This three-night run wasn’t just a series of concerts, it was a full-circle experience. A reflection of everything The Used has built and everyone who has grown up with them. Night three captured the spirit of evolution and resilience, proving that even after 25 years, The Used are still pushing boundaries and connecting hearts.

What stood out most was how In Love and Death has aged — not just as a record, but as an experience. The Used sounded incredible, tight but still unpredictable in the way that makes their live shows feel alive. The production was dialed in perfectly to match the tone of the album, with soft lighting transitions and moments of quiet reflection between bursts of energy. Every scream, every whispered lyric felt intentional, a reminder of why this album still resonates 20 years later.

Night one set the bar high. For longtime fans, it was a trip back to where it all began. For newer ones, it was an invitation to understand why The Used has lasted 25 years and counting. And as the lights went down and the crowd filed out, one thing was clear — the legacy of The Used is still alive, still loud, and still absolutely unforgettable. 📸 Check out the full gallery.

What stands out about State Champs is that they always treat every show like it matters. Whether they’re headlining or on a support slot, they deliver the same level of passion and fun. Their set on the Maximum Fun Tour was proof of that, turning the middle of the night into one of the highlights of the entire show. By the end, the crowd was grinning, sweaty, and shouting for more. State Champs didn’t just fill their time, they left a mark.