“We have a divisive president and he politicized the only effective means we have of controlling the virus: wearing a mask,” he says. Hargreaves doesn’t understand why some folks refuse to wear masks, but he has a theory. It was like watching dominoes fall down.” “This will be the first time we’ve seen each other since the day our March concert was canceled - the day the country shut down all at once. We haven’t even gotten together and rehearsed or recorded.
“This is the longest stretch Third Eye Blind has gone in 25 years without playing. “I’m very excited to play,” Hargreaves says. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Food Share, Ventura County’s largest food bank. Tickets are sold in advance and online only and are priced starting at $59 per car with up to five people per vehicle. The combination of an extra-high, four-sided stage and five oversized screens will ensure that every seat is the best seat in the house.
The event will offer room for 600 cars and is designed to comply with all official restrictions. the first cars are allowed in at 6:30 p.m. Known for its hits “Semi-Charmed Life,” “How’s It Going to Be” and “Jumper,” Third Eye Blind will headline a drive-in concert in the round on July 25 at the Ventura County Fairgrounds. Now it’s America’s turn to figure it out.” It’s been proven to work - wear a mask, wash your hands and practice social distancing. “As long as I see that, I’ll feel quite comfortable playing up there. “I have this vision of the first show that we get to play again will be us walking on stage and seeing a sea of people in masks or face coverings,” Hargreaves says. Third Eye Blind drummer Brad Hargreaves is excited to perform again on one condition: He looks out at a mask-wearing crowd. PICTURED: Third Eye Blind performs for Concerts in Your Car on July 25.
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