Third Eye Blind Delivers Exclusive Unity™ by Hard Rock Member Concert at Hard Rock Casino Tejon
Hard Rock Casino Tejon welcomed iconic alternative rock band Third Eye Blind for an exclusive private performance at Hard Rock Cafe, treating select Unity™ by Hard Rock members to an intimate evening of live music and unforgettable entertainment. The concert was reserved exclusively for members of Unity by Hard Rock, the brand's global loyalty and rewards program, and underscored the property's continued commitment to delivering unique experiences for its most loyal guests.
Known for their infectious melodies and timeless alternative rock sound, Third Eye Blind energized the crowd with a high-energy set featuring fan favorites and chart-topping hits that have defined the band's career for nearly three decades. Members enjoyed a one-of-a-kind concert experience in an intimate setting that brought guests closer to the music and the artists.
"Live entertainment is a key part of the Hard Rock experience, and we were thrilled to welcome Third Eye Blind to Hard Rock Casino Tejon for such a memorable evening," said Chris Kelley, President of Hard Rock Casino Tejon. "Exclusive events like this are our way of thanking our Unity members for their loyalty while continuing to bring world-class entertainment experiences to Kern County."
The private concert reflected Hard Rock Casino Tejon's ongoing focus on creating exceptional experiences through the Unity by Hard Rock loyalty program, which offers members exclusive access to special events, rewards, and unique entertainment opportunities.
About Hard Rock Casino Tejon
Since its opening, Hard Rock Casino Tejon has positioned itself as a premier entertainment destination along the I-5 corridor, just 90 minutes north of Los Angeles. The property features 150,000 square feet of gaming space, 2,100 slot machines, over 60 table games, and multiple dining destinations, including the iconic Hard Rock Cafe, The Marketplace, Deep Cut Steak | Seafood and YouYu.
The entertainment venue is located less than 15 miles south of Bakersfield, on Tejon Indian tribal land in Mettler, situated at the southernmost tip of California’s Southern San Joaquin Valley and nestled near the base of the historic Grapevine Mountain Pass that connects Southern California to the Central Valley. This region of the San Joaquin Valley is home to one of the most productive agricultural counties in the country and is the center point of the state with access to the Central Coast and both Northern and Southern California within a couple hours’ drive.