The Beths Biography
The Beths are a New Zealand alternative rock band known for sharp songwriting, bright harmonies and energetic guitar arrangements. Led by singer and guitarist Elizabeth Stokes, the group built an international following with albums including Future Me Hates Me, Jump Rope Gazers and Expert in a Dying Field. Their music pairs catchy melodies with thoughtful lyrics, making the band a compelling live act for fans of modern indie rock.
The Beths are scheduled to perform at The Mill & Mine in Knoxville, Tennessee, on. The supplied event information lists one date at the venue, so previous appearances at The Mill & Mine cannot be confirmed. The show is part of Knoxville's Concerts calendar and falls within the Alternative category. Event details and ticket information are available through ticketsknoxvilletn.com.
Venue and Seating Information
The Mill & Mine is the Knoxville venue for this performance. Seating and viewing arrangements can vary by event, and the available information does not specify a configuration for The Beths' date. Check the event listing before purchasing to confirm whether the show is general admission, reserved seating or a combination.
For a standing-room concert, arriving early can help fans choose a preferred viewing position; guests who prioritize comfort should verify whether seating will be available. No specific section ratings or fan-reported best and worst locations are confirmed for this event.
Parking Information
Parking details, current rates and a designated best parking facility have not been provided for this event. Fans should check venue guidance and local signs before leaving a vehicle, and allow extra time to find a space near the venue.
- Review nearby public parking options and any posted event-day restrictions before arrival.
- Consider a drop-off or rideshare plan if convenient parking is unavailable or rates are not confirmed.
The Beths Knoxville reviews
Show was great-venue TERRIBLE
"The amazing showman, The Beths, still has it even if he can't hit those high notes. After the show at the Alamodome, there wasn't a worker in sight. All the crowd was headed one way and then being turned around- it was awful. The Alamodome was atrocious! Still, I will never go to a show there again. It was a problem to not have anyone working crowd control to help with questions. If there was a security issue or any kind of issue- there was NO ONE in sight that could have helped. I had my 70 year old mother with me and couldn't find anyone who worked there to tell us how to get to the parking lot on a flat surface. When I finally found one person, they couldn't even tell me how to get there. They said to try the exit at the opposite side of the venue, but they weren't even sure if that was correct. Well, I'd already hiked my mom all around the venue and I wasn't going to walk around again with her so I had to practically carry her down the stairs. Once we got to the car, we sat in the car for 1.5 hours waiting for the cars to thin out. So unsafe. And once we got out, a train was stuck on the tracks. Our hotel that was literally 3 mins away took over an hour to get to. I will NEVER go back to Alamodome. Its a mess and the lack of employees/security is a big problem."