BETHLEHEM, Pa. — They have performed across the nation.<\/p>\n
“Some high-energy, pop, alternative, synth-based fun,” said Patti Beranek.<\/p>\n
And now they will be at the center of the Wind Creek Stage at Musikfest in Bethlehem.<\/p>\n
“It feels really lovely to be here,” said Jean-Philip Grobler.<\/p>\n
Grobler and Beranek with St. Lucia are opening for Third Eye Blind.<\/p>\n
“I’ve actually never seen them live before, so I’m pumped to see some of their set,” said Grobler.<\/p>\n
Grobler said he grew up listening to the band and is especially into their second record.<\/p>\n
“I love how they went a little more progressive on that record, and that’s always been something to me as a musical artist kind of deal with the two extremes from the more poppy leaning music stuff because I love pop music and then leaning left of center and experimental,” said Grobler.<\/p>\n
This will be the husband-wife duo’s first time at Musikfest.<\/p>\n
“I love connecting with people and just feeling their energy and giving something back and taking, that exchange is a beautiful and energizing experience,” said Beranek.<\/p>\n
An experience they are bringing right here to Bethlehem.<\/p>\n
“I hope we gain some new fans, make people smile and dance,” said Grobler.<\/p>\n
Third Eye Blind is scheduled to take the stage at 7 p.m.<\/p>\n