After postponing their tour last year due to COVID, Blue October is back in town tomorrow night at The Pageant for their “This Is What I Live For 2021 Tour”. You can grab resale tickets at Ticketmaster.com and worry not, resale prices aren’t that bad.
It’s been almost two years since the band has been to St. Louis, but aside from tomorrow night’s show, they’ll be back next summer (July 29, 2022) with Goo Goo Dolls at St. Louis Music Park.
If tomorrow night is your first time seeing Blue October, prepare to walk out of there feeling super pumped on a spiritual level. The energy and raw emotion exuded by lead singer, Justin Furstenfeld, is soul-filling and inspirational, as the vast majority of his writing is based on his own life experiences including drug addiction, awakening, and recovery. Regardless if you’re a recovering addict, everyone relates to the music on some level due to hardship or trauma they’ve navigated or are currently navigating in their own lives. As a music writer for all things music industry, I’m not at all a fan of comparing bands based on similar sounds and whatnot, but I will honestly say that there is no other band out there with the same purpose, drive, vision, and mission. Buy the ticket.
With regard to the venue’s stringent efforts to keep everyone safe, here are a few things to expect at tomorrow night’s show:
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Danya is a music junkie and an accomplished producer and writer. With over 20 years in the music and media industry, she worked in St. Louis radio as an on-air talent for 16 years, in television as a writer/producer/assignment editor at KMOV-TV, and started her own podcast at Radiodanya.com showcasing St. Louis’ local music scene, is currently the host of
Arch City Live and is an on-air talent on 105.7 The Point. She received her Bachelor Degree from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville and her Masters Degree from Saint Louis University. In addition to contributing to Arch City Media, she is a writer/editor/photographer for an online publication dedicated to documenting live shows throughout the U.S.: The Spectatour: We Spectate, We Tour. Aside from music’s spectrum of genres, she is also an avid hockey, baseball, and soccer fan.
