Rolling Stone called them The Last Southern Rock Band, citing their “slick, heroic neo-grunge for the Clear Channel era.” Now, nearly 15 years after their debut album went multi-platinum, iconic grunge band 3 Doors Down is connecting with fans on a whole new level on their 2014 Acoustic Songs from the Cellar Tour.
Playing smaller theaters and music halls, Songs from the Cellar is a departure from the standard rock concert fare. Instead of a concert stage, the band appears on a set designed to look like your parents’ basement, complete with love seats and overstuffed chairs scattered around the stage. A limited number of tickets are available to fill those seats on stage with fans willing to pony up and buy VIP concert tickets for the show. Those who buy stage seating for the show are rewarded with an up close and personal concert that rivals anything you’ve seen – or expected – from the Mississippi rock band – an acoustic set list that mixes their all-time greatest hits with a healthy helping of brand new music from their upcoming 2015 release and deep cuts that never received the airplay that vaulted “Kryptonite” to international acclaim.
After years of being damned with faint praise by the critics, the 2014 acoustic tour has been drawing rave reviews since its January debut. Critics and fans alike are drawn in by the relaxed, comfortable vibe and the wide-ranging musical mix heard in a whole new way. Rather than strutting on stage with a mike, band front man Brad Arnold charms audiences with reminisces and the stories behind the songs. It’s a departure from the party-hearty-rock-all-night atmosphere of your typical grunge concert – sort of a cross between basement band practice and a Blue Collar Tour set to music.
Looking for tickets to the 3 Doors Down Songs from the Cellar tour? At Concert Bank, we’ve got 3 Doors Down concert tickets for all their upcoming shows, including hard-to-find VIP reserved stage seating. If you’re a true-blue 3 Doors Down fan, it’s where you want to be – up on stage enjoying a beer with the band while they tell stories and play all your favorite songs. You don’t have to score a reserved seat to feel the special vibe, though. If you’re at the show, you’re part of the show, and it’s one rock concert you’ll remember for the rest of your life.
