Blue October "We Didn't Die Young Tour" Coming To Illinois

UPDATE: The date of the show has changed to Friday, November 7. All original tickets purchased are still valid.

Blue October is coming to The Rust Belt on November 7. The "We Didn't Die Young" tour will get you up to prove that you didn't die young!

Tickets are on sale now right here!

You can also win tickets and a VIP Meet & Greet by listening to Ryan from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., November 3-7.

If you are a Government worker, The Rust Belt has a way for you to enjoy the show and save as well. Use code "save10" to save $10 off your ticket for Blue October.

This show will sound different than the last one. Cause every show sounds different with a new set list. But, this one will also feel different for you, with where you could be standing.

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Blue October

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Blue October, the Houston-born, San Marcos, Texas-based alternative rock band, has become a beacon of emotional transparency and artistic transformation. Led by Justin Furstenfeld (vocals, guitar, songwriter) and joined by Jeremy Furstenfeld (drums, percussion), Ryan Delahoussaye (violin, mandolin, piano, backing vocals), Matt Noveskey (bass guitar, backing vocals), and Steve Schiltz (lead guitar), the multi-platinum group is known for their deeply personal lyrics, cinematic soundscapes, and electrifying live performances. With over a billion streams and eighteen Top 40 singles, including hits like “Hate Me,” “Into the Ocean,” “Oh My My,” and “I Hope You’re Happy,” Blue October has cultivated a fiercely loyal global fanbase.

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From their platinum-certified album Foiled (2006) to the uplifting optimism of Home (2016) and the reflective poignancy of This Is What I Live For (2020), Blue October’s catalog chronicles a remarkable journey through struggle, redemption, and hope. Justin Furstenfeld’s advocacy for mental health and recovery has further cemented the band’s legacy as a voice for resilience, inspiring fans worldwide with his openness about addiction and sobriety, most notably captured in the acclaimed documentary Get Back Up.

Hailed for their unparalleled ability to connect and inspire through music, Blue October’s live performances are a testament to the transformative power of vulnerability, positivity, and raw emotion. Whether performing anthems or intimate ballads, the band continues to push boundaries and create music that resonates deeply, offering listeners a soundtrack for healing, celebration, and everything in between. The band is currently in the studio recording their thirteenth studio album to be released in Fall 2025.

The Rust Belt

So why will this show feel different from the last time they were in town? The last time Blue October was here, it was a seated show. This will all be open standing.

You can get your regular GA ticket to find the best spot for you, or you can go with the Party Pit to get as close to the stage as security will allow.

It's your choice, just get the tickets for Blue October here!

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