They came out on fire, the crowd was churning like a turbulent ocean & then we all experience quite the scare when Josh laid passed out & propped up on his drum kit just a couple songs into their set. Claudio was one of the first to notice Josh & rushed to his side. Josh was able to revive himself after just a few quick seconds & totally regained his composure. The band addressed the crowd stating that they will take a moment to make sure Josh is all good & to have him cleared by the paramedics. If sources are correct, Josh has actually been diagnosed with "Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome." Super not fun! After about 20 minutes or so, Coheed and Cambria recaptured the stage with Josh leading the pack. Chants of, "Josh, Josh, Josh..." filled the air & Coheed once again set HoB Orlando ablaze!

This was my first time going to a show in Austin and it was great. The show itself was awesome, but picking up a ride for Uber was practically a nightmare, thankfully I made it back to the hotel. I loved the show and I love the venue, it needs some work as far as organization is concerned, but other than that, I enjoyed myself

As always, Coheed never disappoints. I went with my family, as we are all Coheed fans, and we had a blast! Intro was awesome as they played the prologue to Dark Sentencer, you could see everyone’s shadow behind the white curtain which definitely added to the theatrics of the performances. Finally, when the opening rift hit and the curtain dropped I got the craziest case of goosebumps, that was when I knew the set was going to be awesome! The set itself was incredible with them pulling songs like Gravity’s Union, which I haven’t heard since the Decension Tour, and Mother Superior which was my first time hearing it live. The only song I didn’t really care for on the list was True Ugly, because I feel like It Walks Among Us would have suited the set way more, but hey, my personal preference. The only main thing I had a gripe with was the crowd participation. Now, before people go chewing my head off, I am not saying that there wasn’t crowd participation because you could clearly hear it in IKSSE3 and A Favor House Atlantic. But it was more a fact that people didn’t know the timing of the chants, except maybe a core 200 fans. This is most likely due to this being a double headliner and many people only knew Coheed from the popular songs and the new stuff that just hit. But to be honest, I have been spoiled with crowds because I have seen them twice at the Wiltern and once at the Hollywood Palladium, both closed venues where almost everyone was a “die hard” and new all the little intricate details like I do. However, this is me being nit picky, I still enjoyed it and was happy to be rocking it out with my fellow members of the Fence! P.S. singing happy birthday to Claudio’s grandpa was pretty freakin unreal!

I was able to meet them and they are a good bunch of dudes. They made my son feel at ease enough to do a jumping photo 😁. ETID and Mastodon killed it and Coheed was as amazing as ever. Seriously though, these three bands... juggernauts.

I swear, Co and Ca gets better every single time I see them...last night was show 15 or something. Freaking unbelievable live. The perfoamnce, the instruments, Claudios voice....and the energy the crowd gives off. So so good. Extremely talented group. And Freedom Hill is an awesome venue.

Habe CoCa bisher 5 mal live gesehen und bin eine "Children of The Fence" seit IKSSE:3. Als Location gefällt mir die Essigfabrik in Köln deutlich besser als die Live Music Hall. Das Konzert war jedoch ein ganz besonders. Diesmal hatte Claudio wirklich Bock auf Publikum (das ist nicht immer so) und das hat sich in der Klasse performance gezeigt die er, Travis, Zach und Josh abgeliefert haben. Die Setlist war der Hammer und ich bin mit heißer Stimme nach Hause gefahren. Einzig die Vorband war mit "The Interspehre" nicht ganz mein Fall und das letzte mal mit Dinosaur Pile-Up deutlich stärker, aber das ist ja bekanntlich Geschmachssache. Alles in allem ein Grandioser Abend. Danke CoCa.