Breaking Benjamin at Baxter Arena: Concerts and Alternative in Omaha
Breaking Benjamin brings a catalog of hard-rock anthems to Baxter Arena in Omaha, Nebraska. The supplied event listing identifies the April 23, 2024 concert as Breaking Benjamin, Daughtry & Catch Your Breath, with Starset, Chevelle, and Kami Kehoe also named in the lineup data. Check the event listing for current ticket and schedule details.
Breaking Benjamin Biography
Formed in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, in 1998, Breaking Benjamin is led by vocalist and guitarist Benjamin Burnley. The group is known for a melodic, heavy sound spanning hard rock, post-grunge, and alternative metal. Albums including We Are Not Alone, Phobia, and Dear Agony helped establish its standing among the most recognizable rock acts of the 2000s. After a hiatus, Burnley reformed the band with a new lineup in 2014.
Signature songs such as “The Diary of Jane,” “Breath,” “So Cold,” and “I Will Not Bow” have earned strong radio and streaming followings. The band has also achieved multiple Platinum and Gold certifications, while “The Diary of Jane,” “Breath,” and “I Will Not Bow” have reached No. 1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart. The supplied event data connects Breaking Benjamin with Baxter Arena for the listed Omaha date; it does not provide details of earlier performances at the venue.
Omaha's position as a regional destination for live entertainment makes a multi-act arena bill a draw for rock fans across the metro area and nearby Council Bluffs. For event information, omaha-tickets.com covers Concerts and the Alternative category, including listings for Baxter Arena.
Venue and Seating Information
Baxter Arena hosts concerts in an indoor arena setting, where sightlines and the overall experience can vary by event configuration and seat location. For a high-energy rock show, floor areas can place fans close to the stage, while reserved seats provide a defined spot and a broader view of the production. Check the seating map for the specific event before choosing tickets; no verified section-by-section reviews are provided here.
For comfort and visibility, compare the event's available sections and consider how close you want to be to the stage. Arena layouts can change between events, so avoid relying on assumptions about seat quality from another concert configuration.
Parking Information
Parking availability, fees, and access arrangements may vary by event. Fans can plan ahead by reviewing the venue's event-day guidance and comparing nearby options before traveling.
Check Baxter Arena's event information for designated venue parking, availability, and any posted fees.
Consider nearby public parking or a drop-off and rideshare plan, allowing extra time for post-concert traffic.
No specific lot address or current parking price is confirmed in the supplied information, so verify details before departure.
Breaking Benjamin Omaha reviews
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"House of Blues laced the venue with weed without consent, blowing it into the vents. Breaking Benjamin's opening performer 'Radical Something' hyped up the crowd with their Cali style, but with a high school feel. Breaking Benjamin started his performance 30mins late, confused on lyrics and cursed, unlike his original music years ago. The touring may have tired him out, changing since he first came to Houston. The crowd is different, no longer praying before performances. Looking for the original feel? Simply not the same as of now. Overall, he is an ok guy but be prepared for surprises at the show."