First of all, we arrived late because the google address of the national theather lead us to st-catherine west instead of east. Other fact about that venue, the attendance was way too big for this place. We couldn't walk anywhere, probably not even legal if there was any emergency. Also, people were still waiting for the coat check at the third set. Anyway, we arrived late to an amazing, studio-like, top notch performance. The singers were close to perfection and I have to say, the ending part in "silver tongues" originally sang by Tillian from dance gavin dance was really impressive by ITM's bassist. Next up was four year strong, which probably put on a great show, but honestly, who could hear anything except the bass drum, a tone-less bass and vocal melodies? Because yeah, I couldn't hear most of the lyrics. Lastly, Silverstein was pretty great, except we couldn't hear the singer at the beginning. The soundmen really had a tough night. The setlist was really well chosen, the "This Is Where The Wind Shifts" medley was greatly written, definitely gave me some chills since it is in my opinion the best album ever written by silverstein. The singer got me pretty impressed by his ability to stay on pitch almost all night long, he seemed to have some difficulties in the beginning. Let's blame the soundmen. Yeah some kind of cheapshot I know haha. Still a really great night even with all the negativity stated on this review, but hey: what's a review without negative constructivity?

The music I grew up with, now celebrating their 20th anniversary. What a night! This band never changed, they sound even better every time. Being part of your anniversary tour was unbelievably amazing! Everyone had smile in our sleep after the show! Thank you! Looking forward on your next tour soon! #SilversteininManila

I came for Silverstein, but Silent Planet was awesome, too! August Burns Red sounded good, but I didn't see much of their set since some crowd-surfing dude accidentally slammed my head into the metal barrier right at the end of Silverstein's set. The venue was decent, but I had a hard time finding parking (I ended up having to pay $10). The venue workers were very nice. Sound quality was good. Overall good show.

I had an amazing time and it was so cool to get to meet the band they are all really chill I was glad this was my first Silverstein show. They had such incredible energy throughout their whole 22 song set I was really impressed and everything sounded so awesome. It meant a lot to finally hear all the songs I’ve listened to through some of the worst shit for years in a live setting with other people who love the music. Thanks for the experience Silverstein!

Silverstein is one of the best live acts you will ever hear. Shane’s vocals are powerful, and the transition between singing and screaming is smooth. He’s talented in all different uses of his voice. The rest of the band is amazing as well. Paul, the guitarist is especially talented with his seamless playing. I plan on attending every concert I possibly can for this band.

Hey, we got in on time unlike Palais Royale(1hr late)👍...the show was high energy esp when looking down from the balcony, the mosh put/circle pit was going strong thruout the Silverstein set...4th time going to see them in 13 months and it was great this as it was the others!