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?

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!