Primus @ Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre

Puddles Pity Party kicked off the evening with a performance that was as much theater as it was music. The towering, sad clown with a golden voice captivated the audience with his unique mix of melancholy covers and dry humor. Puddles’ renditions of songs like “Hallelujah” and “Royals” were hauntingly beautiful, delivered with a level of emotional depth that left the audience both entertained and moved. His ability to shift from comedic moments to heartfelt performances made his set an unexpected and delightful start to the night.

Opening for Primus, Coheed and Cambria brought their A-game, delivering a set full of intensity and passion. Known for their conceptual albums and intricate storytelling, the band didn’t disappoint. Claudio Sanchez’s soaring vocals and virtuosic guitar work were highlights of their performance, with tracks like “Welcome Home” and “In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3” sending the crowd into a frenzy. Coheed and Cambria’s ability to blend prog-rock complexity with infectious melodies made their set a perfect complement to the headliner.

Primus delivered a powerhouse performance at the Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre, taking the audience on a wild ride of eclectic bass-driven rock that showcased their signature sound and eccentric style. The band’s set was a perfect blend of their classics and deep cuts, satisfying die-hard fans and casual listeners alike. Les Claypool’s unmistakable bass lines and quirky vocals were as mesmerizing as ever, creating an atmosphere that was both trippy and exhilarating.

The stage production was a visual feast, with psychedelic lighting and bizarre imagery that complemented the band’s off-kilter vibe. The energy in the amphitheater was electric, and Primus had the crowd hooked from start to finish, particularly during standout performances of “Jerry Was a Race Car Driver” and “My Name Is Mud.” The band’s tight musicianship and playful interaction with the audience made it clear why Primus remains a beloved force in the world of alternative rock.

Overall, the evening at Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre was a diverse and unforgettable experience, with each act bringing something unique to the table. Primus was the perfect headliner, delivering a show that was both musically innovative and visually striking, while Coheed and Cambria and Puddles Pity Party set the stage with their own distinct flavors of rock and performance art. It was a night that left the crowd buzzing long after the final notes had faded.