Nashville, IN. – Sevendust’s 21st anniversary run of their Southside Double-Wide Acoustic Tour made for an unforgettable night at the Brown County Music Center in Nashville, Indiana, transforming the venue into a passionate celebration of the band’s legacy and the power of their music in its purest form.
Opener Cory Marks set the tone for the evening with a high-energy performance that blended country authenticity with rock-driven edge. His commanding vocals and confident stage presence immediately drew the Brown County Music Center crowd in; proving why he’s become a standout in the modern outlaw-rock scene. Marks moved seamlessly between gritty anthems and more introspective tracks, showcasing both his musical versatility and his instinct for crafting songs that resonate across genres.
What made his set especially engaging was his ability to connect with the audience—not just through his music, but through his laid-back charisma and genuine enthusiasm for being part of Sevendust’s anniversary tour. By the time he wrapped up his performance, the room was fully warmed up and buzzing with anticipation, making him an ideal opener for the Southside Double-Wide Tour stop in Nashville, Indiana.
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When Sevendust—Lajon Witherspoon (vocals), Clint Lowery (guitar, vocals), John Connolly (guitar), Vinnie Hornsby (bass), and Morgan Rose (drums)—took the stage, the atmosphere shifted from anticipation to reverence. The acoustic format added a unique dimension to their music, showcasing not just their heaviness but their heart. Stripped-down arrangements brought new life to fan favorites, allowing the richness of Witherspoon’s vocals and the band’s tight harmonies to shine in a way that felt both refreshing and deeply nostalgic.
Throughout the night, the band revisited material from across their catalog, giving longtime fans moments of pure connection while offering newer listeners a rare chance to experience Sevendust’s songs in their most vulnerable form. John Connolly’s acoustic guitar work carried both the melodic strength and emotional weight of the set, while Lowery and Hornsby provided dynamic texture and warmth. Morgan Rose’s subtle percussion brought precision without overpowering the delicacy of the arrangements, proving that the band’s intensity doesn’t rely solely on volume.
What made this stop especially memorable was the rapport between the band and the audience. Sevendust has always been known for their authenticity, and in an acoustic setting, that honesty becomes even more palpable. Witherspoon’s interactions felt personal and heartfelt, as he reflected on the journey of the past 21 years and expressed gratitude for the fans who continue to support them. The Brown County Music Center’s pristine acoustics and cozy ambiance amplified that connection, creating a space where every lyric, every harmony, and every quiet moment held weight.
By the time the final notes rang out, the crowd had been taken on a journey that felt equal parts celebration and reflection. The 21st anniversary of the Southside Double-Wide Tour was more than a milestone—it was a testament to Sevendust’s enduring ability to evolve, connect, and move people. In Nashville, Indiana, they delivered a show that honored their past while reminding everyone exactly why they remain one of the most respected bands in modern rock.
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SETLIST: NASHVILLE, IN.
- BLACK
- DISGRACE
- BEAUTIFUL
- SKELETON SONG
- TRUST
- DENIAL
- FOLLOW
- XMAS DAY
- HURT (Nine Inch Nails cover)
- ANGEL’S SON
- RUMBLE FISH (snippet of “Walk” by Pantera)
- BITCH
- TOO CLOSE TO HATE
ENCORE:
- FACE TO FACE
Show Date: 11.16.2025
