St Patrick's Day Concert

Dallas Observer is excited to bring you the St Patrick’s Day Concert on Saturday, March 19th featuring THIRD EYE BLIND.

Immediately after the Dallas St Patrick’s Parade, join the Dallas Observer at the St Patrick’s Day Concert in Energy Square at the Corner of Greenville Ave & University Blvd. Gates open at NOON.

VIP Ticket includes:
• Access to both VIP Areas including a VIP Viewing Platform
• 4 Drink Tickets at VIP Private Bar (Private Cash Bar available after tickets are used)
• Catered lunch buffet from 12:00pm – 2:00pm
• Snack options from 2:00PM – End of Show
• VIP Parking Pass (with purchase of four VIP Passes - redemption details will be emailed after purchase)
• Access to VIP Restrooms

All Guests must be 21+, with a Valid I.D.

The St Patrick’s Day Concert with THIRD EYE BLIND is brought to you by Bud Light, cashforcars.com, Energy Square and DART.


Since 1997, San Francisco's Third Eye Blind have recorded four best-selling albums and assembled one career retrospective. 3EB will release 'Dopamine', their first studio collection in six years, in Spring 2015. Led by Stephan Jenkins, 3EB won wide success during a tumultuous group of years when the major-label recording industry was finally losing its grip on an enterprise that for decades it had dominated with steely efficiency. Nothing could have made 3EB happier! 3EB, however, have experienced no comparable loss. Instead, they have gained artistic clarification -- and, surprisingly, a fan base who is larger, younger and more dedicated than ever. Participation in the older, untouchable realm of nervous star-making could color a band's identity. In the case of 3EB, it often blurred the perception of their brilliant musical creations. In recent years, those creations have recast the band among a current generation of fans. 3EB now write, tour, record, and communicate in a fluid new world where their music continues naturally to evolve. Their exchange with their audience is unfiltered and being from the hub of tech, they are using it to develop a closer exchange with their audience.