Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
SHOW STARTS OFF IN THE MIDDLE OF JURASSITOL (Sorry!) On August 28, 2024, Filter took the stage at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, as part of the “Freaks on Parade” tour, sharing the bill with Ministry, Alice Cooper, and Rob Zombie. As the opening act, Filter delivered a concise yet impactful set that resonated with both longtime fans and newcomers.
The band kicked off their performance with “You Walk Away,” immediately engaging the audience with their signature industrial rock sound. Throughout their set, Filter maintained high energy, delivering powerful renditions of their songs. The culmination of their performance was the iconic “Hey Man Nice Shot,” which elicited enthusiastic responses from the crowd.
Despite being the first act of the evening, Filter’s performance set a strong tone for the night, showcasing their enduring appeal and musical prowess. Their ability to captivate the audience in a limited timeframe speaks volumes about their stage presence and the timelessness of their music.
Thumbnail Photo by Derick Smith
SHOW STARTS OFF IN THE MIDDLE OF JURASSITOL (Sorry!) On August 28, 2024, Filter took the stage at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, as part of the “Freaks on Parade” tour, sharing the bill with Ministry, Alice Cooper, and Rob Zombie. As the opening act, Filter delivered a concise yet impactful set that resonated with both longtime fans and newcomers.
The band kicked off their performance with “You Walk Away,” immediately engaging the audience with their signature industrial rock sound. Throughout their set, Filter maintained high energy, delivering powerful renditions of their songs. The culmination of their performance was the iconic “Hey Man Nice Shot,” which elicited enthusiastic responses from the crowd.
Despite being the first act of the evening, Filter’s performance set a strong tone for the night, showcasing their enduring appeal and musical prowess. Their ability to captivate the audience in a limited timeframe speaks volumes about their stage presence and the timelessness of their music.
Thumbnail Photo by Derick Smith
