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Average setlist for tour: Spinning the Truth Around (Part II) Tour

Note: only considered 53 of 94 setlists (ignored empty and strikingly short setlists)

• The Kitchen Drawer Play Video
• This Is What I Live For Play Video
• Say It Play Video
• Oh My My Play Video
• Into the Ocean Play Video
• Calling You Play Video
• Home Play Video
• Spinning the Truth Around Play Video
• Sway Play Video
• Hate Me Play Video
• Completely Play Video
• Don't Say It Wasn't Love Play Video
• Sideways Play Video
• Where Did You Go I'm Less of a Mess These Days Play Video
• Shut Up I Want You to Love Me Back Play Video
• Down Here Waiting Play Video
• Moving On (So Long) Play Video
• A Better Man Play Video
• Fear Play Video
• I Hope You're Happy Play Video

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Blue October – Fillmore Minneapolis – Minneapolis MN – February 26th 2023

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The Fillmore Minneapolis Presents: Blue October , and Beatnik Bandits – Spinning the Truth Around Tour

Review and Photo by Jake Hageman

​Out of the multiple times I’ve been to The Fillmore in Minneapolis, I’ve never seen a show where they had seats covering the main floor and general standing room in the way back behind all the chairs. This was an interesting setup, but for a photographer, this worked out wellsince I had way more room to run around! The last Fillmore show I attended was for Sabaton , and that place was absolutely packed. It made it unbelievably hard to make it to the pit and to grab shots from the crowd, so thankfully, this setup made it incredibly easier. Enough about that show, let’s talk about how this one went!

Beatnik Bandits started off the night, and people really seemed to enjoy them. I’ve personally never heard of them, but I think they sounded pretty great. According to Discogs.com, “ The Beatnik Bandits are a new breed of classic American musician. Armed with a rock and roll attitude and one hell of a story to tell, this four-piece band from Austin , Texas is out to prove that Folk music isn’t dead .”

Beatnik Bandits Setlist: Junebug Stomp – Smoke Train – Hollywood Sign – Beesting – Grandpa’s Song – Old Ghost – Starlight – Firearms

Headlining act Blue October opened up with their song “ The Kitchen Drawer ” off their newest record “ Spinning the Truth Around ” (2022). One thing I thought was interesting with lead vocalist Justin Furstenfield was how personal he was with the crowd. He would crouch down to their level and talk about his journey from addiction to recovery . He’s very open about mental health and his struggle with alcohol. In addition, Justin also mentioned that he’s been sober now for over 10 years. Since most of his songs come from his personal struggles, fans can relate to the band even more. According to Genius.com, “The band has had 10 top 40 singles as of August 2017 and are best known for their 2 platinum singles ‘ Hate Me ’ and ‘ Into the Ocean ’”. The whole band sounded great last night, and I’m hoping I can attend the next Blue October show when they come back into town.

Blue October Setlist: The Kitchen Drawer – The Way I Used To Love You – This Is What I Live For – Oh My My – Say It – Fight for Love – Into the Ocean – The Shape of Your Heart – Home – Hate Me – Spinning the Truth Around – Sway – Shut Up I Want You to Love Me Back – James – Italian Radio – Fear – The Weatherman – The Worry List – Where Did You Go I’m Less of a Mess These Days – Moving on (So Long) – I Hope You’re Happy

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Blue October: Spinning the Truth Around (Part II) Tour

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REVIEW: BLUE OCTOBER – SPINNING THE TRUTH AROUND PART II (2023)

“Spinning The Truth Around Part II” by Blue October emerges as a captivating continuation, one year after its predecessor. The album concludes with two remixes that offer fresh perspectives on their music.

The “Mark Needham Mix” of “Down Here Waiting” seamlessly transports us to the vibrant energy of a late-night club, providing a vivid auditory experience reminiscent of a 3 a.m. gathering, complete with the beats and rhythms and the pills popping.

In contrast, the “Brooklyn Mix” of “A Better Man” is a delicate and string-laden rendition that evokes the imagery of a springtime serenade, offering a beautifully fragile interpretation.

My personal encounter with Blue October added a unique layer to my appreciation for their music. Long story short: A harrowing bus crash on the way to the concert threatened disaster. Only Justin Furstenfeld and Ryan Delahoussaye were able to play, delivering a sensational and intimate performance that ranks among the best I’ve witnessed in years.

That night, it became evident that Blue October was unbreakable, and their songs, as on this album, were a mosaic of emotions and styles tied together by their raw and vulnerable core.

Likewise, this album’s tracklist encompasses a wide range of feelings and musical landscapes. “Sideways” exudes an uplifting aura but contrasts with lines like “I’ve got money, screw you,” complemented by a stunning guitar solo. “All I See Is You” is a hypnotic, danceable pop piece, while “Sobriety” offers a serene ambiance that culminates in an explosive sound.

“Magic Isn’t Real” perpetually questions, never quite finding happiness and exposing anxiety on a grand scale. “Make Room For A Miracle” embraces massive, ambitious soundscapes, while “Last Look Moving Forward” weaves a message of hope.

Even the original “Down Here Waiting” seems ready for the club, expressing hesitance with lines like “Easier to cut and run,” hinting at a fear of commitment. “Goodbye To The Old Days” poignantly addresses the theme of moving on.

“Slow Down” plays with pop vocal effects and a piano-laden atmosphere, demonstrating the band’s versatility. In “I’ll never fall in love again,” Furstenfeld sings, “There will never be another this,” leaving the listener partially convinced, all while carrying the essence of Hopeless Dreamers in the piano’s delicate notes at the end.

The acoustic rendition of “A Better Man” echoes a similar story, delving into themes of redemption and self-discovery with lines like “I made them run” and “watch as I build my stone walls,” alluding to the possibility of transformation, but that is for another album, never mind another day.

At times, listening to this album feels like leafing through Furstenfeld’s personal diaries, a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the band’s emotional landscape. This transparency is what garners Blue October such fervent responses and unwavering devotion.

Blue October’s commitment to their truth, and their ability to invite listeners to understand their own experiences through the music, make this album a poignant and impactful journey. This is their truth now; tell them yours.

Rating: 8/10

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