The infamous 90s pop-rock group, Matchbox Twenty, is taking their grunge-alternative music to the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles for only one night to celebrate their 30-year anniversary on Monday, Oct. 12. This show marks the start of their yearlong celebration that honors three decades of music and milestones throughout their career.
Fans who attend the concert can expect a setlist that features songs from their debut album “Yourself or Someone Like You” along with a few fan favorite hits.
In 1996, the album “Yourself or Someone Like You” introduced the band to the world and started their record-breaking career. Songs such as “3AM,” “Push” and “Real World” became diamond-certified and made the album 12x-platinum. Matchbox Twenty defined the rock industry by setting records and establishing their mark in that era of pop culture.
Matchbox Twenty went from dominating airwave radio stations, ruling MTV and building upon streaming platforms along with their record sales. Within the last three decades, they’ve sold over 40 million records worldwide, topping charts and earning Grammy Award nominations. The band has also played at a variety of arenas, amphitheaters and stadiums across multiple continents.
In 2023, the band released a new album after 11 years without producing. This marked their fifth LP named “Where the Light Goes” by Atlantic Records with Gregg Wattenberg co-producing. The release was accompanied by the “Slow Dream Tour” that sold out venues worldwide during 2023-2024.
The band delivered career-spanning sets that proved how much they’ve evolved with time. Matchbox Twenty continues to want to grow and connect with the upcoming generations with more urgency and power than ever.
Fans who are looking to attend the concert can join the queue on Friday for their third wave of ticket sales. Registration is available now on the AXS website.
For more updates on the show and upcoming events, fans can check out the official Matchbox Twenty website.
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