We recently attended a Spiritbox concert, but we were disappointed that no spirits or boxes were found. We were expecting a show with lots of boxes to be opened and maybe a few spirits to be released, but all we got was the band and their music.
It was a sold-out show, with the crowd energetic and ready to get their groove on, but something was off. We looked around the venue, and there were no spirits or boxes in sight! We couldn’t believe it. What kind of Spiritbox concert was this?
Though we were let down by the lack of spirits and boxes, the band put on a great show. Their music was energetic and inspiring, and it was the perfect way to spend a night out. We even met the band members after the show, who were all really nice people. Mike Stringer didn’t miss a beat when he bent his strings and made them make cool noises.
However, we couldn’t help but feel a little let down by the lack of spirits and boxes. We thought maybe we had gone to the wrong venue or the band had forgotten to bring the boxes and spirits with them.
One concert-goer said, “I was really looking forward to the spirit and boxes, but I ended up getting some great music instead. It was just a bit disappointing.”
We even asked the band about it after the show, but they shrugged their shoulders and said, “We just play the music, man. We don’t bring the spirits and boxes.”
At the end of the day, fans of the band still got to experience a great show, even without the boxes and spirits. Spiritbox may have left their audience spiritless and box-less, but they still managed to perform incredibly.