Concerts [Archive] - Music & Musician Forums

Mute Print

08-02-2005, 04:38 PM

This thread is designed to act as a place to discuss anything regarding concerts, including, but not limited to:

stories / reviews of shows you've been to
your favorite / least favorite live bands
setlists
shows you are going to in the weeks ahead
dates of upcoming tours
etc

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Fall Out Boy/The Starting Line/Motion City Soundtrack/Boys Night Out/Panic! at the Disco - Nintendo Fushion Tour

09.28 Detroit, MI @ State Theater
09.29 Columbus, OH @ PromoWest Pavilion
09.30 Chicago, IL @ Aragon Ballroom
10.01 Cleveland, OH @ Tower City Amphitheatre
10.05 Rochester, NY @ ESL Sports Center
10.15 Myrtle Beach, SC @ House Of Blues
10.20 St. Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Landing
10.22 Dallas, TX @ Nokia Live at Grand Prairie
10.23 Austin, TX @ Stubb\'s
10.24 Houston, TX @ Verizon Wireless Theater
10.26 Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theater
10.27 Los Angeles, CA @ Wiltern Theater
10.28 San Diego, CA @ Soma
10.29 Tucson, AZ @ Coconuts
10.31 Irvine, CA @ Bren Events Center
11.01 Las Vegas, NV @ House Of Blues
11.02 Sacramento, CA & California State University
11.03 San Francisco, CA @ Warfield Theater
11.04 Chico, CA @ California State University
11.08 Salt Lake City, UT @ Promontory Hall
11.09 Denver, CO @ The Fillmore
11.10 Kansas City, MO @ Uptown Theater
11.11 Omaha, NB @ Sokol Underground
11.12 Minneapolis, MN @ The Myth
11.13 St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant
11.15 Des Moines, IA @ Val Air Ballroom
11.16 Milwaukee, WI @ Eagles Ballroom
11.17 Grand Rapids, MI @ Orbit Room
11.18 Indianapolis, IN @ Egyptian Room
11.20 Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart's
11.22 Providence, RI @ Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel

Note: These are not all the dates. This tour is expected to hit about 40 cities.
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Bands I've Seen: Epidemic, Jerry Cantrell, Nickelback(x2), Something Corporate, Good Charlotte(x3), Strata, Finger Eleven, Smile Empty Soul, Trapt, Taking Back Sunday(x2), The Used(x2), Blink-182, 12 Stones, Puddle of Mudd, 3 Doors Down, The Casualties, Coheed & Cambria, Rufio, Anti-Flag, Sugarcult(x3), Yellowcard, Story of the Year(x2), Flogging Molly, New Found Glory(x2), Bad Religion, Godsmack, Metallica, Punchline(x3), Bayside, Hawthorne Heights(x4), Mest, Green Day, Lola Ray, Hazen St, Sum-41(x2), A Thorn for Every Heart, Hellogoodbye, Plain White T's(x2), Hidden in Plain View(x2), My Chemical Romance(x2), Hopesfall, Anberlin, Unwritten Law, The Suicide Pact, Armor for Sleep, Mae, The Starting Line(x2), Rock Kills Kid, Action Action(x2), Midtown, Led Astray, Paramore, Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer, El Pus, Reel Big Fish, The Willing, Sullivan Ave, The Forecast, Sunday Driver, Scary Kids Scaring Kids, Speakerfire, The Working Title, This Day and Age, Relient K, Matchbook Romance, Saosin, MXPX, Senses Fail, Millencolin, Dropkick Murphys, Fall Out Boy, The Offspring, All-American Rejects, Waking Ashland, Gatsby's American Dream, Spitalfield

Bands I have lined up to see: I am the Avalanche, Scary Kids Scaring Kids, Evergreen Terrace, Silverstein, Jimmy Eat World, The Code, Big D and the Kids Table, The Casualties, Anti-Flag, Breaking Benjamin, Staind, 3 Doors Down, Whole Wheat Bread, A Wilhelm Scream, Catch 22, Madison, Day At The Fair,The Mile After,The Suicide Pact, The Soviettes, Smoke or Fire, The Epoxies, Against Me and possibly... The Number Twelve Looks Like You, The Letters Organize, Now In Stores, Inferis, The Line Dance Massacre, Silent Surrender
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So, anyway, discuss anything related to concerts. I'll put up a short review of one of the shows I've been to in a little bit.

Untitled

08-02-2005, 04:43 PM

Bands ive seen live... In order of me seeing them.... NOt the support bands though..

Sum41
Blink182
Blink182
Greenday
The Used
Taking Back Sunday
Finch
My Chemical Romance
Pennywise

Band I have lined up to see...

Bad Religion
My Chemical Romance
Stereophonics

And mybe alk3

YAY Me. Ill write som reviews maybe later.

PopPunkFan

08-02-2005, 04:50 PM

I've seen

Good Charlotte (x2)
Goldfinger
Mest
Relient K
Simple Plan

Those are the only pop-punk bands I've seen... I also saw Jimmy Buffet when I was like 6 but I was forced to go.

Mute Print

08-02-2005, 05:08 PM

Vans Warped Tour - July 26th, 2005 @ Darien Lake PAC, Buffalo NY

Here is a short review of my top five performances from this years Warped Tour.

5. Hawthorne Heights - They were the second band of the day to play, and they did a great job of getting the crowd pumped up. They were energetic, and got a great response from the crowd.

Favorite Songs: "Niki FM", "Silver Bullet"

4. Fall Out Boy - They had by far the largest crowd of any of the bands that I saw. They had a ton of energy, and put on a great show. They also achieved the largest mosh pit of any band I saw when they played "Saturday" to close out their set.

Favorite Songs: "Saturday", "I Slept With Someone in Fall Out Boy and All I Got Was This Stupid Song Written About Me"

3. The Starting Line - For some reason, a lot of people left after Fall Out Boy, and didn't hang around for TSL. However, the people who hung around were not dissapointed. TSL put on an amazing show and kept the crowd moving, while playing a good mix of old and new music.

Favorite Songs: "Surprise Surprise", "Best of Me"

2. Saosin - These guys were really impressive. I had never really listen to them before, but they put on a tremedous show. A lot of people seemed to not know who they were, as they were an unexpected addition to the main stage (as was Hawthorne Heights), but they got a great reception.

Favorite Songs: "Seven Years", "Translating the Name"

1. Senses Fail - These guys were absolutely incredible. The crowd was so pumped up throughout their whole set. There was non-stop moshing, crowd surfing, and jumping the whole time. They were energetic, exciting, and easily the most fun band of the night.

Favorite Songs: "Lady in the Blue Dress", "Stephen"

Oh, and if your wondering why Thrice didn't make the top five, it's because a thunderstorm ended their set after just 5 minutes, and they never came back on. :upset:

thomas is fast

08-02-2005, 10:32 PM

I didn't go to Warped Tour...and I'm not sorry.

Sounds Of The Underground freakin kicked ***.

Mustard Plug was pretty okay.

Atreyu, Unearth, and Norma Jean was fun as freakin hell.

Warped 2003 was pretty bad ***.

The Suicide Machines were pretty good.

DKM/The Casualties could have been better.

Rancid had a lack of energy.

From First To Last...well I don't like to talk about that.

Symphony In Peril...got cancelled because the venue forgot to advertise...

Poison The Well was damn fun.

Those are just off the top of my head. There are a few more.

Mute Print

08-03-2005, 01:13 AM

Another review: Action Action - August 1st, 2005 @ The Icon, Buffalo NY

This past Monday I went to see Spitalfield, Gatsby's American Dream, Waking Ashland, and Action Action. It was the last day of the tour, and all the bands were great. Action Action came on last, and they played an awesome set. At the end of the last song, the band started to completely demolish the stage. The drummer kicked over the bass drum, and then began pounding on one of the shnares so hard that it fell over. Meanwhile, one of the keyboard players almost knocked his keyboard into the crowd. It was hilarious. :lol:

Kif

08-03-2005, 05:18 AM

Bands I've seen: Muse, Hundred Reasons, Sum 41, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, American Hi-Fi, Blink-182, Motion City Soundtrack, The Kinison, Green Day, New Found Glory, Communique, Taking Back Sunday, My Chemical Romance, Funeral For A Friend, A Static Lullaby, Gratitiude, Bullet For My Valentine, Jimmy Eat World, Sugarcult, Finch, Million Dead, InMe, Bowling For Soup, Less Than Jake, Staind, The Darkness, Linkin Park, Violent Delight, 22-20's, Lostprophets, Placebo, 50 Cent, Green Day, Goldie Lookin' Chain, Reel Big Fish, The Distillers, The Hives, Ash, The Offspring, Alexisonfire, Allister, Flogging Molly, Avenged Sevenfold, Coheed And Cambria, Bouncing Souls, Goldfinger

Bands I am seeing: Alkaline Trio, Story Of The Year, Rise Against, The Used, Funeral For A Friend, Killswitch Engage, Reggie And The Full Effect,

Bands I want to see: The Starting Line, Anberlin, The Early November, Millencolin, Flogging Molly, Randy, The Unseen, Bad Religion, Emanuel, Motion City Soundtrack, Circa Survive.

I'll do a review later

SunnyDayRealEstateAM

08-03-2005, 02:37 PM

Bands I've Seen:

New Found Glory
Coheed And Cambria
The Sounds
Thursday
Aquabats
Taking Back Sunday
The Vandals
Bad Religion
Nevea Tears
This Love Machine
Scary Kids Scaring Kids
Strike Anywhere
Thrice
Halifax
Yesterday's Rising
The Bled
Tsunami Bomb
Underoath
Senses Fail

Bands I'm Going To Seeing:

Between The Buried And Me
The Red Chord
The Locust
Halifax
Hidden In Plain View
Pretty Girls Make Graves

mostlydeadonarrival

08-03-2005, 03:22 PM

Bands I have seen

Millencolin(2)
LTJ
Elvis Costello(2, you all owe to yourselves to check this guy out)
DKM
Bad Religion(2)
Rise Against(2)
Tsunami Bomb
Green Day
NFG(2 urgh)
RBF(2)
Catch 22
FFTL
Social D
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
Sugarcult
Only Crime
A Thorn for Every Heart
Boys Night Out
Rufio
Fall Out Boy
The Matches
Suburban Legends
El Pus
Punchline
Zolof Rock and Roll Destoryer
Story of The Year
Death Cab For Cutie
Roses Are Red
Sonic Youth
Paul Macartney
Alakline Trio
Nofx
Against Me!
Ducky Boys
Blood for Blood
The Killers

Soon to come
Green Day
JEW
Boucning Souls
DKM

The Crowing

08-03-2005, 03:35 PM

Heh. I haven't been to many concerts :(. But anyway, the bands I've seen are.

The Used
My Chemical Romance
Killswitch Engage
UnderOATH
Senses Fail
A Static Lullaby
My American Heart
Of Blessings and Burdens
Antilove
The Miles Between
Folly
(aka Local Stuff)

At Warped I'm planning on seeing: Thrice, Saosin, FOB, MCR, Avenged Sevenfold, Emery, The Receiving End of Sirens, Circa Survive, Boys Night Out.

skankin'sophr

08-03-2005, 04:00 PM

Bands i have seen (in order; concerts sepperated by /): Kid Rock, Aerosmith / Switchfoot, Yellowcard, Something Corporate, Less Than Jake, Smile Empty Soul, Hoobastank, Dashboard Confessional, Ataris, AFI / Coheed, Thursday, AFI / Suburban Legends, Lucky Boys Confusion, Catch 22, RX Bandits. Reel big Fish / Warped Tour: Coheed, From Autumn To Ashes, Bad Religion, NOFX, Flogging Molly, New Found Glory, Yellowcard, TAking Back Sunday, and some more i forget / Linkin Park, Snoop Dogg, Korn, The Used, Less Than Jake / From First To Last, Rise Against, Bad Religion / Taking Back Sunday, The Quick Fix Kills, Fall Out Boy, Matchbook Romance / Go Betty Go, Voodoo glow skulls, big d and the kids table, the f-ups / against all authority, the know how, the cohorts, rude squad / the toasters, rude squad, the cohorts, the supervillains / Ska Is Dead 2: The Know How, MU330, Streetlight Manifesto, Voodoo Glow Skulls / Toots And The Maytals, Inner Circle, Particle / Less Than Jake, Allister, Hidden In Plain View, Days Away / Mustard Plug, Dan Potthast, Over It, Rude Squad, Safety / Fishbone, Slightly Stoopid / PLanet smashers, Safety, The Cohorts, The Know How / SkaFest 2005!: Spread Eagle, one and Done, The Game show, Supervillains, Cohorts, Taj Motel Trio, Until August / The Cohorts, Tribal Style, The Duppies, Dan Potthast, Rude Squad / Phenomenauts, Epoxies, Aquabats / Alkaline Trio, Rise Against, Death By Stereo / Ska Party: Sweet Kings, Cohorts, Insufficiant Numbers, The Corks, Supervillains, Know How, I Voted For Kodos, Skif Dank, The Go Aways / A Billion Ernies, Cant Do It, The Planning Fallacy / Trifives, Tres Bien, The Same, Stazny

ahhh, i love shows

PS: that doesnt count local ones

Mute Print

08-03-2005, 04:06 PM

Here are a few cool tours that are coming up in the near future.

Motion City Soundtrack/Copeland/Circa Survive - UK Tour

09/16 - Manchester, UK @ Manchest Academy 3
09/17 - Cardiff, UK @ Cardiff Barfly
09/18 - Birmingham, UK @ Birmingham Bar Academy
09/19 - Oxford, UK @ Oxford Zodiac
09/21 - Southhampton, UK @ Southhampton Joiners
09/22 - London, UK @ London Islington Academy
09/24 - Leeds, UK @ Leeds Cockpit
09/25 - Glasgow, UK @ King Tuts

I wish this tour was in the US. If any of you guys get to go, put up a review
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Thrice/Underoath/The Bled/Veda (not Finch/H.I.M./Skindred)

10/04 - Las Vegas, NV - House of Blues
10/05 - San Diego - SOMA
10/06 - San Diego - SOMA
10/07 - Irvine, CA - Bren Events Center at UC Irvine
10/08 - San Francisco, CA - The Warfield
10/09 - Portland, OR - Roseland
10/10 - Seattle, WA - Showbox
10/12 - Salt Lake City, UT - In The Venue
10/13 - Denver, CO - Fillmore Auditorium
10/14 - Omaha, NE - Sokol Auditorium
10/15 - Kansas City, MO - Beaumont
10/16 - St. Louis, MO - Pop's
10/18 - Fargo, ND - Playmaker's Pavilion
10/19 - Minneapolis, MN - Quest
10/20 - Milwaukee, WI - The Rave
10/21 - Chicago, IL - The Riviera
10/22 - Detroit, MI - State Theatre
10/23 - Cincinnati, OH - Bogarts
10/25 - Cleveland, OH - House Of Blues
10/26 - Toronto, ON - The Docks
10/27 - Ottawa, ON - Capital Music Hall
10/28 - Montreal, QC - Centre-Pierre Charbonneau
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The Spill Canvas/This Day and Age/Mashlin - One Eleven Tour 2005

8/30 - Salt Lake City, UT Kilby Court
8/31 - Boise, ID Bogler's Nightclub
9/01 - Eugene, OR WOW Hall
9/02 - Spokane, WA The Molotov Room
9/04 - Oakland, CA Imusicast
9/06 - Pomona, CA Glass House
9/07 - Los Angeles, CA Troubadour
9/08 - San Diego, CA Epicentre
9/09 - Phoenix, AZ Modified
9/10 - Albuquerque, NM Launchpad
9/11 - Dallas, TX Galaxy Club
9/12 - Houston, TX Mary Janes
9/13 - Tallahassee, FL Beta Bar
9/14 - Orlando, FL The Social
9/15 - Tampa, FL Orpheum
9/16 - Atlanta, GA Masquerade
9/17 - Greensboro, NC Ace's Basement
9/18 - Falls Church, VA Providence Rec Center
9/20 - Philadelphia, PA Pontiac Grille
9/21 - Montclair, NJ Bloomfield Ave Café
9/22 - Farmingdale, NY The Downtown
9/23 - Hamden, CT The Space
9/24 - Buffalo, NY The Buffalo Icon :cool:
9/25 - Detroit, MI The Shelter
9/26 - Chicago, IL The Bottom Lounge
9/27 - Appleton, WI The Monkey Wrench
9/28 - Iowa City, IA Gabe's
9/30 - Kansas City, MO El Torreon
10/01 - Boulder, CO Club 156
10/02 - Sioux Falls, SD Shulte Room TBA

poprocks&coke

08-03-2005, 06:02 PM

Whoah dude, you must be made of money.

I've seen McFly (oh God that's embarrassing), Blink 182, Sugarcult, The Kinison, Taking Back Sunday, Jimmy Eat World, Hard Fi and Green Day twice.

I'm going to see: Alkaline Trio, Queens of the Stone Age, The Killers, The Pixies, The Subways, Dropkick Murphys, My Chemical Romance, Do Me Bad Things, Yourcodenameis:milo, The Cooper Temple Clause, Fightstar and McFly again (:D)

I don't have very much money, therefore I can't go to many shows. My mommy doesn't pay for everything.

Untitled

08-03-2005, 06:13 PM

Where are you seeing My Chem?

poprocks&coke

08-03-2005, 06:16 PM

Leeds.

Untitled

08-03-2005, 06:18 PM

Leed festival?

**** you, you should of got tickets for there next tour or something. I wouldnt mind meeting some more MXers.

poprocks&coke

08-03-2005, 06:18 PM

I thought we were having a meet up anyway? I could find an excuse to go to Manchester at Christmas.

Dead Star

08-03-2005, 06:21 PM

I couldn't

:upset:

I would love to meet all you guys.

Untitled

08-03-2005, 06:22 PM

I thought we were having a meet up anyway? I could find an excuse to go to Manchester at Christmas.
Me and Chris wanted people to meet up in Manchester these summer holidays, but we seemed to be the only people who wanted to....

Fabz

08-03-2005, 06:34 PM

Bands I've seen: Bad Religion, Anti-Flag, Billy Talent, Rise Against (x2), Flogging Molly (x2), The Briggs, Street Dogs, Belvedere, Break The Silence, Ghost Of A Modern Man (X2), The Reason (x2), Brazil, Black Maria (X2), Guttermouth, Planet Smashers (x2), Goldfinger, NOFX, Good Riddance, Against Me!, Amber Pacific, Transplants, Millencolin, Offspring, Avenged Sevenfold, Hopesfall, The Bled (x2), Dropkick Murphys, Thrice (x2), Flatliners, The Know How, The Toasters, Mustard Plug, Strung Out, Comeback Kid, Bane, Cursed, Mare, Converge, Terror, Saves The Day, Senses Fail...

Bands I'm seing soon: Mental and Blacklisted

Bands I want to see: 100 Demons, A Wilhelm Scream, Allegiance, Blacklisted, Blood For Blood, BoySetsFire, Bullet For My Valentine, Champion, Final Fight, First Blood, Good Clean Fun, Go It Alone, Hatebreed, Hot Cross, Madball, Mastodon, Mental, Most Precious Blood, Only Crime, Poison The Well, Promise, Propagandhi, Ramallah, Smoke or Fire, Social Distortion, Stretch Arm Strong, Strike Anywhere, Verse

10571z

08-04-2005, 07:56 AM

bands i have seen or going to see like as in i have tickets

blink 182 x2
offspring
brand new
gyroscope x2
sparta
funeral for a friend
the used
behind crimson eyes
kill switch engage
story of the year
rise against
i killed the prom queen
the getaway plan

UHbassist7

08-04-2005, 08:29 AM

my list is short. i dont have money to go to many concerts.

Aerosmith
My Chemical Romance (x2)
Green Day
30 Seconds To Mars
Unwritten Law
Social Distortion

I had tickets to Sum 41 but they cancelled.

DepthsOfDreams555

08-04-2005, 12:50 PM

This year i went to warped tour in indy and i had an excellent time i wanted to see senses fail so bad and they didnt let me down they played by far the best set there they played so great i was really surprised how good fall out boy sounded live i had never seen them live and they sounded really good at warped tour My chemical romance was really good so was hawthorne heights funeral for a friend was jus ok matchbook romance really dissapointed me i thought they blew and i didnt get to see thrice so that was a bummer but it was still excellent im also gunna go see coheed and cambria in october so that should be sweet

thomas is fast

08-04-2005, 01:39 PM

Flogging Molly, August 10. I'm really excited.

skankin'sophr

08-04-2005, 01:43 PM

(not Finch/H.I.M./Skindred)

are finch, skindred, and HIM going on tour?

Mute Print

08-04-2005, 01:44 PM

are finch, skindred, and HIM going on tour?
I'm not sure, but when I posted those dates yesterday, the site I got them from (absolutepunk) labelled them as Finch tour dates, not Thrice. They corrected it to day, but the article didn't mention if Finch would actually be touring with Skindred and H.I.M.

skankin'sophr

08-04-2005, 02:17 PM

so where did you get the idea that skindred him and finch were all touring together?

poprocks&coke

08-04-2005, 02:23 PM

I don't know, but System of a Down are touring with The Mars Volta

:upset:

Mute Print

08-04-2005, 02:24 PM

so where did you get the idea that skindred him and finch were all touring together?
Absolutepunk labelled the Thrice tour dates as "Finch/H.I.M./Skindred", and I originally posted them as that. Then this morning Absolutepunk corrected themselves saying the dates were Thrice, not Finch, so I wanted to make sure no one was confused.

Here is the article from absolutepunk: http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=81073

And I can't find anything about a Finch/H.I.M./Skindred tour, so I'm guessing it might not be happening, or there are no dates for it yet.

bacon3

08-04-2005, 08:16 PM

Im off to warped tour on saturday :D

plaidbassbilly

08-05-2005, 03:24 AM

Bands I've seen:
Gyroscope x3, Blink 182 x2, The Cops x2, Grinspoon x2, Behind Crimson Eyes x2, Green Day, Motion City Soundtrack, Mxpx, Simple Plan, Sparta, Kiss, Brand New, Good Charlotte, Day Of Contempt, Gob, Machine Gun Fellatio, John Butler Trio, Powderfinger, The Tremors, After The Fall, The Vasco Era, The Living End, Grand Fatal, Shihad & Sunset Avenue.

Bands I'm going to see:
Simple Plan, All American Rejects, Kisschasy & Behind Crimson Eyes.

Dragon_Prince

08-05-2005, 04:30 AM

Uh I saw

Green Day
NFG was playing with them

U2,
Kaiser Chiefs And The Killers played with them

Coldplay
The singer from The Verve was with them
and some local band

Soon, Dream Theater ^^

Mute Print

08-05-2005, 12:59 PM

Another tour update:

The first announced dates for the Story Of The Year / Anberlin / Funeral For A Friend / He Is Legend tour can be found below:

09/22 - Wichita, KS - onsale 8/13, presale 8/11
09/23 - Denver, CO - onsale 8/6, presale now.
09/25 - Las Vegas, NV - onsale 8/13, presale 8/11
09/26 - Ventura, CA - onsale 8/13, presale 8/11
09/28 - Hollywood, CA - onsale 8/13, presale 8/11
09/29 - Anaheim, CA - onsale 8/13, presale 8/11
10/02 - Fort Worth, TX - onsale 8/13, presale 8/11
10/10 - Toronto, ONT - onsale 8/10, presale now.
10/13 - Chicago, IL - onsale 8/13, presale 8/11
10/14 - Kansas City, MO - onsale soon

***MORE DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON***

If this tour doesn't come here, I seriously think I will cry. :(
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More dates for the Acceptance "Take Cover" tour with The Receiving End Of Sirens, Cartel, Augustana, Panic! At The Disco have been released:

8/18 Baltimore, MD Sonar
8/19 Norfolk, VA Norva
8/20 Columbia, SC New Brookland Tavern
8/22 Orlando, FL The Social
8/23 Ft Lauderdale, FL Culture Room
8/24 St Petersburg, FL State Theater
8/25 Atlanta, GA Masquerade
8/26 Raliegh, NC The Brewery
8/27 Nashville, TN Rocketown
8/29 Houston, TX Meridian - Red Room
8/30 San Antonio, TX The Sanctuary
8/31 Dallas, TX TBA
9/2 Tucson, AZ Scrappy\'s
9/3 Tempe, AZ Clubhouse
9/4 Flagstaff, AZ Lo-Fi Cafe
9/6 Las Vegas, NV House Of Blues
9/7 Sacramento, CA The Underground
9/8 San Jose, CA KCNL show - ACCEPTANCE ONLY
9/9 Portland, OR Hawthorne Theater
9/10 Seattle, WA El Corazon
9/11 Cedar Rapids, IA Coe College w/Motion City Soundtrack ONLY
9/15 Los Angeles, CA Roxy Theatre
9/16 San Diego, CA Soma
9/17 Pamona, CA The Glass House
9/19 Salt Lake City, UT Lo-Fi Cafe
9/20 Denver, CO Rock Island
9/21 Kansas City, MO El Torreon
9/22 St Louis, MO Creepy Crawl
9/23 Minneapolis, MN Ascot Room

Kif

08-05-2005, 01:04 PM

If you read the News thread, you will know that Fenix*TX are playing a show on Friday, August 19 at Clubhouse, Arizona.

Well, you may not know that Homegrown is supporting. That's not really the important part though.

You may not know that this CD will be recorded live and put out by this amazing band who called it quits in 2002. I suggest you go to it, they will no doubt be amazing.

dan_electro182

08-05-2005, 10:32 PM

ive seen...
taking back sunday, hidden in plain view, simple plan, new found glory, incubus, the music, red hot chili peppers, mars volta, queens of the stone age.

plan/want to see
the spill canvas, brand new, etc etc

dougefresh

08-05-2005, 10:39 PM

In chronilogical order

Van Halen - Very very good. I thought the bass solo could have been cut from the show, because it was pretty much the bassist wanking on his bass. It was awesome for a reunion, I thought.

Metallica - Not as good as I thought it would be. I think their setlist was very weak. They didn't play as many old songs as I wished they had. Not bad though.

Less than Jake - So so so so awesome. They played every song I wish they played. They played a lot of old stuff, and it was so fun. Hidden in Plain View, Kane Hodder, and These Green Eyes played with them. I liked These Green Eyes the best. Kane Hodder sucked royally, and I'm not really into Hidden in Plain View, but they weren't bad.

Lamb of God - Great great great. I don't really think anything bad happened (ie. crappy setlist, sound) and the crowd was crazy.

I can't see Thrice later this fall, because of a marching band coommitment. I am very upset about that.

Mute Print

08-05-2005, 10:44 PM

Metallica - Not as good as I thought it would be. I think their setlist was very weak. They didn't play as many old songs as I wished they had. Not bad though.

Really? When I saw them, they played only three songs from St. Anger, and the rest were older. It was an amazing show. The best non-pop-punk show I've seen.

dougefresh

08-05-2005, 10:50 PM

Really? When I saw them, they played only three songs from St. Anger, and the rest were older. It was an amazing show. The best non-pop-punk show I've seen.

Well they played Turn the Page, Fuel, some songs off Load and Reload that I don't remember, and totally butchered Fade to Black by stopping halfway and yelling chants.

They played a handful of good shows, and those were great. I just wasn't satisfied because of the amount of 1990+ songs.

Mute Print

08-05-2005, 10:53 PM

Oh. When I saw them they played a good variety of songs. They played one or two great songs from each album. It was the longest set I think I've ever seen too. :cool:

Godsmack opened, and they were pretty good also.

Dragon_Prince

08-06-2005, 06:25 AM

dougefresh

08-06-2005, 09:36 AM

EmoSreamoPunk - Yeah.. I stayed in our car in the parking lot until I heard Godsmack was done :lol:

Dragon Prince - I don't have a clue if they're going to tour again, let alone Europe. That would be cool though, I don't think it is likely :(

poprocks&coke

08-06-2005, 05:29 PM

w00t! I've just got back from a Green Day tribute band called Green Dayz (wow, what an oringinal name... haha) and I managed to nick the setlist and hug 'Billie Joe'. It was pretty kewl.

They played:
American Idiot
Longview
Welcome To Paradise
86
Chump
Geek Stink Breath
Brain Stew
Hitchin A Ride
2000 Lightyears Away
Nice Guys Finish Last
Warning
Blvd. Of Broken Dreams
St Jimmy
Holiday
Basket Case
She
When I Come Around
WMUWSE
Time Of Your Life
Minority

They weren't that bad, except the bass was out of tune most of the way through and he kept forgetting the words. Oh well, I had fun...

Untitled

08-06-2005, 05:54 PM

That setlist is a million times better then the realy Green Days recent set.

Dragon_Prince

08-06-2005, 06:06 PM

Dragon Prince - I don't have a clue if they're going to tour again, let alone Europe. That would be cool though, I don't think it is likely :(

Too bad, although halve the band comes from Europa 8-)

ramoneskidd1234

08-27-2005, 12:09 AM

band i have seen
green day
new found glory
sugarcult
simple plan
good charlotte
relient k

band i am going to see
my chemical romance
alkaline trio
fall out boy
boys noght out
the starting line
motion city sondtrack
panic at the disco

cant wait for the nintendo fusion tour and mcr and alkaline trio

plaidbassbilly

08-27-2005, 06:44 AM

This Wednesday Mxpx, Motion City Soundtrack and Sunset Avenue are playing an U18 gig at the Hi Fi Bar in Melbourne.

CommieCanada

08-27-2005, 10:04 AM

Bands that i have seen:

Underoath
The Bled
Scary Kids Scaring Kids
Yesterday's Rising
Between the Buried and Me
Fall Out Boy x 2
MCR x 2
Story of the year
Fear Before the March of Flames
the chariot
hopesfall
mad caddies
less than jake
AFI x 3
Thursday x 3
Coheed and Cambria x 3
The Cure

that was all this year too

Gnarmageddon

08-27-2005, 10:06 AM

You saw AFI 3 times this year?!?!

I still haven't seen them once. :upset:

CommieCanada

08-27-2005, 10:08 AM

You saw AFI 3 times this year?!?!

I still haven't seen them once. :upset:
well some of last year and this year

Riding_Downstream

08-27-2005, 10:11 AM

This is pitiful, I'm going to my first concert in less than a month- Green Day Jimmy Eat World on Sept. 12. I'm only 13 though

Want to see-
Alk3
Story of the year
Streetlight Manifesto
Mighty Mighty Bosstones (I don't know if they are still even a band, but I would love to see them)
The Living End
Less Than Jake
The Offspring (same as MMB i don't know if they are still together, but I think they are)

I woud love to go to Warped Tour some year, I don't know if it ever comes through Indiana though.

Gnarmageddon

08-27-2005, 10:29 AM

Where do you live in Indiana? It does come through here. I think it was on July 20 this year. I don't remember.

DepthsOfDreams555

08-27-2005, 11:29 AM

Don't know if it comes through Indiana!!!!!!!!!!! I live in South Bend Indiana and I traveled down to Indianapolis this past summer on July 20th(right Spence) to go to Warped Tour and it was really good. It usually goes to Indy neways. Just check the dates man.

Mute Print

08-27-2005, 11:37 AM

Here's a list of shows I might be going to in the upcoming months:

# Saturday 9/3 – 3 Doors Down, Staind, Breaking Benjamin
# Tuesday 9/6 – Catch 22, A Wilhelm Scream, Whole Wheat Bread,
# Saturday 9/10 – Cute is What We Aim For, My American Heart
# Sunday 9/11 – Madison, Day at the Fair, The Suicide Pact
# Thursday 9/15 – Waking Ashland, JamisonParker, An Angle
# Tuesday 9/20 – Amber Pacific, Houston Calls, Socratic
# Friday 9/23 – The Black Dahlia Murder, Between the Buried and Me
# Saturday 9/24 – This Day and Age, The Spill Canvas, Mashlin
# Sunday 9/25 – Against Me!, The Epoxies, Smoke or Fire
# Tuesday 9/27 – Stilll Remains, Yesterday’s Rising
# Friday 9/30 – Punchline, Speakerfire
# Sunday 10/2 - Pennywise, A Wilhelm Scream, H2O
# Friday 10/14 – Mae, Circa Survive
# Sunday 10/16 – Emery, Gatsby’s American Dream,
# Sunday 10/30 – Fear Before The March Of Flames, The Fall of Troy
# Saturday 11/19 – Matchbook Romance, Armor For Sleep
# Thursday 12/8 - Hawthorne Heights, Silverstein,

And possibly these too (out of town shows):

#Saturday 10/29(or 30) – Saves the Day, Senses Fail
#Wednesday 10/5 – Fall Out Boy, The Starting Line

*And Juliana Theory and Lovedrug this Tuesday*

Gnarmageddon

08-27-2005, 11:39 AM

Gah! Hardly any shows come here, except for at the Emerson (which I'm not allowed to go to. :mad: ) and the Fishers YMCA.

I think I'm seeing the Nintendo Fusion Tour in September and Against Me! in November. And my friend said Sloppy Seconds is coming here soon, but I don't know when or where.

Edit: Lovedrug is reeeeeally good live.

08-27-2005, 11:47 AM

Does anyone know if Underoath are any good live? I might be seeing them at a small local venue.

Mute Print

08-27-2005, 11:49 AM

Edit: Lovedrug is reeeeeally good live.
I've heard that from a lot of people, but I've never even heard their music. I'm kind of going to check them out more than anything, even though I haven't heard anything by them.

ZaaR

08-27-2005, 12:48 PM

Where the hell do you get the money for all of these concerts? I'm lucky if I get to 3 major ones a year. All I've gone to this year is 4 local shows, and the Warped Tour. I have Ska is Dead, and Converge lined-up. That's it. I've seen Blink-182(twice), Sum41, MCR, The Used, Taking Back Sunday(twice), The Casualties, Alexisonfire(twice), Anti-Flag, Dillinger Esc. Plan, Big D and the Kids Table, Scary Kids Scaring Kids, Transplants, Thrice, Lost City Angels, Closet Monster, Dead Letter Dept., Hostage Life, Brat Attack, Bombs Over Providance, Offspring, Billly Talent(twice), Rise Against, A7X, The Kinison, Future's Past, The Casualties, Greenday, Sugarcult, New Found Glory, and Jersey. Most of those bands were viewed at festivals.

Mute Print

08-27-2005, 12:51 PM

Haha, most of the shows on my list cost like $8-$10 dollars per ticket. The ones that are really expensive, such as when I went to Green Day, get paid for by my parents. So that's pretty nice.

DepthsOfDreams555

08-27-2005, 01:11 PM

Hey Brian, where is that Saves the Day, Senses Fail show at????
Could you possibly post dates of other shows.

Also, the only show I'm going to upcomming is Coheed and Cambria on October 1st in Chicago.

Mute Print

08-27-2005, 01:13 PM

Saves The Day, Senses Fail, The Early November, Say Anything

Oct 18 - Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues
Oct 19 - Charlotte, NC @ Tremont Music Hall
Oct 20 - Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
Oct 21 - Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
Oct 22 - Atlantic City. NJ @ House of Blue
Oct 23 - Hartford, CT @ Webster Theatre
Oct 25 - New York, NY @ Irving Plaza
Oct 26 - Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground
Oct 27 - Boston, MA @ Avalon Ballroom

Oct 28 - Montreal, QC @ Centre Pierre-Charbonneau
(Billing for the Montreal show is: Thrice, Senses Fail, Underoath, Saves The
Day, The Bled, Early November, Say Anything, and Veda)

Oct 29 - Toronto, ON @ The Docks
Oct 30 - Rochester, NY @ Water Street Music Hall
Oct 31 - Allentown, PA @ Crocodile Rock
Nov 2 - Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues
Nov 3 - Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall
Nov 4 - Detroit, MI @ St Andrew's Hall
Nov 5 - Detroit, MI @ St Andrew's Hall
Nov 6 - Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
Nov 7 - Chicago, IL @ Metro
Nov 9 - Milwaukee, WI @ The Rave
Nov 10 - Des Moines, IA @ Skate West
Nov 11 - Minneapolis, MN @ Quest
Nov 12 - Kansas City, MO @ Beaumont Club
Nov 13 - Tulsa, OK @ Cain's Ballroom
Nov 15 - Denver, CO @ Aztlan Theatre
Nov 16 - Salt Lake City, UT @ In The Venue
Nov 17 - Boise, ID @ Big Easy Concert House
Nov 18 - Seattle, WA @ El Corazon
Nov 19 - Portland, OR @ Roseland
Nov 21 - San Francisco, CA @ Slim\'s
Nov 22 - San Francisco, CA @ Slim\'s
Nov 23 - Sparks, NV @ New Oasis
Nov 24 - Pomona, CA @ Glasshouse
Nov 25 - W. Hollywood, CA @ House of Blues
Nov 26 - W. Hollywood, CA @ House of Blues
Nov 27 - Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues
Nov 29 - Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues
Nov 30 - San Diego, CA @ House of Blues
Dec 1 - Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
Dec 2 - Albuquerque, NM @ Sunshine Theatre
Dec 3 - El Paso, TX @ The Zone
Dec 5 - Austin, TX @ Emos
Dec 6 - Dallas, TX @ Granada Theatre
Dec 7 - Houston, TX @ Numbers
Dec 9 - St Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Landing
Dec 10 - Ft Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution
Dec 11 - Lake Buena Vista, FL @ House of Blues-Orlando
Dec 12 - Atlanta, GA @ Earthlink Live
Dec 14 - Norfolk, VA @ NorVa

I believe these are the correct dates.

I'm going either October 29th, or 30th. :cool:

Fish

08-27-2005, 01:15 PM

oh so ur from around toronto then too?

DepthsOfDreams555

08-27-2005, 01:15 PM

Awesome, alright I'm definetly going on November 7. Yes thanks a bunch man.

Mute Print

08-27-2005, 01:16 PM

oh so ur from around toronto then too?
I'm actually from Buffalo, NY. But I want to go to Toronto because it's a Saturday, and I want to see Fear Before The March of Flames on that Sunday.

Awesome, alright I'm definetly going on November 7. Yes thanks a bunch man.
No problem. :)

Tjebby

08-27-2005, 01:53 PM

NOV 10. This will take forever. Im going to die of anxiousness, and unpatienceness.

Untitled

08-27-2005, 01:55 PM

I saw bad religion and emanuel ealier this week, and my review....

BOTH BANDS WHERE AWESOME, IF YOU GET THE CHANCE TO SEE THEM. GO.

sam_182

09-01-2005, 04:10 AM

Bands ive seen: Blink182, sparta, gyroscope (3times this weekend), the living end x2, after the fall, jet (not proud of that), any band at push over 2005.

bands im seeing: greenday, MCR, FooFighters, The kaiser cheifs, (i dont have much money=not many gigs)

plaidbassbilly

09-01-2005, 04:31 AM

Hey, when is Green Day coming back to Australia? (To sam182)

Ganondorf

09-01-2005, 05:43 AM

The 'big' bands I've seen are Blink-182, Sugarcult (same tour) and My Chemical Romance.

Other bands I've seen are The Kinison, Million Dead, Skindred and Open Hand

MCR was probably better, because ti was at the London Astoria (which is awesome, really tight), and the fans were all going craxy (even if half of them were just there because the band are 'hot'). Open Hand were on before, they're really good, kinda QOTSA-ish, but all the idiot emo goths were like 'YOU SUCK' everytime there was a break between songs, which was really disrespectfull.

Blink-182/Sugarcult was the first concert I went to, it was at Wembley Arena, the hugest place ever. Sugarcult probably played betetr, hada tighter soudn and voerall better quality, but Blink-182 were just awesome because I like nearly all of their songs, and it was one of the last times they came to the UK before they split up.

I saw Million Dead before they became semi 'big' in the UK, so basically yeah, :) Skindred also played at a local place, the reggae/metal stuff they did was awesome, people went crazy for it!

Ganondorf

09-01-2005, 05:44 AM

I saw bad religion and emanuel ealier this week, and my review....

BOTH BANDS WHERE AWESOME, IF YOU GET THE CHANCE TO SEE THEM. GO.

Yeah, my fried saw those two, said it was good, but he was lsightly uncomfortable with the large G-A-Y sign behind Emanuel when they were playing :confused:

mook

09-01-2005, 07:35 AM

I've seen Blink 182, Taking Back Sunday, Alkaline Trio, Sugarcult, Pixies, The Kinison, Bad Religion, Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly, Rise Against, Alexisonfire, Anti-Flag, Finch, Motion City Soundtrack, My Chemical Romance, Iron Maiden, Foo Fighters, Bedouin Soundclash, QOTSA, All American Rejects, From Autumn To Ashes, Turbonegro, My Awesome Compilation, NOFX, and Million Dead. A lot of these were at Leeds.

I'm planning on seeing Alkaline Trio and Alexisonfire later this year.

Fish

09-01-2005, 08:45 AM

is the nintendo fusion tour coming to canada?

Agent_Orange

09-01-2005, 08:49 AM

Nintendo Fusion freaking rocks!

Untitled

09-01-2005, 09:39 AM

Yeah, my fried saw those two, said it was good, but he was lsightly uncomfortable with the large G-A-Y sign behind Emanuel when they were playing :confused:
Yeah that was is the londen astoria or where ever they hold them big gay club shows. I saw them in manchester, Emanuel had the bad religion banner behind them when i saw them.

The Crowing

09-01-2005, 09:39 AM

Hmm, I've seen.

A Static Lullaby
UnderOath
My Chemical Romance
The Used
Killswitch Engage
Senses Fail
Saosin
The Starting Line
Fall Out Boy
Emery
Thrice
Avenged Sevenfold
Motion City Soundtrack
The Receiving End of Sirens

Drop The Baby

09-01-2005, 10:01 AM

some people haven't been to many concerts...

Pop-punk/punk/ska bands i've seen:

NOFX (2), Bad Religion (3), Bouncing Souls (3), DKM (3), Captain everything (5), Lightyear, DKM (3), Good Riddance, Rise Against (3), Alkaline Trio, Avail, Suicide Machines, Leftover Crack, Dwarves, Mad Caddies (3), Lawrence Arms, Filaments (4), Leftover Crack, Strike Anywhere, Anti-Flag, Flogging Molly, Dead Pets, Deadline, Argy Bargy, LTJ, RBF, Goldfinger, Sick Of It All, Sick On The Bus, Only Crime, No Use For A Name, None More Black, Swingin Utters, Distillers, Lars Frederiksen And The Bastards, Mad Sin, Offspring, Green Day, US Bombs, 4ft Fingers, Big D And The Kids Table, Bigwig, Capdown, The Peacocks, Business, Fireapple Red, Freaks Union, Vandals, Bloodhound Gang and many more......

Fish

09-01-2005, 10:03 AM

Ive seen green day, billy talent, anti-flag, death from above 1979, metric, mars volta, used, and jimmy eat world. oh and MCR.

once again, does anybody know if nintendo fusion is coming to Canada?!?!

09-01-2005, 10:12 AM

They're hitting the docks on Oct 2nd man.

http://www.nintendofusiontour.com/

skateMASTERbater2

09-01-2005, 11:41 AM

i'm going to see nofx, alkaline trio, me first and the gimmes, the peacocks and peter pan speedrock tomorrow. Should be good.

xfragiletimex

09-01-2005, 11:43 AM

Bands I've Seen Dropkick Murphys, Bad Religion x2 Rise Against TSOL Yellowcard Flogging Molly Bouncing Souls NOFX UnderOATH x3 Saosin My Chemical Romance The Used x2 Senses Fail x2 Fall Out Boy x2 The Starting Line Thrice MxPx Coheed And Cambria Story OF The Year Matchbook Romance x2 No Use For A Name

Bands Im Lined Up To See The Early November Thrice Fall Out Boy Boys Night Out Senses Fail Saves The Day Thrice UnderOath THe Bled Veda Say Anything Motion City Sound Track The Starting Line

Fish

09-01-2005, 12:00 PM

They're hitting the docks on Oct 2nd man.

http://www.nintendofusiontour.com/

thanks man

Drop The Baby

09-01-2005, 12:04 PM

i'm going to see nofx, alkaline trio, me first and the gimmes, the peacocks and peter pan speedrock tomorrow. Should be good.

lucky cun't. NOFX and the Peacocks are great live bands, and Alkaline Trio are pretty good too. I need to see MFATGGs.

Is this that festival you told me about?

cbmartinez

09-01-2005, 01:01 PM

Ariadne and Catwar play the most amazing shows ever. So does Marigold.

skateMASTERbater2

09-01-2005, 01:07 PM

lucky cun't. NOFX and the Peacocks are great live bands, and Alkaline Trio are pretty good too. I need to see MFATGGs.

Is this that festival you told me about?
yeah, that's it. Dillinger four were supposed to be playing to but they cancelled. I hope nofx are going to be playing at least 90 minutes though, i hate it when the headlining band only plays an hour.

Skidmark Steve

09-02-2005, 07:59 PM

NOFX and The Gimme Gimme's are on tour together? Fat Mike must be struggling

CommieCanada

09-03-2005, 12:37 AM

Does anyone know if Underoath are any good live? I might be seeing them at a small local venue.
put on one of the best live shows I have EVER seen. the crowd gets soooooooo into the show, its really a wonderful experience

I Lie. I Cheat. I Steal.

09-03-2005, 06:12 AM

I've seen:

Allister
Drive It Like You Stole It (they were ****)
Hidden In Plain View
Homegrown
Taking Back Sunday
The Early Novemeber

I wanna see Motion City Soundtrack this month but it looks unlikely because we aren't organized :(.

CommieCanada

09-03-2005, 04:37 PM

Add Yesterday's Rising and Terminal to my list

and tomorrow add Evergreen Terrace and As Cities Burn x2

RissaPoodle

09-03-2005, 05:28 PM

Show I had the most fun at: Suicide Machines/Planet Smashers
Set with the most attractive boys in girly pants listening to loud music: FBTMOF
Sets I could have cried due to my teeny bopper status: Fall Out Boy & MCR
Set I sang all the words to and danced lots: The Spill Canvas
Set where I got to touch the lead singer's hair: Vendetta Red
Set where I passed out due to heat: All American Rejects
Set with the most agressive but considerate fans: Thrice
Set where I got my earrings ripped out: Rise Against
Set where I met my soulmate then lost him again: Matchbook Romance

Upcoming shows: MCR/Alk3/ReggieandtheFullEffect, NintendoFusion, FBTMOF/FallofTroy

Ganondorf

09-03-2005, 05:33 PM

Matchbook Romance is for fags ;)

RissaPoodle

09-03-2005, 05:34 PM

Matchbook Romance is for fags ;)

That must mean you like them. :)

(Love you Dhannnnnypoo)

Ganondorf

09-03-2005, 05:35 PM

<3 Rissa :p

Rootsradical

09-03-2005, 11:58 PM

One time I got to be a bad guy and fight the aquabats in concert. I started talking to the bassist of the first band that played (Time Again), and he asked me if I wanted to come in the back and be a bad guy so I did. My friend has footage and I'll post it when I get it.

hey, you're not cory!

09-04-2005, 03:41 AM

Bands I've Seen Bad Religion, Rise Against Yellowcard Flogging Molly Senses Fail Fall Out Boy Thrice Coheed And Cambria Story OF The Year

Bands Im Lined Up To See Thrice Fall Out Boy Boys Night Out Thrice UnderOath THe Bled Veda Motion City Sound Track The Starting Line
Me too.

DepthsOfDreams555

09-04-2005, 09:47 AM

Add Yesterday's Rising and Terminal to my list

and tomorrow add Evergreen Terrace and As Cities Burn x2

Dude Yesterdays Rising kicked *** at warped tour.

skateMASTERbater2

09-05-2005, 02:12 PM

NOFX and The Gimme Gimme's are on tour together? Fat Mike must be struggling
well actually they played at the same show, it was pretty cool. I think i enjoyed the gimmes almost as much as NOFx

REAL_FOB/TBS/BN_FAN

09-05-2005, 03:08 PM

Bands I have seen and grade: Story of the Year in Dallas :B, Fall out Boy in Beliville, Illinios (before they got big):A, Taking Back Sunday in Dallas( John Nolan):B+, Taking Back Sunday(Fred):B, Warped Tour 04 and 05 in Dallas:A+, Aklaline Trio in Dallas:A, Sounds of The Underground in Dallas: B except for Norma Jean i give them a C: Rage Against The Machine in Dallas- A++++++

Best Show Ever Ive Seen: Fall out Boy in a hole in the wall in Bellvile. The place was falling apart and it was about the size of a litter box, but there guys rocked it like it was a freaking arena show. My cousin got hit in the face by Pete's bass like 8 times we were so cramped. This was about a month after Take This To Your Grave came out and only people up north new how good this band was. I went up there to visit my cousins and see a show, who new i would be watching one of the best pop-punk bands to come around in a long long time. I feel a closeness to that band now that i wish others had instead of bandwagon fans, but then again i kno there are true fans out there who just didnt get the oppurtunity that i did

DepthsOfDreams555

09-05-2005, 03:15 PM

Dude almost every single post you make has something to do about how you have liked Fall Out Boy before they got big.

EDIT: Also, you gave Story of the Year a B, really? I wouldn't think they play a very good show.

Fish

09-05-2005, 03:21 PM

REAL_FOB/TBS/BN_FAN

09-05-2005, 03:26 PM

I know, its just becuase im sad to see them get so big. You dont have a band that you knew from way back when that is big now and you just want let everyone know that you were there for them before all that. Ill cut down on it but i gotta let every Know that i am a forereal fan and not a bandwagon jumper

O and ya SOTY did alright live, thats y they got a be. I wasnt expecting a good show either

Oz Rembrandt

09-05-2005, 03:30 PM

Hmm... Who the Hell have I seen live?

Green Day, Bad Religon, The Darkness, Dropkick Murphys, Bouncing Souls, The God Awfuls, Foo Fighters, FFAF, Goldfinger, Reel Big Fish, Spunge, Whitmore, Iron Maiden, My Chemical Romance, NoFX, Anti - Flag, Hatebreed, Razorlight, Incubus, Marilyn Manson, Turbonegro, Capdown, Million Dead, Fightstar, Bullet for My Valentine, Queens of the Stone Age, Death from Above 1979, Yourcodenameis:Milo, Kings of Leon, All American Rejects, The Offspring, Blink 182, Lostprophets, Auf de Meur, Ash, The Distillers, The Hives, Taking Back Sunday, Goldie Lookin' Chain, 5678's, The White Stripes, New York Dolls, Franz Ferdinand. I think thats all.

As you can see, Leeds Festival can be a Blessing. Or a Curse.

EDIT - Ooops, I forgot the best band I've ever seen. EVER. The Alkaline Trio.

CommieCanada

09-05-2005, 04:13 PM

Dude Yesterdays Rising kicked *** at warped tour.
its better at club shows

1. Indoors
2. more crowd involvement

Fish

09-05-2005, 05:05 PM

its better at club shows

1. Indoors
2. more crowd involvement

agreed

REAL_FOB/TBS/BN_FAN

09-05-2005, 05:22 PM

THRICE!!!!! i cant forget Thrice. Even though i already said Warped Tour, Thrice deserves recognition on there own. I didnt think they could pull off there sound live and make me love it like i love there records, but they did and they were amazing. Warped Tour 05 in Dallas had to be the second best concert event ive ever been to. IMO

downer1423

09-05-2005, 06:18 PM

if anyone else saw the sum 41 show at the val air in des moines say tell me what you think

Tjebby

09-05-2005, 06:24 PM

if anyone else saw the sum 41 show at the val air in des moines say tell me what you think
I was there. it was boring. Yeah. Were you there?

DepthsOfDreams555

09-05-2005, 07:34 PM

its better at club shows

1. Indoors
2. more crowd involvement

I bet it is better and at Warped the werent playing on a main stage so there wasnt a big pit at all.

Rootsradical

09-05-2005, 09:22 PM

I've seen Rancid, Nofx, Bad Religion, Anti-flag, The Suicide Machines, The Toasters, Mustard Plug, The Aquabats, Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish, Catch 22, Streetlight Manifesto, Mxpx, The Transplants, The Code, River City Rebels, GBH, The Sub-Humans, Tiger Army, Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, Street Dogs, The Unseen, Tsunami Bomb, The Casualties, Bouncing Souls, Lower Class Brats, The Queers, and lots of others that I don't feel like listing.

Bands I wanna see really bad: The Adicts, The Vandals, Pennywise, Leftover Crack, Millencolin, Against All Authority, The Planet Smashers, Social Distortion, and The Descendents.

Drop The Baby

09-06-2005, 12:13 PM

well actually they played at the same show, it was pretty cool. I think i enjoyed the gimmes almost as much as NOFx

how was it you lucky lucky c'unt?

:)

skateMASTERbater2

09-06-2005, 12:27 PM

probably one of the best shows i've been too. You were right about nofx and the peacocks, both were great. You should definetly get around to seeing me first and the gimmes, they were awesome too. I don't like alkaline trio that much, but they had some ****ing nice looking girls in the pit :naughty:

Drop The Baby

09-06-2005, 12:48 PM

I would be seeing MFATGGs in a couple of weeks but they've cacncelled pretty much the rest of their tour as Mike's going to spend some time with a family member who's struggling with cancer.

I'm seeing Alkaline Trio in mid November so i'll definately check out* the girls

*feel up :naughty:

Oz Rembrandt

09-06-2005, 12:51 PM

I'm seeing Alkaline Trio in mid November so i'll definately check out* the girls

*feel up :naughty:

Please do not mkistake me for a girl at that gig.

skateMASTERbater2

09-06-2005, 12:52 PM

:lol: don't forget to pretend you were pushed :thumb:

Drop The Baby

09-06-2005, 01:02 PM

:lol: don't forget to pretend you were pushed :thumb:

You've got to pretend to be lurched forward with arms out and cupped, and once contact is made you've got to turn round and scowl at the nearest person behind you.

Then repeat

;)

FiqZ-

09-07-2005, 06:03 AM

I've seen:

I Am Avalanche
Hidden in Plain View
Halifax
Finch
Million Dead
Moneen
Dashboard Confessional
Alistar (shockingly ****)

Lined Up:

The Used
Killswitch Engage
Story of the Year
Funeral for a Friend
Rise Against
Alexisonfire

The One Band I wish I had gone to see but never did:
Smashing Pumpkins

Mute Print

09-07-2005, 03:37 PM

Here is a short review of thw show I went to last night:

Whole Wheat Bread - These guys were impressive. They had a ton of energy and their set was a lot of fun. The crowd seemed really into it, and it was overall a good time. If you've never heard of them check out my thread. Trust me, these guys are really talented.

A Wilhelm Scream - I love this band, and they put on an awesome show. They're incredibly good musicians, and they're really intense. The only downside to their set was that very few people seemed to be real into them. The crowd was actually pretty calm considering the energy of the music. I managed to get the setlist from the stage when they were finished playing, but I can't make out what a couple of the songs are, but here are the one's I can decipher (in order):

"Killing It"
"The King Is Dead"
"Famous Friends And Fashion Drunks"
"The Soft Sell"
"Catharsis For Dummies"
"Me Vs. Morrissey In The Pretentiousness Contest (The Ladder Match)"
"Mute Print"
"The Rip"

Catch 22 - I've only seen a couple of ska bands, but I'm starting to believe that ska shows are some of the most fun. Catch 22 put on an incredible show. The band and the crowd had a lot of energy, and it was really a great time.

DepthsOfDreams555

09-07-2005, 03:50 PM

I can't believe the crowd didn't have much energy for Wilhelm dude I wouldve thought the crowd would've been so intense.

Mute Print

09-07-2005, 03:52 PM

I can't believe the crowd didn't have much energy for Wilhelm dude I wouldve thought the crowd would've been so intense.
I thought it was going to be crazy, but it really wasn't. I was at the stage, and only a couple people around me seemed to know any of the words, or even have any interest in the band. The pit was pretty small to, and it really wasn't that intense. It was disappointing.

Hopefully when I see them with Pennywise (October 2nd), the crowd will be better.

DepthsOfDreams555

09-07-2005, 05:05 PM

Mute Print

09-07-2005, 05:21 PM

Man, that sucks well when I think about it if I was hangin with my friends and I put some Wilhelm Scream on they probably wouldn't know what it was, but I figure most people at the show would've been in the pit.
I thought that the music was intense enough to start a big pit, even if the people didn't know who they were, but I guess not. I think a lot of the kids were only there for Catch 22.

DepthsOfDreams555

09-07-2005, 05:25 PM

Well thats gay, especially if they don't they should it least show some respect for the other bands and if they knew what they were doing they should be listening to them they are a great band. I bet it was still a kick *** show.

Mute Print

09-07-2005, 05:30 PM

It was definately a great show, and I think most of the people did appreciate AWS, but I think they just didn't know the music.

I'm guessing the people at the Pennywise show will know the music a lot better, so that show should be incredible. A Wilhelm Scream is one of my favorite bands at the moment.

DepthsOfDreams555

09-07-2005, 05:35 PM

Ya they are really good your so lucky you get to see them twice!!!! I'm so pathetic I'm seeing two shows this year well three. Thats pathetic.
I wanted to go to the Senses Fail show in Chicago but my mom said no :upset: because it's a Monday night.

RockThe40oz!

09-08-2005, 11:44 PM

i've seen green day twice, my chemical romance and sum 41...

GREEN DAY takes the cake...best live performance ive seen...

pop punk speaking....

zerosk8er1988

09-13-2005, 12:18 AM

Seen:

Megadeth
Dream Theater
Symphony X
Nevermore
Fear Factory
Dry Kill Logic
Soilwork
Dark Tranquillity
Hypocrisy

Seeing (within 6 months)
Nile
Decapitated
The Black Dahlia Murder
Between the Buried and Me
Children of Bodom
Trivium
Amon Amarth
Hypocrisy(again)
Opeth

AlkoholikMouse

09-13-2005, 04:37 AM

Goin to see Reel Big Fish tonight in Sheffield. Woo!

plaidbassbilly

09-13-2005, 06:26 AM

Reel Big Fish and Goldfinger are playing a show in Melbourne soon, the 1st 18+ show sold out, but they announced a new one, and there's also an 18- show onsale. It's at the Hi-Fi Bar.

Masters03

10-01-2005, 12:05 AM

i just seen protest the hero silverstein and bombs over providence and it was sick also man with target and ghost of modern man played to it was prolly the best concert i've seen. im suppose to see thrice and underoath at the docks with my friend oct 27 silverstein sounds better in concert.

Mute Print

10-01-2005, 12:06 AM

Wow, my thread's back.

I just saw Punchline for the fourth time. It was quite fun.

I'm seeing A Wilhelm Scream for the second time on Sunday.

plaidbassbilly

10-01-2005, 01:50 AM

I'm seeing Kisschasy, All-American Rejects and Simple Plan next Saturday.

Drop The Baby

10-01-2005, 07:33 AM

i'll be seeing Captain Everything on tuesday

DepthsOfDreams555

10-01-2005, 01:02 PM

I'm off to see Coheed and Cambria!

DepthsOfDreams555

10-02-2005, 02:30 PM

Alright so last night I saw mewithoutYou, Dredg, Blood Brothers, and Coheed and Cambria. They all were good I mean the others were alright they weren't very good but still okay.

mewithoutYou- Alright so these guys aren't one of the bands I like very much but they still were okay. There set was more funny than anything. They played January 1979 first,(I'm pretty sure that is the name of the song) and the lead singer was going crazy and like spinning around and he has a jacket on and it was comming off and the sleeve hit his mike stand and it was falling over and he grabbed it but the mike slipped out so he took the drummers ride cymbal mike and used that. Then the lead singer was like is there a guy named Dustin in here, and a kid goes "My dadd's name is Dustin" the lead singer said No one cares about your dad. So they found Dustin and he proposed to this girl and she said yes so that was cool. The lead singer was like she only said yes because there are like 1000 people watching she will dump you after the show. So it was pretty funny then a fat guy came out before their second to last song and like read this thing he was funny. Then the lead singer was playing a pot like just hittin it with a drum stick wow. Then he played the accordia. I just don't like these guys because the vocals aren't any good IMO he doesn't really sing he just kind of talks. It was good set though they had a lot of energetic songs not many people were into them and the band kind of looked mentally retarded on the stage but w/e.

Dredg- Not many people were into them either and they had a guitar problem after the first song and it took like 10 minutes to fix and it was annoying but w.e. Every single time the drummer had like a hard snare hit he would raise his arm way up and then smash it down it was kind of fun to watch then he threw like 942592 drum sticks I just thought of him throwing one and then go to get another one and he didn't have any left but that didn't happen.

Blood Brothers- These guys also had the fat guy do an intro for him it was something about animals and losing tongues it was dumb. I had listened to them like once before and I really didn't care for them much but they were still good. When they did sound checks the black guitarist was like woooaaa woooaaa he got some laughs. He was really cool. They had a ton of energy and it was an okay set even if I didn't enjoy the music very much.

Coheed and Cambira- This was my first time seeing them and now that I have I am planning on seeing them every single chance I get. It just blew me away how awesome the show was. I was right up in the front row right on the fence right by the stage. This was small theatre and they packed so many people in there. They opened up with just like Keeping the Blade playing and then the band came out. Claudio had his double neck, they opened with Always and Never, then played Welcome Home, and Ten Speed right away it was awesome. I'm not exactly sure how they played em out, but they played Everything Evil last before the encore and they played Delirium Trigger. They played Three Evils Blood Red Summer, and A Favor House Atlantic. They also played Apollo I: The Writing Writer, Wake Up, and The Suffering. They came back out and played In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth:3 and The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut. Travis does this cool thing with the mike in The Final Cut.

The show was awesome I had a great time I almost got a drum stick but I left like a split second before he threw them and the kid standing next to me got it. Claudio threw his bandana during the show but it was opposite where I was standing. The other kid who got a drum stick was barfing all over himself at the back of the pit after the show and I was like YAAA he was like YAAA. It was excellent!

Mute Print

10-02-2005, 02:49 PM

Sounds like an awesome show. I can't wait to see Coheed and Cambria, but it's still a month away.

In the meantime, I'm going to see Pennywise and A Wilhelm Scream in about an hour.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-02-2005, 02:52 PM

Ahhh your second time seeing Wilhelm right in like a couple months haha let me know how that goes.

Mute Print

10-02-2005, 02:53 PM

I'm sure it will be pretty fun.

Seeing them in November with Alexisonfire should be cool too.

Gnarmageddon

10-02-2005, 03:07 PM

I saw the Fat tour on Friday night, and it was excellent. It was at a venue called Rhino's that had been renovated not too long ago. The place was really nice, but the sound was a little off. The guitar was way too loud, and you could just barely hear the vocals. We got there early and got good spots right on the side of the stage.

The Soviettes
They opened up with a pretty energetic set. I haven't listened to the band that much, so I didn't know many of their songs. Their lead singer reminds me of a female Johnny Ramone. There wasn't a pit until the last song they played, "Paranoia Cha Cha!" or something like that. They put on a good show, and I'll definitely have to listen to them more.

Smoke Or Fire
They were amazing. I hadn't listened to them much, but I downloaded their CD afterwards and it's great. I think they were pretty close to being as good as AM!. There was so much energy. The guitar and bass player were jumping around the whole time and running up to each other. I got a shirt, a sticker, and some pins at their merch table. :cool:

The Epoxies
Possibly one of the weirdest things I've ever seen. The bassist had one of those old Fat Mike-esque basses with a skinny body and no tuning pegs. They all came out on stage and the keyboard player was making weird noises and stuff and the lead singer wasn't on stage yet and everyone was wondering where she was. She was standing right next to me and I said hi to her. :cool: Right when the song started she jumped on stage and was dancing around and stuff. I forget all the songs that they played, but it was a pretty good set. As the drummer was walking off stage, he chugged the rest of his water and handed me his bottle. :cool: And when they were cleaning up all the stuff, I snagged a piece of tape that was holding the keys in place.

Against Me!
They were insane. During the previous 3 sets, there was only a small area of pit, but pretty much everyone was going nuts during AM!. EVERYONE was singing along, and people were even running up on stage and grabbing the mic from the lead singer. He didn't really care, he just backed up and played guitar while people passed around the microphone. I was right up on the stage so I was pretty much bent over it the whole time because people kept getting pushed into me. It was so much fun though.

I'd highly recommend this to anyone if it comes to your town. It was only $10 to get in, to boot.

Permanent Solution

10-02-2005, 03:07 PM

I'd highly recommend this to anyone if it comes to your town. It was only $10 to get in, to boot.
:eek:

Mine's so much more expensive. But I'm still going.

Gnarmageddon

10-02-2005, 03:09 PM

Really? I figured it'd be the same for all the shows.

Mute Print

10-02-2005, 03:09 PM

I think mine was $10 as well, and it was incredible. The Soviettes and The Epoxies surprised me. I didn't expect them to be that good, but I really enjoyed them.

Permanent Solution

10-02-2005, 03:12 PM

Mine's 13 :-\

Gnarmageddon

10-02-2005, 03:15 PM

That's not too bad.

Permanent Solution

10-02-2005, 03:16 PM

No, for some reason I thought it was 19 but I just looked and it's 13.

Fire Away

10-03-2005, 12:38 AM

I may be seeing No Use For A Name on November 1st... in Melbourne. And I'm seeing Green Day

Mute Print

10-03-2005, 02:23 PM

Last night, I went to see Pennywise, H2O, Death By Stereo, and A Wilhelm Scream. I haven't been to a big club in a really long time, but it was really cool. It was the last night of the tour as well, and the bands all had a ton of energy.

A Wilhelm Scream
I'm in love with this band, but apparently the rest of my town isn't. This is the second time I've seen them in two months, yet very few people were even at the show when they came on, and most of the people who were didn't reallly seem to know the music all too well. I'd was still an excellent show, however. These guys seem to have so much fun performing, and they are really incredible. The played basically the same set as the last time I saw them, but it was still great.

Death By Stereo
I don't listen to these guys all too often, but they still put a pretty awesome show. The crowd was incredibly into them, and they had a lot of energy. I knew a couple of their songs, and I enjoyed them more than I expected to. The only downside was that I was standing on the edge of the pit where a lot of kids were doing all sorts of spin kicks and hardcore dancing. I was pretty lucky not to get myself killed. :-/

H2O
I didn't really know these guys at all, but they weren't bad. The crowd seemed to really like them, and their set was pretty good. During the middle of their set, A Wilhelm Scream hung a Boston Red Sox flag behind them to mess with them, as I'm guessing they must be from New York. This brought about a chant of "Let's Go Yankees!" (stupid Yankees fans). Then, after that whole ordeal was over, they played a couple more songs, one of which I knew; "Guilty By Association". It was really a surprisingly good set. I'll definately be checking out one of their albums in the near future.

Pennywise
I really only know their newer music, which they didn't play much of, but they were great. They mixed in quite a few political messages between songs, which seemed to reenergize the crowd quite well. I was in the pit for the whole set, and it got pretty crazy. Overall though, it was a great time, and well worth the $16.

Untitled

10-03-2005, 02:25 PM

IM going seeing, Maximo Park, and Kaiser Chiefs. Oh yea.

10-03-2005, 02:33 PM

Pennywise
I really only know their newer music, which they didn't play much of, but they were great. They mixed in quite a few political messages between songs, which seemed to reenergize the crowd quite well. I was in the pit for the whole set, and it got pretty crazy. Overall though, it was a great time, and well worth the $16. :eek: I want to see Pennywise live so much.

plaidbassbilly

10-04-2005, 02:33 AM

IM going seeing, Maximo Park, and Kaiser Chiefs. Oh yea.

Ooh Maximo Park, tell me how it goes. :cool:

Gnarmageddon

10-04-2005, 06:37 AM

A Wilhelm Scream
Death By Stereo
H2O
Pennywise
Man, that would have been an awesome show. All of the bands are good enough that they could have been headlining. Most tours only have 1 or 2 really good bands, and the rest are new in the scene.

What tour was this?

Agent_Orange

10-05-2005, 08:59 AM

I love H2O. I saw them last year. I almost got killed in the pit.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-05-2005, 03:55 PM

I'm going to see Thrice, Underoath, and The Bled on October 21st it should be sweet.

10-05-2005, 04:08 PM

I'm going to see Thrice, Underoath, and The Bled on October 21st it should be sweet.
:upset:

DepthsOfDreams555

10-05-2005, 04:29 PM

Alright scratch that I didn't know my mom was a gay effin loser I talk to her and shes like nope cant do it cant do it I have stuff going on I think I am going to shoot someone in the face I'm so effin pissed.

10-05-2005, 05:37 PM

Ha. Eat that Zach. Now you can't go like me!

:upset:... I'm sorry :-*

DepthsOfDreams555

10-05-2005, 05:42 PM

10-05-2005, 05:45 PM

I didn't think you were going anyways......I am not that made anymore cause I think I am going to go see Senses Fail, Saves the Day, Say Anything and The Early November and I am more sure about this one.
I meant you can't go just like I can't go Lawl.

I need to find more tours coming my way.

Mute Print

10-05-2005, 05:47 PM

Upcoming Concerts :p

Friday 10/7 – Every Time I Die, The Chariot, High on Fire
Saturday 10/8 – Dead Hearts. Marathon, Rivalry
Monday 10/10 – Paramore, I Am The Avalanche, Rock Kills Kid
Tuesday 10/11 – Fenix TX, Allister, Denver Harbor
*Friday 10/14 – Mae, Circa Survive, The Working Title
Saturday 10/15 – Mosh Olympics 2
*Sunday 10/16 – Emery, Gatsby’s American Dream, Gym Class Heroes
Friday 10/28 – Saosin, Death By Stereo
*Sunday 10/30 – Fear Before The March Of Flames, Fall of Troy, Since By Man
Friday 11/4 – Coheed and Cambria, The Blood Brothers, Dredg
Tuesday 11/15 – My American Heart, A Change Of Pace, Greeley Estates
Wednesday 11/16 – Alexisonfire, A Wilhelm Scream, Receiving End of Sirens
*Thursday 11/17 – Bury Your Dead, Terror, Scars of Tomorrow
Saturday 11/19 – Matchbook Romance, Armor For Sleep, Lovedrug
Wednesday 11/23 - It Dies Today, Still Remains, Sinai Beach
Thursday 12/1 – Spitalfield, Plain White Ts, The Audition
Friday 12/2 – Funeral For A Friend, Hopesfall, A Static Lullaby, Love Hate Hero
Saturday 12/3 - As I Lay Dying, Norma Jean, Madball, A Life Once Lost
Thursday 12/8 - Hawthorne Heights, Silverstein, Bayside, Aiden

The one's with stars are being given to me free from the club that I frequent.

Gnarmageddon

10-05-2005, 05:48 PM

For the love of all things holy! :eek:

10-05-2005, 05:49 PM

Jesus! I wish I could go to that many! How much is that going to cost you Brian?

DepthsOfDreams555

10-05-2005, 05:51 PM

Brandon: Okay I get it

Brian you are the luckiest kid I know I wanted to go to that Hawthorne Heights Silverstein Bayside Aiden, show and the Matchbook Romance Armor For Sleep and the Alexisonfire those three tours were comming pretty close to me but not enough rides from people.

Mute Print

10-05-2005, 05:52 PM

Haha, I'm going to more shows than I realized.

It will probably cost me $300, but my parents pick up some of the shows, since I always have to buy a ticket for my dad as well. It would be more, but like I said, four of the shows are free, and they would have cost me about $90.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-05-2005, 05:53 PM

Jesus! I wish I could go to that many! How much is that going to cost you Brian?

It costs him like nothing he is so lucky every show is like a 5 dollar show like nothing is over 12. He gave me a link a while back check this out.

http://www.thebuffaloicon.com/

Scratch this first part I didn't know it would be that much but still check that site out its incredible.

10-05-2005, 05:55 PM

Ill check it after. I have to go play me some basketball. Ha.

Mute Print

10-05-2005, 05:56 PM

Yeah, that's the club that is giving me the free tickets. Only six of the 19 shows I put up are anywhere else.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-05-2005, 05:57 PM

Ooo dude Just Surrender are comming you are so effin lucky. I want to see them bad I missed all there tour dates around me though.

Mute Print

10-05-2005, 05:58 PM

Haha, yeah, they coming on the same day as I'm seeing Coheed though, so I can't go. I've already seen them though. Very cool live.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-05-2005, 05:59 PM

Ooo ya I forgot we talked about this already, and I remember I said "I would go see Coheed too" haha.

10-05-2005, 06:58 PM

Is that a club by you Brian? I thought maybe it'd be for getting tickets :(.

Mute Print

10-05-2005, 06:58 PM

Yeah, it's about fifteen minutes from my house. It's a really awesome place.

10-05-2005, 06:59 PM

That's sick.

form

10-05-2005, 08:59 PM

I've only been to one big concert.

Playing was The Used(Missed them) SOTY(Missed them) Linkin Park, Korn and Snoop Dogg :rolleyes: .

My friend brought me along, he got free $130 tickets, VIP baby, third row.

We were running late and missed the used, and SOTY, but saw Korn, linkin park, and Snoop.

It was cool to see Korn and LP because I was really into those bands at the time.

Snoop sucked only cause I don't like him.
G'Night MX.

Fire Away

10-06-2005, 01:54 AM

*Friday 10/14 – Mae, Circa Survive, The Working Title
Dang. That sounds cool

Skidmark Steve

10-06-2005, 02:14 PM

DepthsOfDreams555

10-06-2005, 03:59 PM

Ya that didn't sound very good to me either especially cause you missed The Used and SOTY.

form

10-06-2005, 04:08 PM

Ya that didn't sound very good to me either especially cause you missed The Used and SOTY.

Yeah I didn't really put it in my post, but, at the time korn, and LP were awsome to see, and it sucked cuz we missed those to, so yeah it would be pretty gay now.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-06-2005, 04:10 PM

Ya I know Linkin Park used to be really big and I remember when Korn was big too. I bet it was a big deal, but ya true right now what you saw blows.

Firecracker

10-07-2005, 03:29 PM

Dream Theater An Evening in with Dream Theater

Monday 24th October 2005

Mute Print

10-08-2005, 11:54 AM

Last Night was the final show on this tour, and it was really a lot of fun. The only minor disappointment was that the Chariot dropped off the tour, so I didn't get a chance to see them play.

The Esoteric
I'd never heard of these guys before last night, but they were actually pretty good. I don't think the crowd knew them much either though, because they were pretty calm through the whole set.

The Red Chord
These guys were pretty wild. Their set was really cool, and they managed to get a huge pit going. Even though I didn't really know their music, I liked them a lot.

High On Fire
Another band that I had never heard of before last night. I didn't think their set was that great, because the guitar completely drowned out the vocals, making the set seem like a completely instrumental. The guitarist was extremely talented though.

Every Time I Die
These guys were playing about an hour away from their hometown, and they put on an excellent show. Part of the set was being taped, which was pretty cool, and the whole set was impressive. The venue was completely full when they came on, and it was impossible to move. They played a good mix of old and new music, and the crowd was awesome. It was really a great show.

REAL_FOB/TBS/BN_FAN

10-08-2005, 12:03 PM

Mute Print

10-08-2005, 12:05 PM

That sucks. They are from here (Buffalo) but they had to play in Rochester because there wasn't a venue for them to play around here. So I had to travel an hour to see them, but it was worth it.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-08-2005, 12:51 PM

Hey Brian what songs did ETID play?

Mute Print

10-08-2005, 01:03 PM

Well, I'm horrible with remembering setlists, but here is their set from the Detroit show a few days ago. I think it is basically the same as it was for the show last night.

Intro
Bored Stiff
Apocalypse Now And Than
Ebolarama
Logic
Champing At The Bit
Godspeed
Guitarred And Feathered
Romeo A Go Go
Off Broadway
Kill The Music
Emergency
Floater
The New Black
I've Been Gone A Long

DepthsOfDreams555

10-08-2005, 01:05 PM

I thought u remembered that for a second haha ya I just wanted to see a few songs that looks like a sweet set list to me.

PunkRokFan2011

10-08-2005, 01:13 PM

Mute Print

10-08-2005, 01:14 PM

Haha, it was a lot of fun.

I'm seeing Dead Hearts and Marthon tonight. :cool:

Edit - PunkRokFan, That list hasn't been updated in a long time. I've been to a lot more concerts since I made this thread.

plaidbassbilly

10-08-2005, 10:11 PM

I went to Kisschasy, All-American Rejects and Simple Plan last night, and it was awesome :D Far better than I expected.

Mute Print

10-09-2005, 12:03 AM

The show I went to tonight ended up being one of the oddest experiences of my life. It was totally bizarre, all because of one band. Anyway, here's a recap:

Rad Affairs
These guys were the first to play, and although I had never heard of them before, they were quite enjoyable. They had some major technical difficulties at the start of their set however, and it took about 20 minutes to get everything sorted out. Once they got back to playing they were really pretty good.

Infamous
Basically, they guys ****ing sucked. Their music wasn't much good, and they were total pricks. Here's why:

After playing about 5 or so songs, the bassist announced that they had three more songs left, but the sound guy at the club told the band they only had time for one. This apparently made the bassist mad, because he said that the sound guy couldn't stop them from playing, and that he would go after him if he did.

So after the band finished their next song, the sound guy turned off their mikes, signaling the end of the set, at which time the bassist jumped off the stage and sprinted toward the sound booth, along with the lead singer. He then jumped up on to the sound board, and the club was in a bit of chaos. There was quite a bit of shouting and screaming going on as well.

The bassist also took a bunch of shots at some of the more well-known promoters around here, and basically told everyone to "**** off".

Rivalry
After the whole incident was cleared up, these guys took the stage. I've seen them once before, and they are really pretty good. They lightened up the mood and the club, and refocused everyone's attention on the excellent music that was up ahead.

Marathon
There is really only one way to describe these guys; ****ing awesome. There set was absolutely incredible. I knew the majority of their songs, and I had a ton of fun throughout the whole set. The lead singer spent most of the time in the crowd, instead of on stage, too. Overall, these guys were the best band to play, and one of the better bands I've seen in a while.

Dead Hearts
These guys were really good too. They are from around here, and most of the people in the crowd seemed to know every word to every song. They had a ton of energy, and they really got the crowd going.

So anyway, that was my adventure for the night. Aside from the one incident, it was really an excellent show.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-09-2005, 12:46 PM

That sounds really sweet I bet Marathon was really sweet.......that is crazy dude I would've been so pissed at that bassist I would've like got a gun and shot that guy.

Permanent Solution

10-11-2005, 02:41 AM

Darkbuster:
Like all the openers, I had no familiarity with this band, but they were surprisingly good for the first band up. Played a lot of Punk to open, but also threw in some ska towards the end. They were good, but not $10 CD good, tempted though I was to hear them on album. I'll try to download it. Also, the chick guitarist/keyboardist was fairly good looking, so that's always a plus. Played a 30 minute or so set which was the perfect length for them, I could see myself getting bored with them after awhile but the short set worked to their favor and made it very enjoyable, I definitely plan to check them out.

Lost City Angels:
These guys would have been so much better with a 30 minute set, the extra 15 minutes pushed them into the broing area unfortunately. High high energy, definitely got the crowd into it, but unfortunately the songs were all the same in a bad way. Not a Bad Religion or Ramones way. The singer was also one of the most scene people ever. I could have sworn it was a clone of the guy from My Chemical Romance. The rest of the guys fit the Punk image well enough though, so the singer really stood out. He did his job well though so not really a complaint against him. The band needs a more uniform image though.

Ganggreen:
So hearing this band I immediately thought old school Hardcore. Turns out DKM brought them out of retirement (or something like that) to tour with one of their musical heroes. The guys in DKM were saying they listened to these guys when they were 14/15, so obviously it is quite old school, but it was very good. The frontman is a very gifted musician. Though I'm not a fan of old Hardcore so much, I thoroughly enjoyed this show. One of the guys from DKM even came out and sang with them for a song. I probably won't look into them more, but they're very good.

Dropkick Murphys:
These guys rocked. Drunken pits aren't the best of times, and frankly the scent of alcohol was so cloying and strong I felt like I was at some party. And plenty of people were wasted like they were. Drunk bitches are so annoying. Anyways, once the show started it was great, high energy and the crowd was into it the whole time, only Dillinger Escape Plan's crowd beat the intensity of this crowd as far as I can recall. Good mix of slow and fast stuff too to keep it interesting. I wish I had more of their CDs as I didn't know many of the songs they played. Oh well, still a blast. Oh, and the encore was probably the best I've ever seen. They come out and play a song, then invite girls on stage to dance, and probably 50-100 come up. They play a song or two like this, then invite anyone to come on stage. The stage is packed to capacity, and this is a huge huge stage. Probably a few hundred people up there. They play more and the guy from Ganggreen joins them and sings with them, and then they close with a cover of AFI's cover of Halloween. God that was incredible. Great encore performance. Blew away the rest of their show easily.

Excursions

10-11-2005, 02:52 AM

Ganggreen:
So hearing this band I immediately thought old school Hardcore. Turns out DKM brought them out of retirement (or something like that) to tour with one of their musical heroes. The guys in DKM were saying they listened to these guys when they were 14/15, so obviously it is quite old school, but it was very good. The frontman is a very gifted musician. Though I'm not a fan of old Hardcore so much, I thoroughly enjoyed this show. One of the guys from DKM even came out and sang with them for a song. I probably won't look into them more, but they're very good.

Gang Green*

Good band, you're a really lucky man. You should really remember this as they are a class Boston band, of course not as good as Siege. When Gang Green formed they were only 14, 15 at the oldest so I assume they wouldn't be too old. If you are interested in getting some songs, I have an album on soulseek.

Heartcore

10-11-2005, 03:46 AM

Bands i've seen:

Funeral Diner
Wow, that was one hell of a show! It's not often that one of the most awsome emo bands nowdays show up at your local stage in Norway! That was totally awsome!
Best Song: City of Webs

AFI
One of my favourite gig of all time. This was when during the Sing the Sorrow Tour. Four guys making a crowd rage! It took us 7 hours to drive up to the stage and we listened to the album constantly.
Best Song: Dancing Through Sunday

Torch
This music is a kick in your balls! Almost sets the stage on fire with their totally rad pyrotechnics! And the singer/screamer was screaming so hard i almost blew his pulmonary veins.
Best Song: The Experiment

Boy Sets Fire
When we heard that these guys were coming to the blitzhouse in Oslo we ditched school imediatly and ordered tickets 2 days before the show. I've never believed that they could get so many people into a that small of a room. One guy even fainted because of the lack of oxygen, but it was worth it. No moshpits though, the room was too crowded so we did'nt get able to move to much.
Best Song: White Wedding Dress

Bands to see before i die:

Hot Cross
Fall Out Boy
Thursday
City of Catepillar (if they don't break up)

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10-11-2005, 12:13 PM

Gang Green*

Good band, you're a really lucky man. You should really remember this as they are a class Boston band, of course not as good as Siege. When Gang Green formed they were only 14, 15 at the oldest so I assume they wouldn't be too old. If you are interested in getting some songs, I have an album on soulseek.
Yeah, all the bands that are playing are out of Boston. I might try to get it from you at some point, we'll see. They were very good.

Sep

10-11-2005, 12:37 PM

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10-12-2005, 02:09 AM

The New Trust:
My favorite of the three openers was surprisingly (and sadly) first. Comprised of two guys and two chicks, it was a pretty odd looking band at first. However, save Minus the Bear, this was probably the most talented group in the venue tonight. The drummer (chick) was extremely talented and that was definitely the first thing that drew my attention as a drummer, but all the musicians were very competent and skilled on their instruments. It had cool off beat rhythms and was pretty technical sounding. Plus tapping riffs and all that sort of thing. If I hadn't come ill prepared and broke I definitely would have picked up one of their five dollar CDs. This was also their last show on this tour, and Minus the Bear brought them several shots throughout their set and it seemed like a good time all around. They ended on a good note. I plan on looking to find some of their music somewhere.

Criteria:
The highlight of this band was definitely the bassist. The crowd named him "Socrates" from the moment he walked on stage due to his immense beard and bald top, with long hair on the sides to match. Plus the guy looked to be a good 30 years older than all the other members of the band. He rocked. Good bassist/singer too. The music itself was pretty bland modern rock. Not exactly boring, but pretty generic so that I was ready to have them let the next band on fairly quickly.

Headphones:
Interesting band. Comprised of a drummer and a keyboardist/vocalist. That was it. Played fairly good music. Not my style, but definitely well composed and worth checking into if you're into lots of synthesizer and laid back indie style rock/"emo." I definitely enjoyed them more though standing for slow bands is less than awesome. The singer also seemed on the verge of tears a few times which was kind of weird and "emo" of him. Nonetheless they played a good entertaining set, I just wish I'd had a chair.

Minus the Bear:
Not as good as I expected them to be. Definitely a lot of fun, but not very high energy from the band. Also the last show I went to with such a low energy crowd was Dredg, and that had a lot more energy than this one. The sole exception was this one guy, who was frankly a douche and in his quest to have a rockin' time tried to start a mosh from the start of the show to the end and clearly everyone around was pissed. I'm all for having a good time...but don't ruin other people's experience. It's Minus the Bear, and he was acting like it was Dillinger Escape Plan. I think he got his shows mixed up. Anyways, the band. I wish I was 21 so I could have gone to the bar and sat down, because there was really no energy in the crowd, and I think that detracted from the show, but the music was good and these guys are very talented. Too bad the crowd has such an effect on how good the show is.

Mute Print

10-12-2005, 03:42 PM

Last night I went to see the Before The Blackout After the Breakup tour. It was really a lot of fun.

Jettasen
I hadn't heard these guys before, but they were pretty good. Nothing spcial, but still fun.

Houston Calls
This is my second time seeing these guys, and I really enjoy them. They put on a pretty cool show.

Fenix TX
As most of you probably know, Fenix TX has been broken up for a while now, but has returned for this final tour. I haven't been listening to these guys for long, but I still wanted to go and see them, as I probably won't get another chance. Anyway, they didn't disappoint their whole set was excellent.

During their last song, they let eveyone in the crowd go up on the stage to sing along while they played. It was incredible to be on stage with these guys, and a great way to end their set. So awesome...

Allister
These guys were a lot of fun as well. They played a good mix of music from each of their albums, and their whole set was great. They had a lot of energy, and even managed to get a circle pit started during "None of My Friends are Punks", even though there were only maybe seventy kids a the show. Overall, they were pretty cool.

Heartcore

10-19-2005, 09:42 AM

City Of Caterpillar have already broken up, man.

And where'd you see AFI? I am jealous.

I Saw them at Oslo Spektrum. They we're touring with their Sing the Sorrow album.

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10-20-2005, 02:38 AM

Valiant Thor:
This was a surprise band as they weren't listed on any of the listings for this show, and it was apparently their last show on this tour. They seemed to be good friends with Strung Out too, but I'll talk about that in Strung Out's review. As to their music, it seemed a little out of place on a Punk tour, but it was good, sort of an 80's style metal band. Attire included. All of them were very talented musicians though, the lead guitarist was insane and the drummer was very good too. The frontman was also maybe the ballsiest I've ever seen. Obviously as the first of five bands, the crowd was still small and not really getting into the music, so the guy jumps the barricades and starts pulling people down to the front and then starts giving a speech as if he were going to start a riot (and really he didn't totally fail at that). Then he gets the crowd real into it and goes back on stage, but this man was all over the place. Very entertaining to watch. I wasn't compelled to buy a CD though.

Section 8:
I've already started to forget these guys unfortunately, not that they were that bad, but they weren't that good either. The music was enjoyable enough and I think it had some potential, but it's still in its infancy. It was kind of Hardcore, but not super intense or anything. Enjoyable but forgettable.

A Wilhelm Scream:
Man, this band was sooo fun. I'm not sure if I was looking forward to these guys or Strung Out more, but they certainly put on a great show. The small crowd that was there at the time was also full of fans and so it was pretty fun, but man, if these guys can get a big crowd that enjoys them, that would be great fun. Totally worth seeing again. Good set list too, played some of my favorites. I wish they'd had more time. In fact if they had switched slots with Stretch Arm Strong this would have been an even better show. Oh, and the singer was wearing a The Kinison shirt. That made me smile.

Stretch Arm Strong:
Let me take a minute to reiterate how much I hate Hardcore dancing. Two-stepping is the bastard child of skanking and looks a million times stupider. Flailing your arms and legs trying to kill people is even stupider. Barring the terrible crowd (of Hardcore dancers) this band was decent though. I knew they were Hardcore beforehand, and the dancing gave it away too, but really I couldn't even see it until the end of their set. They were easily the least energetic band of the night and the least technically talented. By the end it was pretty easy to get into the music, but honestly for most of their set I was wondering two things: "How is this classified as Hardcore, even at a stretch?" and "When will their set be over?" Still, I think I may download an album just to see if it'll grow on me like it did during the set.

Strung Out:
Yay. What a fun time this band was. I need more of their CDs I didn't know about 40% of what they played, but since I own most of their recent stuff, that's really cool because it means they were playing their old stuff. The set was lots of fun and most of the crowd was singing along the whole time. There were also several people filming it. It'd be neat if they were filming it for a video of some sort but I doubt it. Jason was literally dripping with sweat 2 songs in. That's how much the band was putting into the show, and it was great. During the show Valiant Thor came back out and danced with Strung Out and on their last song pre-encore Valiant Thor's drummer played with the band for about half a song. It was totally goofy but cool a the same time. It just goes to show what a bunch of great guys Strung Out are. As a bonus, after their encore I got to meet Rob and Jake as they wandered along the barricade. Both totally friendly guys and totally into their fans. When I told Jake what an influence the band was to me as a musician he came right up and hugged me and told me how much it means for them to be sharing their music and stuff, and it was really cool. Totally great guys and they were still hanging out meeting fans when I left. I think that's really cool. Lots of bands get big and forget their fans, but these guys were talking to guys about everything and anything and really loving it. That's so great.

El_Shiznit

10-20-2005, 03:29 AM

SAS's older stuff is supposed to be 10x better. I wouldn't know because I never really got into them, but that's what I've heard. Their new stuff is kind of boring.

Seeing Street Dogs tomorrow night.

Oh. No one cares?

:upset:

Drop The Baby

10-20-2005, 05:19 AM

I'm seeing captain eveything tonight, will be greeeeeaat

skateMASTERbater2

10-20-2005, 05:30 AM

captain everything are playing somewhere around here in a few weeks, i might go.

Other than that, I'm seeing mad sin with the peacocks next week.

Drop The Baby

10-20-2005, 05:33 AM

Yeah think i was going to mention that to you :)

Peacocks are really good from what i've heard and seen, i've been meaning to get their album for a while now

skateMASTERbater2

10-20-2005, 05:38 AM

Yeah think i was going to mention that to you :)

I knew you were going to;)

You think you could send me some songs on msn when mine is ****ing up? I've only heard the ones they have on myspace and i liked.

Drop The Baby

10-20-2005, 05:42 AM

Yeah i'll try, the only problem is a while ago i accidently set my songs so they couldn't be played on other people's computers :(

Might as well give it a go though!

Twat_Out_Of_Hell

10-21-2005, 06:54 AM

Thursday 20th October- Captain Everything! at the London Underworld

What a f'ucking good day! My bank account has taken a bit of a battering but it sure was worth it. These guys are a really good fun pop-punk band, who play some great high-paced sing along music. This si the seventh time i've seen them and i've enjoyed every time immensly.

First of all me and my brother happened to bump into the band on the street as we were heading to a record store. Had a bit of a chat with them as always and then bumped into them, again in the pub above the venie where we had a quick drink.

On stage they were terrific fun. Mass stage invasions occured throughout, i think i got up there about 4 times and both Jon the bassist and Lewis the guitarist were repetedly held aloft whilst playing! I came away from the show with no voice, a set list and a drum stick which was great.

I also bought a few patches for my jacket, a Filaments t-shirt, a CE poster, got a free CD and pulled a pretty good looking girl.

I was also recognised by the singer of a band called Fireapple Red and had a chat with him which was nice!

Great show, great night, great band.

9.5/10

PS i have got a shocking hangover right now, i feel like sh!t :(

DepthsOfDreams555

10-21-2005, 06:58 AM

Is that why it is only a 9.5 instead of a full 10/10 because it seemed pretty 10.10 worthy to me?

Twat_Out_Of_Hell

10-21-2005, 07:00 AM

They could've played a fractionally better set list too, but i really am just being over the top fussy. It should really have been a 10/10

DepthsOfDreams555

10-21-2005, 07:01 AM

Haha alright well thats understandable.

Agent_Orange

10-21-2005, 08:31 AM

Strung Out:
Yay. What a fun time this band was. I need more of their CDs I didn't know about 40% of what they played, but since I own most of their recent stuff, that's really cool because it means they were playing their old stuff. The set was lots of fun and most of the crowd was singing along the whole time. There were also several people filming it. It'd be neat if they were filming it for a video of some sort but I doubt it. Jason was literally dripping with sweat 2 songs in. That's how much the band was putting into the show, and it was great. During the show Valiant Thor came back out and danced with Strung Out and on their last song pre-encore Valiant Thor's drummer played with the band for about half a song. It was totally goofy but cool a the same time. It just goes to show what a bunch of great guys Strung Out are. As a bonus, after their encore I got to meet Rob and Jake as they wandered along the barricade. Both totally friendly guys and totally into their fans. When I told Jake what an influence the band was to me as a musician he came right up and hugged me and told me how much it means for them to be sharing their music and stuff, and it was really cool. Totally great guys and they were still hanging out meeting fans when I left. I think that's really cool. Lots of bands get big and forget their fans, but these guys were talking to guys about everything and anything and really loving it. That's so great.

I love these guys live they can really put on a show.

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10-22-2005, 04:18 PM

Whopps, forgot to post this:

mewithoutyou:
These guys were good in my opinion, but most of the crowd wasn't too into them. They were pretty high energy though and it was a good show. The "singer" (he mainly talks) came out wearing a mask at first and that caught the attention of the crowd. It was crazy though, last time I saw these guys none of them how beards, and now like half the band did. It was weird. Mostly, actually I think all, new stuff, which isn't bad, but didn't make for much variety. Short set too. The guys are real humble and shy though. The singer basically apologized to the crowd for taking up their time when they were probably there for Coheed, Dredg or Blood Brothers. The crowd yelled back "We love you guys too!" it was really nice and cute. Oh, and for their last song they had a jam session and the bassist from Blood Brothers came out and played sax with them. It was pretty neat. The band is a real tight knit group too, they all hugged after the show and stuff, it was pretty cool.

Dredg:
These guys played a fantastic show and honestly should have been just before Coheed. Of note from the previous times I've seen them was definitely the ending. They got to the end and sort of jammed and went crazy, and threw all their instruments into the drumset and went ****ing nuts. No joke. I've never seen the guys get this crazy ever, it was awesome. The crowd also loved it. As I was wearing my Dredg shirt, I got plenty of questions about the band after their performance and hopefully helped the band sell a few CDs based on my recommendations, they deserve it. Definitely better than their ASU set, though I think it was shorter or maybe the same length, not longer. Not as good a set list either, but a better show.

The Blood Brothers:
These guys have gone so far downhill. They played almost exclusively new stuff and frankly their new stuff sucks. They were much much better last time I saw them. They also had a huge period in the middle of their set where they just had the feedback going, and by period I mean at least five minutes. It killed the crowd and from that point on the crowd was much more subdued. They lost all their momentum doing that. The only good songs they played were off the old records, and though some kids were into their new stuff, not enough were to make it fun. I wouldn't pay to see them headlining again which is too bad because last time I saw them they were really good. They played less new stuff then than now, which is weird because the record had just come out back then.

Coheed and Cambria:
If I had missed these guys I wouldn't have known what I missed, but I'm glad I'll never have to find out. These guys rocked. Worth the ticket price by themselves. They played almost the entire new album, plus some stuff from Silent Earth. Nothing from Turbine Blade that I an recall. Despite that, the show is well put together as they bring their own lighting to supplement the venue's, and they have the guillotine off the cover of this album on stage along with several screens showing videos the whole time. Very high tech for what I thought was still a smaller band. They opened with the first three tracks from Apollo in order (the first was a recording of course); their encore was Silent Earth and The Final Cut, with a huge jam session thrown into The Final Cut with some great soloing, Claudio talking into his guitar pickups, behind the head soloing and other fun stuff. Very awesome. Well put together and rehearsed show. Josh's open hand style wowed me as well and now I have a strong desire to learn that myself. Very talented band and they showcase it well live. An interesting side note, there is a third guitarist off stage backing them up most of the show.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-22-2005, 04:21 PM

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10-22-2005, 10:42 PM

See Claudio didn't do anything cool at my show, no solo's behind his head or anything like that. Ya that third guitarist is a guy thats on tour with them, I'm not sure if he is going to be made a part of the band though.
That sucks, I thought their show was really well put together. But if there was less neat showing off it wouldn't have been as good. I mean it was good, but the little things are what pushes bands past good to great live.

flfbassist

10-23-2005, 03:40 AM

Bands Ive Seen:

A Static Lullaby
AFI
Anberlin
As I Lay Dying
Big D And The Kids Table
Blink 182 (3x)
Bowling For Soup
Cartel
Catch 22
Dropkick Murphys
Fall Out Boy
Finch
Flogging Molly (2x)
From Autumn To Ashes
Further Seems Forever
Glassjaw
Good Charlotte (back in the day when they were good)
Hawthorne Heights (2x)
Hopesfall (3x)
Jamisonparker
Less Than Jake
Mad Caddies
Madison
Matchbook Romance
Midtown
Motion City Soundtrack (2x)
Mustard Plug
MxPx (2x)
Name Taken
New Found Glory (5x)
NOFX
No Use For A Name
Over It (2x)
Planet Smashers
Rancid
Reggie And The Full Effect
Relient K
Rufio (2x)
Saosin
Senses Fail (2x)
Silverstein
Simple Plan
Slick Shoes
Sugarcult
Taking Back Sunday
The Ataris
The Early November
The Offspring
The Starting Line (2x)
The Used
Underoath
Yellowcard

Fire Away

10-23-2005, 03:54 AM

^^^^f*cking wikid list, dude

Glitter&Trauma

10-25-2005, 05:08 PM

Blink 182 x 2
American Hifi x 2
Sum 41
Motion city soundtrack x 3
Emanuel
The kinison
The fight
Cardia
MC Lars
Army of freshmen
Open hand
Yourcodenameis:milo
The glitterati x 2
Jamie T
Keith
Maximo park
The cribs
New found glory
Bad religion
Sugarcult x 2
The nervous return
The used
Simple plan
McFly
Busted
Finch
Kaiser chiefs
Tom vek
The calling
Bowling for soup
My chemical romance x 2
Taking back sunday
Green day
Stereophonics
Dead 60's
Lost prophets
Eighteen visions
All american rejects
A
The rakes
Hurricane party
The black velvets

I will soon see.....
Taste of chaos tour
My chemical romance
Franz ferdinand
We are scientists
Panic! At the disco/ The academy is
Maybeeee fall out boy.

:)

Mute Print

10-25-2005, 05:11 PM

We are scientists

I'm going to see Hot Hot Heat in a couple weeks, and these guys are one of the openers. I've never heard them before though.

Glitter&Trauma

10-25-2005, 05:17 PM

I'm going to see Hot Hot Heat in a couple weeks, and these guys are one of the openers. I've never heard them before though.
They are amazing !! Check em out :)
Wow, i would love to see Hot Hot Heat.

Untitled

10-25-2005, 05:19 PM

They are amazing !! Check em out :)
Wow, i would love to see Hot Hot Heat.
tough ****, your poor, you need you money for fall out boy :evil: :evil:

/evil++

Glitter&Trauma

10-25-2005, 05:22 PM

I don't even know how i will afford that. I just can't stop booking for concerts, i have a problem !! Oh well, i'll find a way. Stop being evil :angry:

Untitled

10-25-2005, 05:23 PM

Your not booking them, were going to the box office, i dunno if you are though, i dunno.

DepthsOfDreams555

10-25-2005, 05:25 PM

I wish I had a problem with going to too many concerts....I got another Coheed show lined up for I think December 12, the pre-sale hasn't even started yet though. It is an extra date on the tour and its lookin pretty good. They are playing with Fall Out Boy and The All American Rejects.

Glitter&Trauma

10-25-2005, 05:27 PM

Your not booking them, were going to the box office, i dunno if you are though, i dunno.
Yeah but still. I wonder how much it will be. Hmmm....

Mute Print

10-25-2005, 05:27 PM

I wish I had a problem with going to too many concerts...
It's a very good problem to have, as long as you have the money. Trust me, I know from experience. :p

Glitter&Trauma

10-25-2005, 05:28 PM

Mute Print

10-25-2005, 05:30 PM

:eek: Woah. Is Coheed and Cambria going to tour with Fall Out Boy and the All American Rejects?

That would be a sick show. I'd rather see that line-up than Dredg, Blood Brothers, and mewithoutYou.

Untitled

10-25-2005, 05:34 PM

Yeah but still. I wonder how much it will be. Hmmm....
About £15, jee we said it would be before, your rubbish.

Glitter&Trauma

10-25-2005, 05:37 PM

That was an estimate though, loser !!

Untitled

10-25-2005, 05:38 PM

That was an estimate though, loser !!
WELL THERE NOT GONNA BE MUCH MORE!!

Glitter&Trauma

10-25-2005, 05:43 PM

DON'T WHOOP OUT THE ANGRY TONE WITH ME !!!
IT MIGHT BE MORE, YOU NEVER KNOW !!:lol:

DepthsOfDreams555

10-25-2005, 05:46 PM

Ya that lineup I saw them with wasn't very good I don't like mewithoutYou at all. Brian I don't think they are going on tour with them, I think they are playing like 5 shows or something.

Mute Print

10-25-2005, 05:48 PM

DepthsOfDreams555

10-25-2005, 05:50 PM

Dredg played good music but were really boring and the crowd wasn't into them, the crowd was really into Blood Brothers but I didn't think they played very well, it was still good though. When are you seeing them again?

Mute Print

10-25-2005, 05:52 PM

I'm seeing them on November 4th.

There's no question Dredg is talented, and they're cool on CD, I just found their show to be boring. The crowd didn't move at all.

lozz

10-25-2005, 05:53 PM

ive seen hardly any bands but hey im 14 so i have time to go yet lol
ive seen him status quo n velvet revolver

DepthsOfDreams555

10-25-2005, 06:01 PM

Ya thats how my crowd was except for some people in the pit that were just like head banging im pretty sure just to be funny but i was on the other side of the pit, also like right next to me in the pit during Blood Brothers this stupid girl was like trying to get farther and farther near the front and I was like second row and she had this record and she kept jamming it into my head I was like WTF....did I ever tell you about what happened at Warped Tour? During the Hawthorne Heights set this kid had staples and pins sticking out from his backpack and I was behind him and my stomach was all bloody after the set.

Permanent Solution

10-25-2005, 06:02 PM

Oh, that sucks, because that would be an awesome show.

I'm not too excited about seeing mewithoutYou, or Dredg. I'm not much of a mwY fan, and I've seen Dredg before, and found them pretty boring. The Blood Brothers should be fun though.
You obviously didn't read my review :-\

TBB were the worst act of the night by far. The crowd wasn't hugely into Dredg, but they got pretty into them by the end and people were nodding along and such. Definitely got a great response. mwy was the only crowd fizzle, but they're so distinct that it's hard to get into them at the show. The first time I saw them I was pretty meh about them, but they were a lot better this time since I knew and liked the music. TBB was awful and killed their crowd mid performance.

Mute Print

10-25-2005, 06:06 PM

Heh, I did. My hopes aren't very high for any of the openers to be honest, but I'm most excited about the Blood Brothers, just because they're the band I'm most into out of the three.

But based on what everyone has said, I guess I shouldn't get too excited :-/

DepthsOfDreams555

10-25-2005, 06:09 PM

Ya don't.

Tjebby

10-25-2005, 09:19 PM

You obviously didn't read my review :-\

TBB were the worst act of the night by far. The crowd wasn't hugely into Dredg, but they got pretty into them by the end and people were nodding along and such. Definitely got a great response. mwy was the only crowd fizzle, but they're so distinct that it's hard to get into them at the show. The first time I saw them I was pretty meh about them, but they were a lot better this time since I knew and liked the music. TBB was awful and killed their crowd mid performance.
Dredg was worst. Coheed got the second best response only to TBB... where everyone loved them. And MWY was tight, but not many people liked them.

lucstone

10-25-2005, 09:32 PM

The most fun I've ever had at a concert was definately Megadeth in Hollywood CA. Machine Head opened. My friends and I were getting punched, kicked, tossed around, squeezed, you name it. Believe me, we did some beating and squeezing ourselves. It was awesome man!!!! It wasn't punk, but it was an awesome concert!!!!

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10-25-2005, 09:34 PM

Dredg was worst. Coheed got the second best response only to TBB... where everyone loved them. And MWY was tight, but not many people liked them.
TBB was terrible, you can't say they out performed Coheed.

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11-02-2005, 01:10 AM

The Soviettes:
So I was a little wary of the performance these guys would have as I'd heard very mediocre comments about their show. However, their opening song was really catchy and drew me in immediately. I was also wary of a hick band, because we all know women don't belong anywhere near instruments (kidding), however, their best songs were the ones where the guy in the band (drummer) contributed some vocals. He has a real neat voice and I liked it more than the girls, though them all switching off worked well too. In fact, on the compilation I picked up at the show the song by them has the guy singing, and I can say I quite like the song. Too bad it wasn't a more frequent occurence, because I think that's the band's winning formula. Certainly enjoyable though. Oh, the one issue was they literally finished one song, got 4 drum stick clicks, and started the next. They didn't talk to the crowd except when they were leving to say "Thanks, Smoke and Fire are up next." Not conducive to a good crowd response I don't think, especially as an opener.

Smoke or Fire:
I'd heard great things about his band, so I was actually a bit let down by them. I think part of it was I totally wasn't focused during their show and my mind was on other things (yeah, I don't know what was going on there), but there were tons of fans of this band, and I figure they were probably better than I'm giving them credit for. Lots of people there seemed to know all the words and such which is pretty amazig for a non-local second opening band I think. It was pretty good, just not as good as I'd been expecting, oh well. High energy though for sure.

The Epoxies:
By contrast, I'd heard bad things about this band, so I wasn't expecting much. But I can easily say these guys know how to put on a good show. Mind you, the music was so cheesy (especially the keyboard) I didn't enjoy it much at all, but that's not to say they can't perform. They really can. They came out amid tons of fog, with laser beams, strobe lights and other various neat effects. The laser beams on the guitars, and the guitars themselves, were very cool. I need to mount a laser on my guitar haha. Another highlight was the keyboardist busting out a keytar for a song. Oh, and the chick was a good frontwoman too, she was the only performer to come up to the rails and she was always dancing on stage and having a good time.

Against Me!:
Very enjoyable show. No lighting or other effects to drive the show, the whole time the white lights were on the band, and the band drove the show and the songs. Great sing along type songs too, this band really has that down, so it's even more fun because everyone knows the words. These guys are really fun though, they're just up there having a good time, and trying to get everyone else to have a good time too. The jam session (sort of) at the end of Clapping Hands was awesome too, especially as it's my favorite song by them. The drummer was also impressive, 4 piece kit, ride and hats...yet he used it all so effectively it seemed as good as a full kit. Apparently they had an acoustic set somewhere I didn't know about, shoot. Fun time though, assuredly.

plaidbassbilly

11-02-2005, 02:48 AM

tsl_ste

11-02-2005, 04:31 AM

the starting line (x3 - soon 4)
finch (x2)
new found glory (x2)
taking back sunday (x2)
MCR (x2)
sugarcult (x 3/4)
recover
thrice
the early november (x2)
hidden in plain view (x3)
midtown
simple plan
halifax
i am the avalanch
allister (x2/3)
the bled
alexisonfire
reuben
jimmy eat world
lost prophets
the bronx
avenge sevenfold
coheed and cambria (x3)
foolproof
motioncity soundtrack (x3/4)
blink 182
the kinson
rx bandits (x3)
desa
from autum to ashes
the reunion show
senses fail
hundred reasons
McFly
Franz Ferdinand
FFAF

theres more i just can't think of them now.

DepthsOfDreams555

11-07-2005, 03:32 PM

Everyday Sunday
Last night I went to see Everyday Sunday at a local church and it was a free show all you had to do was bring like a bar of soap for a charity donation. I saw MuteMath in this same building in the same room and they were really good and they actually packed the room and there was a pretty decent pit with a lot of good energy. Now when Everyday Sunday took the stage there was maybe 100 people in the entire room and this is a pretty big room. Now they tried to have a lot of energy on stage but there was like 15 people into the music. On top of that the music really wasn't very good. They played some new music off their new CD and the lead singer was screaming and it was complete garbage. The funny thing was everyone in the pit had at least like 3 feet from eachother and they were just jumping up and down cause they said no moshing cause the stage was too close to the crowd. So it pretty much stunk, I went in close to the stage for like 2 minutes of one song and I was like second row (wasn't very hard to get there) and there were like 5 black girls standing in the front just kind of clapping I was like wtf. So I just hung out with a couple of my friends and I hung out with the band a lil after the show met them and stuff cause there was like no one there. We were flicking cards and messing around. So w.e it was free.

CarrionBirds

11-07-2005, 10:47 PM

bands ive seen:

rise against
most precious blood
throwdown
the agony scene
sinai beach
the explosion
murder by death
against me
hot cross
transistor transistor
anodyne
the fall of troy
chiodos
the killers
incubus
the mars volta
alexisonfire

i know im forgetting some

and im seeing bad religion this month

Kif

11-08-2005, 04:29 AM

Taste Of Chaos UK 2005
The night began very crappy when our car broke down in Doncaster, and we had to wait for a tow truck to pick it up. It was a little bit cooler that we arrived at the Dome in the truck, but that's not important.

We also arrived late, pissing me off since Reggie And The Full Effect had already began to play when we were lining up. Inside, the first song I heard from them was "Congratulations Smack & Katy". The energy was awesome, and it appeared that for once James wasn't drunk. He played 4 more songs I think, capping the set off with "The Trooth", a real free-for-all in the pit.

After this, Rise Against took the stage (I think). They were again really good, but ruined by an incredibly short set of about 6 songs. Still, they played a lot of stuff off their older albums, which I really liked, and for some reason didn't play much off their latest album. I suppose being on tour with the "trendy" bands has made them look at themselves a little more.

Story Of The Year were, surprisingly, one of the best bands of the night. Even with their generic material, they put on one hell of a show. From the bassist chasing the drummer around the stage, to them all at one point wearing a horse mask. One of the guitarists got a guitar threw across the stage for him, and the bassist capped it off by stagediving from the speakers. Oh, and they played some good songs too.

Killswitch Engage were good, considering I'm not much of a fan of them. Bert from The Used came out and sang with them for "The End Of Heartaches", which was cool since I only just heard that song in the car.

I was slightly pissed off that Bleed The Dream played the side stage, and I didn't even know until the second to last song. So I enjoyed watching them while The Used were setting up.

The Used were awesome, which again was weird for me since I'm not into them. Even though the guitarist's guitar sounded out of tune, they played some of the classics like "The Taste Of Ink" and "Take It Away". Oh, and in the last song (They said it's the first they wrong, anyone?), they did a little rendition of Refused's "New Noise", with the intro, second verse and bridge of it. Yeah, that was cool. Shame the quality of it on my phone sounds so bad.

Finally it was Funeral For A Friend, a band I'd seen 4 months prior to now. They opened up with "The End Of Nothing", and played more stuff off their two albums. For some reason, "The Art Of American Football" and "Monsters", two of my favourite FFAF songs, weren't played. Either way, watching Matt fall over one of the boxes at the front of the stage was a great laugh as well. All in all, it was a crappy night turned decent, with some good performances, especially from SOTY.

DepthsOfDreams555

11-08-2005, 06:02 AM

Sounds like a sweet concert Kif even though it sucks about your car.

Kickflip_Burrito

11-08-2005, 06:30 AM

Is anybody seeing Turbonegro at the Camden Koko? Juliette and The Licks are supporting. Its gonna be awesome and its on my birthday :)

Mute Print

11-08-2005, 03:05 PM

For some reason local venues are starting to book shows on the same day as each other. It's too bad because I'm missing a lot of good bands. Here are some of the conflicts I have over the next couple months:

11/17 - Dropkick Murphy's / Big D and the Kids Table .... or
11/17 - Bury Your Dead / Terror

12/1 - Spitalfield / Plain White T's .... or
12/1 - Action Action / Men, Women, and Children

12/3 - As I Lay Dying / Norma Jean .... or
12/3 - June / Scary Kids Scaring Kids

12/9 - Emery / From Autumn To Ashes .... or
12/9 - Hellogoodbye .... or
12/9 - Against All Authority

I'm probably going to end up seeing Bury Your Dead, Spitalfield, and As I Lay Dying because I already have tickets to those shows, and I probably wouldn't be able to get rid of the tickets if I wanted to. I'll probably go to Emery too.

I hate when this kind of thing happens. I'd go to everyone of those shows if I could :(