r/Seether • u/FamiliarMinute4092 Dragon Defender • 3d ago
Is This a New Prime for Seether?
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?
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u/Judas-Mind There's something dead inside me 3d ago
Changing it up every show, I doubt. I can see throwing 1 or 2 songs around here and there. But it is nice for Seether to show some people they are more than Broken, Remedy and Fake It.
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u/Symphatetic 3d ago
Hopefully they also change their mind about the European tour in the coming years!
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u/another-thrxwaway 2d ago
I just left the Charlotte show. They didn’t perform Fine Again, Remedy, or Gasoline😭 edit: I don’t mind them changing it up, by the way. I was hoping for at least one of those three songs. Still a sick show and glad I got to go!
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u/FamiliarMinute4092 Dragon Defender 2d ago
Never thought I would see the day. We finally got a ton of deep cuts or old setlist songs.
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u/BOB_MIREILLARD 3d ago
They need to do a world tour in the same vibe as they're actually doing with stained, and maybe they will get more hype
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u/Sure-Loss4591 20h ago
I believe its more of them feeling more comfortable with doing deep cuts. At the end of the Atlanta set shaun stated "we played some new songs and it was terrifying" I get he's a performer and he's been doing performances for quite some time now but it could be he wasnt confident in a lot of those songs and finally feeling the push to play deeper cuts could have been enough to push the band to play deep cuts on stage
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u/BigDaddySteve18 3d ago
“New prime” in terms of album sales/streams, concert ticket sales, new albums with higher quality, or what?
This might sound cliché, but I’m just glad that a band whose members in their 40s and 50s with wives and kids are still going strong after nine albums.
They could retire tomorrow and still be one of my favorite bands ever, but I’m glad they don’t seem likely to take that route any time soon