list. The band’s hit songs include “Chalk Outline,” “The High Road,” “Misery Loves My Company,” “World So Cold,” “Good Life,” “Break,” “Never Too Late,” “Animal I Have Become,” “Pain,” “Just Like You” and “Home.” 

From Ashes to New, hailing from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, has released three studio albums since its debut in 2016. Their hits include "Through It All," "Crazy" and "Panic."