Silverchair’s set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

September 24, 2012 12:00 am
Most American music fans think of Silverchair as the energetic 15-year-olds who led the post-grunge charge back in 1995 with their debut, Frogstomp, and its massive hit, Tomorrow.
Most American music fans think of Silverchair as the energetic 15-year-olds who led the post-grunge charge back in 1995 with their debut, Frogstomp, and its massive hit, Tomorrow.

Silverchair’s set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds our reviewer’s ever seen at the Showbox.Published on September 10, 2007

These two were at the show.

These two were at the show.

These two got engaged at the show, onstage, during the band's encore.

These two got engaged at the show, onstage, during the band’s encore.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

These two got engaged at the show, onstage, during the band’s encore.

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997's Freak Show.

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.

Silverchair's set, Friday, July 20, fetched one of the most rabid crowds

there were plenty of shouts for Tomorrow and other tunes from Frogstomp, an album Silverchair has all but disowned. The furthest the band reached back was for The Door, from 1997’s Freak Show.