Matchbox Twenty to perform in Cincinnati this summer

Matchbox Twenty has sold more than 30 million albums in its career. From left, Paul Doucette (drums), Kyle Cook (guitar), Rob Thomas (vocals) and Brian Yale (bass). Photo credit: Randall Slavin

Matchbox Twenty has sold more than 30 million albums in its career. From left, Paul Doucette (drums), Kyle Cook (guitar), Rob Thomas (vocals) and Brian Yale (bass). Photo credit: Randall Slavin
What to Know
By Ashley Moor
April 7, 2021
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After suffering through an entire year without the exhilarating rush of the concertgoing experience, music fans are more than ready to see their favorite acts on stage again. Thankfully, fans of Matchbox Twenty will now have a chance to see the rock band perform live in Cincinnati this summer.

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Matchbox Twenty will perform at Riverbend Music Center on Tuesday, August 24 at 7:30 p.m. The Wallflowers will open for the band.

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The band was originally set to perform at Riverbend Music Center in the summer of 2020, but the tour was rescheduled due to the coronavirus pandemic. This will be the band’s first tour since their 20th anniversary tour in 2017.

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Tickets begin at $30.50 per person for lawn seats and can be purchased by visiting Ticketmaster’s site.

HOW TO GO

What: Matchbox Twenty concert

Where: Riverbend Music Center, 6295 Kellogg Ave., Cincinnati

When: Tuesday, August 24 at 7:30 p.m.

Cost: Tickets start at $30.50 per person

More info: Website

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About the Author

Ashley Moor is a Dayton native and graduate of Kent State University. She is a multimedia journalist for Dayton.com, and strives to provide impactful stories about the community and its people.