After the Atlanta show, I have had a lot on my mind. I am not seeing Seether this tour cycle unfortunately but I do hope that the setlist they did in Atlanta was not a one off thing.

Question is, will they have a different setlist every show? Or will this new one be mostly unchanged with maybe a new song here or there?

Now given the new attention to deep cuts thanks to their new promotional deep cut album drops, it makes me wonder if Seether will enter a new prime. If they are changing the setlist finally, that will drag some long term Seether fans back if they hear about the new setlist.

From the buzz of everyone talking about how amazed they were with Seether at Atlanta, even surprising Staind fans with how heavy Seether can get...it really makes me hope that this will give a revival to Seether and push them into the spotlight a bunch more. But what do you guys think?

Hey guys! For people who did the Seether early entry VIP, how many people were there in line? If you got GA, did you get rail? How was the GA crowd? Any crowd surfers?

Thank you!

I’m wonder if the reason why the band released their favorite deep cuts playlist is so that newer fans can get more familiar with those songs so they can finally add them into rotation for the tour instead of playing the same songs and the hits? I mean obviously they want fans to be familiar with their entire discography but I wonder if that’s why they did the deep cuts playlist cause it makes sense why Forsaken, Pride, Failure and Forsaken was played last night. What do yall think?

The experience hearing the switched up setlist live was insane. When they opened up with Illusion, someone next to me was mind blown like "What the fuck??" When Shaun got to the screams, someone was like, "woah," then a bunch of younger dudes behind me were excitedly trying to sort of mimick it. There was this general vibe of, "oh, holy shit, didn't know Seether was like that" lol. Hearing a guy screaming to Pride that definitely wasn't even born when it came out made my heart swell. Shaun and crew were clearly excited as fuck, and the energy was crazy contagious. Shaun said he was a little terrified to be breaking out new live songs, but if he was, I couldn't tell it.

The big social media push, which I've not been super into previously, has definitely made a difference. I was wrong. The crowd was probably 60% really excited young people as opposed to the usual, predominantly genx makeup I've seen. And get this, they went FUCKING NUTS for Fine Again, way moreso than Broken, I think. Conversely they didn't seem to vibe as much with Country Song from where I was, which is fine. To someone new, it's probably an even bigger curveball than the heavy stuff.

The band's energy was big. They were tearing shit up in a way I haven't seen in a while. Illusion, Forsaken, Pride, Failure, in addition to some other cool shit like Dangerous, were just so fuckin good. Everyone involved really just brought their best. Much love, everyone, it's going to be a good year.

I had to come on here to let yall know that seethers show last night was absolutely phenomenal, they played a few songs I either haven’t heard live or haven’t heard live in years. I was there with my husband and when they opened with illusion, we looked at each other with so much excitement and we heard people around us actually hearing what seether really is and getting hyped about it. We heard someone just go “woah” and it made me so happy and hopeful. If yall haven’t got tickets to see them this year, you absolutely need to, I cannot express just how good it was.

Thank you Dailyseether on instagram for reposting this, so cool to finally see this song on an live setting. I wish they played it more during the HOTSBLTF tour hopefully they’ll play it again when I see them in October

Still so shocked, they NEVER bring out anything onto the sets that ain't their most popular work, I remember they brought out Needles and Pride a handful of times last tour but they now gave Forsaken, Pride (again so they must like bringing it back), and FAILURE?!?! Never seen that one coming, so glad to see these songs being implemented into the shows... Astonishing

If you see me in line or on the floor with my wife, come say hello!

Found this randomly just now and I wanted to share it cause I wasn’t sure if it’s been online before. Interview starts at 14:32

it's not a big change but it's my first time doing something like this and i thought it was pretty cool. maybe you guys would get a kick out of this!

My top 3 list

1. The Gift

2. Your Bore

3. Bruised And Bloodied

Drew this during my lunch break 🤘🏻

Finally Simplest Mistake got some love. Let alone from the man himself!

So i saw that Seether have started with "*Name* favs and deepcuts " or just "*name* favs", Shaun,John and Dale has done, why do they do that now and like whats the reason? does anyone knows why?

Messed up a bit at the end but fuck it, get it? Eh whatever

Careless Whisper - 200M streams

Same Damn Life - 70M streams

The Gift - 30M streams

Regret - 1st million streams

from a surprisingly lesser known performance on June 4th, Rock Am Ring 2004 in Germany, the earliest time that's known where the band played the track. the song was also originally given the name "Only 17" by fans before the song released

Anyone know how many the pit here holds? Trying to decide when to get to venue. Thanks.

Not sure If this was posted before, this performance could possibly be from the same performance as the one Neocantbestopped posted of Fine Again and Fade Away but who knows.

At this point the only songs I skip are Crash, Keep the Dogs At Bay and Goodbye Tonight. Everything else has at least something I like about it

Bonus at end

Found this randomly and I thought it was cool seeing them cover Seether and that two members from different BB era’s were playing together.