The Devil Makes Three at Bijou Theatre - TN
The Devil Makes Three is a roots-oriented trio known for acoustic arrangements that draw on folk, bluegrass, country, and punk influences. The group's distinctive sound and energetic performances have earned it a following among listeners who enjoy a stripped-back approach with a lively edge. Its best-known releases include the albums The Devil Makes Three and Do Wrong Right.
The band appeared at Bijou Theatre - TN in Knoxville, Tennessee, on October 12, 2014. This past date places the trio's roots-driven concert style in a historic downtown setting. Knoxville's strong musical identity and the Bijou's intimate scale made the venue a natural fit for an acoustic-focused performance. The event is listed under Concerts and the Pop / rock subcategory on ticketsknoxvilletn.com.
Venue and Seating Information
Bijou Theatre - TN offers a more intimate concert environment than a large arena, bringing performers and audiences into closer view. That scale can suit an act like The Devil Makes Three, where acoustic details and group interplay are central to the show.
Seating preferences can vary by production and personal preference. Fans choosing seats should review the event's seating map when available and consider whether they value a centered view, proximity to the stage, or a broader perspective of the performance.
Parking Information
Parking arrangements may differ by event, and availability or pricing can change. Visitors should confirm current details before traveling rather than rely on unverified rates or lot recommendations.
Common options to check include:
- Nearby public parking garages or lots serving downtown Knoxville
- Street parking, where permitted and available
- Drop-off or rideshare arrangements for those avoiding a post-show parking search
The Devil Makes Three Knoxville reviews
A wonderful JOURNEY of lights, sound and time
A wonderful evening of lights, sound and time was had at The Devil Makes Three. One of the best evenings I ever spent, as everyone else in the hall was on their feet for nearly the whole concert, surrounded by people with high energy who know how to keep a crowd.
The Devil Makes Three waived any payment for their charity benefit performance at Johns Hopkins Hospital Kimmel Cancer Center, an American gesture as remarkable as David Shoen’s guitar solo of the Star Spangled Banner that mesmerized the house.
Arnel, an ideal replacement for Steve Perry on vocals, added Pilipino passion for high energy songs. Ross Valroy's masterful bass guitar work and audience participation amazed us. Jon Cain took his keyboard solo to new heights, and Deen, one of the hardest working drummers, brought the audience to their feet with his solo. They all showcased why they are a great headliner band.
David’s surprise wedding proposal to Michaele Salahi on stage left my wife near tears, prompting me to plan something special for our anniversary. No doubt many significant others were feeling the pressure to be more romantic.
Kudos to Jon Levinson and Ed Kiernan for chairing a wonderful event, to Paul Reed Smith Guitars for the guitars offered for sale, and most importantly, to The Devil Makes Three for sharing their time for free with a full house of uplifted and energized fans. What more could you ask for from any event?
If you have the chance to see these guys, don't miss it. You will be pleased.