So Long And Goodbye Sum 41
Sum 41’s farewell tour hit with a mix of nostalgia and pure energy, leaving the crowd both exhilarated and sentimental. Opening the night were The Interrupters, who set the tone with their infectious blend of ska-punk. Frontwoman Aimee Interrupter commanded the stage with her raspy vocals and high-energy presence, getting the crowd moving early on. Tracks like "She’s Kerosene" and "Take Back the Power" had fans dancing and singing along, their upbeat rhythms and socially-conscious lyrics resonating with the audience. The Interrupters proved to be the perfect choice to kick off the night, delivering a lively and engaging set.
When Sum 41 took the stage, it was clear this farewell was going to be a celebration of their legacy. Opening with the hard-hitting "Motivation," they powered through a setlist filled with fan favorites from across their career. Deryck Whibley’s vocals were as gritty and powerful as ever, and the band's tight musicianship created an electric atmosphere. Hits like "In Too Deep" and "Still Waiting" had the entire venue singing along, while deeper cuts like "No Reason" offered a nostalgic nod to longtime fans. Their blend of punk rock, metal, and pop-punk felt just as relevant as it did in the early 2000s, reminding everyone why Sum 41 has remained iconic in the punk scene.
The night ended on an emotional note with the band playing "So Long Goodbye," arguably one of their most iconic track. The crowd erupted, singing every word as Whibley thanked fans for their years of support. As the reality of Sum 41’s farewell tour hit hard. It was a night filled with energy, passion, and a bittersweet farewell to a band that has shaped the lives of so many. Fans left the venue with memories of a truly epic night, marking the end of an era in punk rock history.
