Train At Leach Amphitheater

Train’s performance at Leach Amphitheater in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was nothing short of spectacular, an evening that perfectly blended nostalgia, high energy, and undeniable musical talent. The weather was ideal for an outdoor show—cool breezes and clear skies—as fans gathered to enjoy a night of great music by the iconic band.

As the sun set behind the stage, the anticipation in the air was palpable. Opening the night was Better Than Ezra, who set a laid-back but solid tone with their smooth, alt-rock hits. Their performance was a perfect warm-up, but there was no doubt that Train was the main event, and when they hit the stage, the crowd's excitement skyrocketed.

Train wasted no time diving straight into their massive catalog of hits. The crowd erupted as they kicked things off with “If It's Love,” the upbeat anthem that got everyone on their feet. From there, they didn't slow down. “Meet Virginia,” “Drops of Jupiter,” and “Hey, Soul Sister” followed, each song drawing cheers and sing-alongs from the packed crowd.

As the final notes of the night echoed through the arena, Train took a moment to thank the crowd for their incredible support. With a grin, they waved goodbye, leaving behind a trail of upbeat tunes and heartfelt melodies. It was a show filled with great music, great vibes, and an unforgettable atmosphere. They truly delivered a performance that lived up to their reputation, and everyone left the concert knowing they’d witnessed something special.