Five Iron Frenzy Tickets
Five Iron Frenzy Concert Tickets
Get the full alternative rock experience when you secure your Five Iron Frenzy tickets today with TicketSmarter. A Denver, Colorado band that stood out for their Christian faith and energetic ska sound, Five Iron Frenzy came together in 1995. Singer Reese Roper, bassist Keith Hoerig, drummer Andrew Verdecchio, and guitarists Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega had a Christian industrial metal band, but were attracted to the ska and punk sound that was popular at the time. When a debut Christian coffee shop gig in 1995 was a success, they began looking for horn players and were eventually joined by saxophonist Leanor Ortega (Micah’s cousin), trumpeter Nathaniel Dunham, and trombonist Dennis Culp.
Playing gigs equally at religious and secular venues, the band gained local footing, eventually opening for such major ska inflected bands as The Mighty Mighty Bosstones. They released their debut album, Upbeats and Bedtowns in late 1996 on an independent label, but it was rereleased in 1997 with major label backing and landed in the top 40 of the Contemporary Christian album chart.
They toured extensively, releasing their second album, Quality Is Job 1 in November of 1998. Kerr left the band and was replaced by Sonnie Johnson. They released a live album, Proof the Youth Are Revolting, in 1999 and had their biggest crossover success, cracking the top 200 on the main album chart.
As the ska resurgence ended, the band diversified their sound on the 2000 album All the Hype That Money Can Buy, and the release was a top 10 Christian album as well as climbing to 146 on the mainstream album chart. This sonic evolution continued on 2001’s Five Iron Frenzy 2: Electric Boogaloo, which abandoned ska altogether for a rock and pop-punk sound.
Due in part to a change in some members’ religious convictions, the band went on hiatus after a farewell hometown gig in 2003. They reformed eight years later and crowdfunded the money for their next album, 2013’s Engine of a Million Plots. The band would occasionally perform live during the rest of the decade. Grab Five Iron Frenzy tickets now so you can experience alternative music live and in person.
How much are Five Iron Frenzy tickets?
Generally speaking, Five Iron Frenzy ticket prices cost more than $50 for most live performances. Tickets to see Five Iron Frenzy play at music festivals like Lollapalooza can cost more than $100 for a standard general admission ticket. Premium seating at venues like the United Center can cost more than $275 a seat, while standard tickets for seats in the upper levels of the arena can cost less than $75 a ticket.
Five Iron Frenzy concert ticket prices can range up to several hundred dollars per ticket depending on the venue and seat location. Floor seats and VIP are usually the most expensive depending on availability. And of course, the least expensive seats will be farthest from the stage.
When do Five Iron Frenzy tickets go on sale?
Onsale dates for Five Iron Frenzy tickets vary depending on the city or region. You can stay up to date by viewing the event schedule above. There’s no need for a presale code. Typically, tickets go on sale 6-9 months in advance.
Five Iron Frenzy Tour Dates & Concert Schedule
Catch Five Iron Frenzy on the road possibly at festivals such as South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas, Desert Daze Festival at Moreno Beach, CA or at Pickathon Music Festival in Happy Valley. Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago brings together some of the biggest names in indie and alternative music. Check out the event schedule above to see when Five Iron Frenzy tour dates are coming to an arena or stadium near you.
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Songs from the Five Iron Frenzy Tour Setlist
Five Iron Frenzy's setlist while performing in San Diego , CA at “House of Blues” included the following songs:
- Old West
- Suckerpunch
- Milestone
- Blue Comb '78
- Handbook for the Sellout
- One Girl Army
- Fistful of Sand
- Where 0 Meets 15
- When I Go Out
- Superpowers
- Cool Enough for You
- Oh Canada
- My Evil Plan to Save the World
- Combat Chuck
- Third World Think Tank
- In Through the Out Door
- So Far
- Every New Day
- Don't You (Forget About Me)
Source: Setlist.fm
