Shinedown plays benefit show in Newark
Shinedown has sold more than 6 million records so far, but on April 24, the rock group was looking to raise money for some wallets other than their own. The chart-topping band from Jacksonville, Fla., came to Newark for a special benefit concert in conjunction with radio station WNCI.
Several local groups took the stage early in the evening, but Shinedown was the obvious main attraction. The band, whose hit singles include "Second Chance" and "45," played to a packed crowd behind the Grill on Twenty-First.
Take a look at all our photos from the event. We took some pictures of Shinedown, the opening bands and the crowd. And if you went to the event, let us know what you thought about it by leaving a comment below.
After you're done with these pictures, take a look at some of our other recent photo galleries:
* Girl Talk at OWU SpringFest
* Crew vs. Fire game at Crew Stadium
* A Saturday night at Novak's
* Forbidden Fantasy at Spice Bar
* Locals Only night at Bristol
* Jack's Mannequin at the LC Pavilion
* Blue Jackets playoff viewing party at R Bar
* CD101 Day at the LC Pavilion
* Rick Nash, Kirk Herbstreit guest bartending at Park Street Patio
* Live music at CBRs
* Bar crawl at Lazy Chameleon and Wedgewood Pub
* Bar crawl at Classics and Kickstand Pub
