This past weekend, 713 Music Hall witnessed a phenomenon as Blue October, the city’s very own legendary band, took the stage for two consecutive sold-out performances. Led by the charismatic Justin, the band delivered a captivating showcase of their unparalleled talent and passion for music.
Kicking off their set with the emotionally charged “Sobriety” song, released just last year, Blue October set the tone for an unforgettable evening. The crowd was immediately entranced by the raw energy and authenticity pouring from the stage.
As the night progressed, the band treated fans to a journey through their extensive discography, performing beloved classics such as “Into The Ocean,” “Hate Me,” “I Hope You’re Happy,” and “Home.” Each song was met with thunderous applause and sing-alongs, showcasing the enduring connection between the band and their dedicated audience.
Justin’s powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics resonated throughout the venue, touching the hearts of everyone in attendance. His emotional delivery and genuine connection with the audience created an intimate atmosphere, making each moment feel deeply personal.
The energy in the room was electric, with fans singing, dancing, and swaying in unison to the infectious rhythm of Blue October’s music. It was a celebration of life, love, and resilience, as the band poured their hearts and souls into every note, leaving an indelible mark on everyone fortunate enough to be present.
As the final chords of their last song faded into the night, the crowd erupted into applause, their hearts full and spirits lifted. Blue October had once again proven why they are one of Houston’s most beloved musical treasures, leaving a lasting impression that will be cherished for years to come.
SETLIST:
1. Sobriety
2. I’ll Do Me You Do You
3. Magic Isn’t Real
4. Say It
5. Into The Ocean
6. Oh My My
7. All That We Are
8. Leave Room For A Miracle
9. Home
10. Don’t Say It Wasn’t Love
11. Daylight
12. Sideways
13. Shut Up I Want You To Love Me Back
14. Down Here Waiting
15. Moving On
16. Hate Me
17. High risk self abuse
18. James
19. Italian Radio
20. King
21 .18th Floor
22. Better Man
23. Fear
24. I Hope You’re Happy