On Friday September 11th, Eve6 performed their much-anticipated show at Michigan Tech’s Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts. Mixing in some of their notable hits from the past with a few new songs, they performed an excellent show, appearing to be extremely well received by those in attendance.
Songs performed during the performance include an extended version of their earlier hits, including their 1998 hit “Inside Out,” their reflective, introspective “Here’s to the Night,” as well as “Leech.” Mixed in along with these songs were some new songs as well, including “Little Tiny Everything” and “Sunset Strip Bitch.” In addition to these songs, Eve6 also performed a cover of Tom Petty’s “Running Down a Dream”, as well as an unreleased project song that they have dubbed “Lumber.”
Notable aspects of the performance include the heavy amount of interaction between the band and the crowd, including the band encouraging audience members to jump in the air and, at one point, encouraging the audience to take 15 seconds of silence. In addition, the concert e x h i b i t e d excellent guitar work by lead guitarist Matt Bair.
One note worthy moment displaying the heavy use of crowd i n t e r a c t i o n during the performance came halfway into the concert, upon their performance of “Here’s to the Night.” Max Collins, bass player and lead vocalist for Eve6, asked the crowd to use their cell phones, Ipods, lighters, or anything else that could emit light and wave their hands during the performance of the song. This led to many students taking pictures with their phones, prompting a sharp response from the Rozsa Center staff, including the confiscation of cell phones and other devices.
The Rozsa Center later cited their policy regarding the use of lighters and electronic devices as the chief reason for their response.
“In future shows, we will do a better job to warn ahead of time about the use of phones and camera’s during performances,” said a Rozsa Center spokesperson. “Additionally, lighters are not allowed to be used during performances.”
Overall, the concert was a success, complete with an excellent and passionate performance by Eve6, as well as a very

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