Skillet plays The Van Buren in Phoenix on its Comatose 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour.
Skillet are playing The Van Buren on Sunday, November 1, as part of their Comatose 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour. The show starts at 7 PM, and the lineup is just the band themselves.
The tour title tells you exactly what the night is built around. Comatose came out in 2006, and this run marks twenty years since that record. If you've followed them for a while, that's the album that really defined their sound—the blend of hard rock and orchestral elements that they've carried forward. The Still Screaming part of the tour name points back to their 2009 release, so the set is built around those two eras.
It's a specific way to tour. Instead of a general greatest hits run, they're centering the show on these two particular records, which means you'll hear a good stretch of the Comatose material alongside the songs from Still Screaming. If those are the albums you grew up with, it's a night that leans heavily into that specific period of their catalog. If you're newer to them, it's a chance to hear where they were twenty years ago.
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Tickets run from $68 to $187, depending on where you're sitting. The show is at The Van Buren, 401 W Van Buren St in downtown Phoenix, and it kicks off at 7 PM on Sunday, November 1.
