Jessica Sorrell has 3 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
May 05, 2012
Carolina Rebellion 2012
Evanescence / Korn / Shinedown / Five Finger Death Punch / Staind / Chevelle / Volbeat / Slash / P.O.D. / Halestorm / RED / Adelitas Way / Paper Tongues / Redlight King / New Medicine / Weaving the Fate / Ghosts of August
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Rockingham Dragway / Rockingham Festival Grounds Rockingham, North Carolina, United States
Mar 22, 2006
Nickelback / Chevelle / Trapt

All The Right Reasons Tour

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Colonial Center Columbia, South Carolina, United States
Apr 16, 2005
Chevelle / Dark New Day
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Headliners Columbia, South Carolina, United States

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Carolina Rebellion 2012 on May 5, 2012 [761-small]

Carolina Rebellion 2012
May 5, 2012
 Rockingham, North Carolina, United States
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Nickelback / Chevelle / Trapt on Mar 22, 2006 [220-small]

Nickelback / Chevelle / Trapt
Mar 22, 2006
 Columbia, South Carolina, United States
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