After getting the crowd's blood flowing a little bit, they continued with "Freeze Time,” the first track off of their brand new album, Soundsystem. With the scratches from Count SA’s turntables being audible for a change, the song was amazing. Tim also got the crowd cheering with his guitar solo after the hardcore/melodic "Visit.”

For a change of pace, the band started into "Beautiful Disaster," which calmed the audience to an extent. Following with a beautiful rendition of "8:16 AM,” which showed the more melodic side of 311, the music couldn't have made these kids any more stoned then they already were.

Things really started to pick up, however, when the group kicked into "Applied Science," as everyone applauded Chad Sexton's three minute long drum solo.

After a long string of new tracks and unexperimented material, 311 finished off the show with several older songs. Keeping their roots intact, they kicked into "Unity," during which Nick jumped into the crowd.

After finishing up with "Feels So Good," 311 left the stage, the audience begging for more. Their encore, which included "Do You Right,” managed to satisfy the crowd’s desire and got them moving all over the place. 311 ended the night with the heaviest song in their repertoire, titled "Fuck the Bullshit,” which tore the crowd apart.

If you ever get a chance to go see 311 live, do so! Their shows are not only pleasant experiences, but also demonstrations of their positivity and unity that they exhibit onstage.