Men I Trust

This venue is amazing, we walked in at 7:56 and there was no line just an open door. With a pretty good view of the stage the whole time this place is definitely going to see me again.

Sound was fantastic, like some of the best live mixing I’ve ever heard. Both bands were fantastic and the venue was pretty great for the most part. Only complaint was that the line for the merch table was a bit convoluted

MIT played every track except one from Equus Caballus, an incredible medley of older tracks, and just brought the place to its knees with their infectious lofi vibes and sneaky uptempo bangers. Absolute bliss!

They were amazing the sound was amazing and they got me hipped to a new group strongboi who opened up for men I trust and they were just as good I’m definitely attending a concert of both groups again

I love Men I trust, but the show was so short! And oc it was bc it's an opening show, but still. The stand space was at the half or less and I think that the sound could be better (it wasn't bad but I saw MIT bf n it was so different)

The band was great. The venue is OK. I like the upper levels if I can get a spot on the rail, but if not you have to watch the band on the monitors.

I almost missed it but I made it on time to see their whole show. I'm so glad I saw them live- they play so amazingly and there were some unexpected mashups that made it worth watching it live on its own right.

Soirée magique! Le band était "tight" et a envoûté la foule. Ressentir l'énergie d'un solo de guitare de Jessy Caron est un privilège que je ne suis prête d'oublier. Un des meilleurs spectacles de l'année... et entendre Emmanuelle dire "vous écoutez... Oncle Jazz" et parler en français toute la soirée, du bonbon!! 👌 Merci Men I Trust 😁

i’ve only been to two concerts lol but this was the best one so far. emma slayed and her band??! guitarists, keyboardist and drummer were amazing, i was so mesmerised. the opening act, trophy wife, was just as incredible, truly talented people. my first time at the venue and it’s a very nice place and i had funny interactions with the security, all staff were so kind. 5/5 experience overall.

It was cool to see them live, I love how smooth their sound is. Hopefully they come to Tampa soon and play the ritz or the Orpheum. Only song I wish they played was porcelain.

It was so good…. great venue, great live music!! so surprised by how great the guitarist (jessy) was …… totally unexpected. i’ll def go again next time they come to japan:)

men i trust was absolutely amazing, my second time seeing them but this time the crowd was absolutely awful. very few people were genuinely enjoying themselves and what disappointed me most was the fact that everyone was SITTING during the whole show. i didn’t hear anyone singing along or even a head bob the dryest crowd ever. emma deserved better than that and i can’t stand crowds nowadays.

I don't know who was in charge of the lights this day but they need to be fired or retrained. The crowd kept getting lit up very intensely at multiple points throughout the concert which 1 ruins the atmosphere (seriously, who wants to be lit up by bright spotlights all night when you're trying to see the band performing) and 2 it was pretty painful. After being in a dark room, sudden bursts of insanely bright lights directed at you feels awful and is genuinely terrible on the eyes. Men I Trust was great despite the weird lighting choices all night =)

Concert was fantastic, Feng Suave was a great opening act and Men I Trust were amazing. Summit venue had a weird issue where bass was all concentrated at the top seating, drowning out everything else. Going to the bottom floor fixed that and it was a great time.

they were wonderful! the concert was so vibe-y and she, with no hesitation, stopped the concert to make sure we were okay :)) the solos were out of this world but the line for merch was so long since they set it up after the show :(( feng suave was also incredible! definitely recommend going to their show if you’re still able to grab tickets! 🫶🏼

Really love Men I Trust, but opening is always hard. I feel like this group is more aptly enjoyed indoors than outside at a big amphitheater. Just my take.

Was some good vibrations, you guys. Definitely a lot better than their last show (when they opened for wild nothing). Michael Seyer as an opener was sick too. The new Oncle Jazz songs are gonna be nuts.

It was a show that left the audience enraptured yet energized in a way you wouldn't expect from such downtempo grooves. Their intoxicating bass lines were even more effective live because you could see the joy the musicians took from every bar of music prominently displayed across their faces. Men I Trust is perfectly at home in the northwest, and I hope to see them stopping here on the regular.

I can’t describe how amazing it felt feeling the bass in my chest and her voice filling the room, it was incredible. They gave you time to chat up with them after the show too which was very nice.

Both Anemone and Men I Trust had unbelievable performances, just great. Pub Rock as a venue really needs to up its sound production. It really sounded bad and had a hard time getting the band dialed in. Even then, there was a lot left out of the sound. I don't think the guy running the board had any idea what the bands were supposed to sound like.