with Thursday, Free Throw, and Bloom
Jannus Live — St. Petersburg, Florida
Jannus Live was packed wall-to-wall as Silverstein rolled into St. Petersburg on their 25 Years of Noise tour, bringing together a lineup that spanned generations of post-hardcore, emo, and alternative music. With Thursday, Free Throw, and Bloom rounding out the bill, the night felt less like a standard tour stop and more like a celebration of the scene’s past, present, and future.


Opening the night, Bloom set the tone early, delivering a tight and emotionally charged performance that immediately pulled the crowd in. Their mix of atmosphere and raw intensity translated perfectly in a live setting, and by the end of their set, the pit had already started to open. Bloom proved to be more than just an opener — they felt like a band steadily carving out their place in the modern scene.



Free Throw followed, bringing a wave of high-energy emo that had the crowd singing along from the first song. Their ability to balance humor, vulnerability, and explosive choruses made their set one of the most interactive of the night. Fans packed the floor, shouting every lyric back at the band, turning Jannus into a communal sing-along that only grew louder as the set went on.



When Thursday took the stage, the energy shifted into something heavier and more nostalgic. Geoff Rickly’s unmistakable presence and urgency reminded everyone why the band remains so influential decades later. Tracks hit with the same emotional weight they carried years ago, resonating deeply with longtime fans while still connecting with younger listeners experiencing them live for the first time.







Closing the night, Silverstein delivered a powerful, career-spanning set that showcased exactly why they’ve remained a staple of the genre for 25 years. From explosive breakdowns to massive sing-along moments, the band commanded the stage with confidence and precision. The crowd never let up — crowd surfers filled the pit, voices echoed through the courtyard, and every song felt like a shared moment between band and fans.
The St. Petersburg stop of the 25 Years of Noise tour was a reminder of how strong and enduring this scene truly is. With a stacked lineup, a passionate crowd, and an iconic venue like Jannus Live, the night felt special from start to finish.
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