Following a dramatic 15 minute countdown - complete with a haunting image of planet earth and a countdown clock on the stage’s main screen - singer-guitarist Nick Hexum and company hit the stage singing their familiar mid-’90s hit, “Don’t Stay Home.”įollowing “Don’t Stay Home,” the guys launched into their 1997 alternative chart-topper “Beautiful Disaster,” which is one of their most recognizable songs and a personal favorite for this journalist. Next up, 311 hit the stage around 9:45 p.m. The guys traded rap-infused reggae lines as they pummeled through songs such as “Burn Slow,” “My Sweet Summer,” “Lift Me Up” and, their biggest hit to date, “Lay Me Down,” giving the crowd an energizing blend of more than a dozen songs. The tour – which also features special guest the Interrupters, Dreamers and Bikini Trill – reached Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort on Wednesday (July 3), and the show was an early stop on their tour, which will last through August.įollowing an opening set from the Interrupters, Dirty Heads took the stage at Soaring Eagle’s Entertainment Hall in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, around 8 p.m. 311’s Nick Hexum in Mount Pleasant, Michigan – Review and photos by Anne Erickson Review + photos: 311 and Dirty Heads performed breezy summer sets on tour in Mount Pleasant, Michiganģ11 and Dirty Heads are heading up the perfect tour for the summer months, as both bands play feel-good, breezy alternative rock that fits well in an outdoor setting.

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