Third Eye Blind w/ special guest Judd Hoos

Since 1997, San Francisco's Third Eye Blind has recorded five best-selling albums and assembled one career retrospective. Led by Stephan Jenkins, 3EB has earned worldwide success during a tumultuous group of years when the major-label recording industry was finally losing its grip on an enterprise that for decades it had dominated with steely efficiency. Nothing could have made 3EB happier!

Third Eye Blind’s 2021 album Our Bande Apart was recorded when lockdown ended, with Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast and Ryan Olson of Poliça. The band has continued to have gained artistic clarification—and, surprisingly, a fanbase that is larger, younger and more dedicated than ever.

Third Eye Blind is supporting SeaTrees on its 2024 tour, an organization that helps restore a portion of the Palos Verdes Kelp Forest. The ocean has the power to restore climate change. The latest science shows that globally, kelp forests can sequester more carbon than mangrove forests - restoring these sequoias of the sea is critical to solving climate change as 93% of all carbon in the carbon cycle is stored in our oceans (meaning just 7% is stored across our atmosphere and land biosphere).

Judd Hoos is an independent, American rock band from the Black Hills of South Dakota. In the past year, they appeared on NBC's American Song Contest with Snoop Dogg & Kelly Clarkson, been in the studio, released new music, and played over 100 Midwest clubs, theaters, festivals, fairs, and made their debut on the Sturgis Buffalo Chip main stage. Recently, Judd Hoos made multiple tour appearances with Nashville rockers, The Wild Feathers, launched the "Nashville comes to the Black Hills: Songwriting Camp" hosted the first ever Judd Hoos Charity Jam and even shared the stage with classic rock icon, Billy Idol. In addition to recording new music and playing live, they have renewed their tour sponsorship with Remedy Brewing Company out of Sioux
Falls, SD for the second straight year and collaborated on their own signature IPA, Hoos Joos, that can be enjoyed at most shows.

Ticket prices are $65 (stage front standing), $45 (reserved premier Grandstand seating), $35 (reserved
Grandstand seating), and $25 (general admission bleachers).

Tickets will go on sale Friday, April 12 at 10:00am. Tickets will be available online at www.midwestix.com, by phone at 515-244-2771, or in person at the Events Center Box Office. All tickets, regardless of purchase location, are also subject to a handling & processing fee which is not included in the advertised price.

About the Grandstand Bag checks are conducted at all Grandstand events. The following items will be prohibited: weapons/firearms, alcoholic beverages not provided by the Fair & Events Center, air horns/whistles or other noisemakers, helium-filled balloons, glitter/confetti, glass bottles, fireworks and illegal substances.

About the Clay County Fair & Events Center Rooted in Tradition, the Clay County Fair and Events Center is a year-round facility that annually hosts more than 300 events, including its signature event, the Clay County Fair powered by SMU. Known as “The World’s Greatest County Fair” since 1917, the Clay County Fair attracts more than 300,000 guests each September for nine-days of world-class entertainment, competition, food, fun, and the largest farm machinery show at any fair in the United States. Additional information can be found at claycountyfair.com.