On March 16, 2025, the sold-out crowd at the Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg, PA, was treated to a high-octave night of raw energy and blistering sound as Sevendust rolled through town on their In Dust We Trust tour. The legendary Atlanta-based metal band, consisting of Vinnie Hornsby on bass, Morgan Rose on drums, John Connolly on rhythm guitar, Clint Lowery on lead guitar, and the powerhouse Lajon Witherspoon on vocals, delivered a performance that left fans roaring for more.
The show erupted as "Pieces" rang through the theater, it was clear this would be no ordinary show. Sevendust has always been known for their hard-hitting live performances, but the energy in the room that night was electric, transcending the typical concert experience. The audience was immediately engaged, with fists pumping and their collective voices belting out the lyrics.
As the band dove into "Denial," the sound was nothing short of massive. Morgan Rose's drumming was relentless, setting the foundation for each song with precision and power. Vinnie Hornsby’s bass lines were deep and thick, shaking the floor with each thundering note. Meanwhile, the twin guitar attack of Clint Lowery and John Connolly sliced through the air with both aggression and melody. The balance between heaviness and harmony is one of the band’s trademarks, and it was on full display throughout the night.
The set’s pace was relentless, yet Sevendust found moments to breathe with songs like "Black" and "Separate," giving fans a chance to catch their breath while still maintaining the momentum. The band’s chemistry was undeniable, each member locked into a groove that had the audience in the palm of their hands.
As the show drew to a close with "Praise," the energy reached a fever pitch, and it was clear that Sevendust was not yet ready to leave the stage. The crowd demanded more, and the band answered with an encore that was nothing short of triumphant. "Face to Face," one of their most popular songs, brought the night to a thunderous conclusion.
Sevendust’s performance at the Sherman Theatre was a testament to their staying power in the rock and metal scene. Their tight performance, unwavering energy, and flawless delivery proved that they are a band that continues to evolve while staying true to their roots. Fans left the venue exhausted but exhilarated, knowing they had witnessed something truly special. For those lucky enough to be in Stroudsburg that night, Sevendust reminded us all why they remain one of the hardest-hitting and most beloved bands in the metal world.
Set List:
Pieces
Denial
Bitch
Crucified
Disgrace
Suffocate
Enemy
Shine
Angel's Son
Black
Separate
Praise
Encore:
Face to Face
Tour Stops:
Fri, MAR 21 w/ Disturbed, New York, NY
Sat, MAR 22 Peabody's Virgin Beach, VA
Sun, MAR 23 House of Blues Myrtle Beach, SC
Tue, MAR 25 Mars Music Hall Huntsville, AL
Wed, MAR 26 CLUB LA Destine, FL
Review and Photography by: Craig Eidell