Bethany Mccandless Barquer has 2 Chevelle concerts.

In 1995, Chevelle was formed as a trio with drummer SamLoeffler on drums, his brother Pete Loeffler on lead vocals and guitar, and Matt Scott on bass. Scott lasted less than a year and was replaced by a third Loeffler brother, Joe, in 1996. Together, these three released the band's debut album "Point #1" in 1999. Often described as indie rock, Chevelle embraced a heavier, nu-metal sound with "Wonder What's Next" (2002) and "This Type of Thinking (Could Us In)" (2004). Joe left the band in 2005 and was replaced by Dean Bernardini. With Bernardini, Chevelle released five more studio albums. Bernardini departed the band in 2019, but Chevelle continued on a duo releasing "NIRATIAS" in 2021.

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Date Concert Venue Location
Sep 03, 2021 –
Sep 05, 2021
Rocklahoma Festival 2021
Rob Zombie / Slipknot / Chevelle / Halestorm / Sevendust / The Hu / Motionless In White / Pop Evil / Badflower / grandson / Jelly Roll / Candlebox / Puddle of Mudd / Stephen Pearcy / Andrew W.K. / Knocked Loose / From Ashes to New / Tremonti / John 5 And The Creatures / Ayron Jones / All Good Things / Zero 9:36 / Bones UK / Butcher Babies / GEORGE LYNCH & THE ELECTRIC FREEDOM / Diamante / Austin Meade / Cory Marks / Jeris Johnson / Bulletboys / Liliac / Another Day Dawns / Dead Metal Society / Color of Chaos / East Side Gamblers / Budderside / Paralandra / Fist of Rage / Travis Bond and The Rebel Souls / Outlaw Devils / 90LB Wrench / Severmind / Love Sick Radio / Mind Of Fury / Jessikill / Straight Six / The Rumours / Chaotic Resemblance / Anthrax / Falling In Reverse / Mastodon / Steel Panther Show all bands
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Pryor Creek Music Festival Grounds Pryor, Oklahoma, United States
Aug 14, 2009
Halestorm / Staind / Chevelle / Shinedown
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Santa Ana Star Center Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

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