Around 30 minutes later there was a post stating that the show was back on so we headed back to the venue. We went elsewhere to get inside from the rain and lightning as we were told to leave. So when we were turned away when we tried to enter a few minutes before the concert was supposed to start I was confused. I bought covered seats so when it was storming on Friday the 2 I was not worried. Rating: 1 out of 5 did not handle storm by Neila on 6/6/23 Leader Bank Pavilion - Boston.Other than that, the music sounded great and the atmosphere was amazing. When we first arrived, it was really hard to figure out where the line ended because it was so long that it mixed in with the actual crowd. The only issue that we had while at this venue was that there was no structure to the drink line. Hippo Campus was AMAZING!!! I was expecting the venue to be a lot larger than it was because it was outdoors, but I was pleasantly surprised at how small it felt. Rating: 5 out of 5 LOVE!! by KT on 6/6/23 Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage - New York.I didn't know all the songs but they were amazing!!!! They sounded great live, and the visuals were truly amazing!!! I highly recommend it! Rating: 5 out of 5 Very good!!! by iggy on 6/7/23 Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage - New York.Through cinematic, sonic clarity, LP3 is a sweeping account of courage and tenacity tender-hearted stumbling that leads you on the right path after all. It looks at how growing up can just feel like something that's always moving past you when you're trying to grab a hold of it it's a push-and-pull of letting go or holding tighter - and figuring out what matters the most. LP3 is, then, their strongest and most complete work yet - a freshly-inked portrait excavating young adulthood and identity and, more importantly, how that personal identity fits into a larger camaraderie. It was challenging in its own way to branch outside of Hippo - and it made the eventual return to the project feel like coming home. Navigating solo projects and new dynamics and the spotlight alone is humbling, bringing up new insecurities and defense mechanisms. Luppen and Stocker both put out solo records as Lupin and Brotherkenzie respectively, and the two also teamed up with Caleb Hinz to put out the debut Baby Boys record while DeCarlo Jackson founded, and collaborated with multiple bands around the Twin Cities, including DNM, Arlo, and FPA. Over the last few years, the Hippo universe has expanded outward. It's also a study in the nuances of growing up - coming to terms with mortality, the confusing journey of sexuality, bottoming out, seeing decisions from the night before in the harsh morning light finding your identity as a person and as an artist - how that can be a collision of elation and shame, painful and joyful all at once. Although the five-piece has been friends since middle school and put out a number of studio releases since its inception, it's the new record, LP3, that's the most honest portrait of who Hippo Campus is. In the years between 2018's BAMBI and LP3, Minneapolis' Hippo Campus - made up of vocalist/guitarists Jake Luppen and Nathan Stocker, drummer Whistler Allen, bassist Zach Sutton, and trumpeter DeCarlo Jackson - has grown up and into itself.
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