Switchfoot - The Beautiful Letdown World Tour
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DateOct 10, 2024
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Event Starts7:30 PM
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On SaleOn Sale Now
Event Details
2023 marks the 20th anniversary of Switchfoot's seminal album, The Beautiful Letdown. The triple-platinum record included the chart topping hits, Meant To Live & Dare You To Move and changed the lives of the band members and a generation the world over. The underdog success story of The Beautiful Letdown exemplifies Switchfoot's iconoclast, grassroots approach- defying the odds of major labels and mainstream media. In fact, just before the album was released, Switchfoot was dropped from the major label they were signed to. It was only after millions of albums had been sold that the label was forced to support the band that had proved them wrong. Drummer Chad Butler recalls, "Looking back, I realize the album was aptly titled - The Beautiful Letdown embraced a human story equally full of highs and lows." Celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Beautiful Letdown, the band realizes just how important that rollercoaster was.
No refunds or exchanges. Event date & time subject to change. All ages are required to have a ticket for this event. Tickets subject to cancellation if suspected of brokering or violating ticket limits. The Tennessee Theatre is not responsible for any tickets that are lost, stolen, or purchased through third party websites. Free parking is available on weekends and after 6pm on weekdays in the State Street Garage located behind the Theatre. For the safety of all patrons, all persons & items entering the theatre are subject to screening by security officers & metal detectors. Prohibited items: Weapons of any kind (including pocketknives), Illegal substances, Cameras, audio or video recording devices (photo policy subject to change per event). Patrons who fail to comply will not be admitted into the venue, or will be expelled from the venue, without refund.
No refunds or exchanges. Event date & time subject to change. All ages are required to have a ticket for this event. Tickets subject to cancellation if suspected of brokering or violating ticket limits. The Tennessee Theatre is not responsible for any tickets that are lost, stolen, or purchased through third party websites. Free parking is available on weekends and after 6pm on weekdays in the State Street Garage located behind the Theatre. For the safety of all patrons, all persons & items entering the theatre are subject to screening by security officers & metal detectors. Prohibited items: Weapons of any kind (including pocketknives), Illegal substances, Cameras, audio or video recording devices (photo policy subject to change per event). Patrons who fail to comply will not be admitted into the venue, or will be expelled from the venue, without refund.
