I Prevail at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on November 4, 2026
INDIANAPOLIS
Photos by Laura Fox (LLFoxphotos)
Review by Jessi Rice

On Wednesday evening, I Prevail took the stage at Gainbridge Fieldhouse as one of the openers to Three Days Grace, and it was flaming hot! (Literally!)

I Prevail was second act to perform among the Three Days Grace's Alienation tour lineup. Their powerful sound and aggressive stage presence helped to tie together the vibes of The Funeral Portrait and Three Days Grace.
The stage shot up in flames as Eric Vanlerberghe (lead vocalist) belted out I Prevail's rough vocals. Dylan Bowman (rhythm guitarist and additional vocals) perfectly balanced the songs' aggressive sounds.

Steve Menoian (lead guitar) and Jon Eberhard (bassist) killed the riffs, keeping the sounds loud and getting the crowd feisty. They kept seamlessly in time with Gabe Helguera (drummer). Eberhard switched between bass and keys, which added stims and synth to their music.


Together, the five-piece band and took the crowd on a high-energy trip that led to circle pits, crowd surfing, and moshing.





As I Prevail shifted around on stage, it gave Vanlerberghe a moment to sing an acapella version of ‘Sad But True’ cover by Metallica. The crowd loved this moment during the heavy alt-metal set, belting out the words with Vanlerberghe.



Helguera performed a drum solo that wow’d everyone, and changed the tone a little. Under the spotlight on his own, Helguera took control of the stage with a drum solo to ‘Satisfaction’ by Benny Benassi. His beats crescendoed into what felt like a metal EDM concert, and probably gave the millennials some nostalgia!

Set List:
NWO
Bow Down
Self-Destruction
Fear In Letting Go
Choke
Hurricane
Bad Things
Sad But True (Metallica Cover)
Rain
Drum Solo
God
I Prevail will finish out the month of November with The Funeral Portrait and Three Days Grace on the The Alienation Tour. For additional tour dates, new music, and merch, click here:
Check out I Prevail's newest video, "Paradise," featuring Amira Elfeky, here:


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