Pop Evil

My fifth time seeing Pop Evil and I certainly wasn’t disappointed. The Roxian Theatre is a phenomenal venue for seeing live music. Our seats were in the lower center balcony. I’m very surprised at how many unsold seats there were. We were on the end of the fourth row but moved to the center of the section in the third row. Empty seats all around us. Pop Evil gets heavier every time I see them. I did feel that their stage lighting was too dark. They didn’t really have spotlights on Leigh and rest of the band. Made getting a decent pic pretty impossible. Also wish they would have played a little longer. They only played an hour. Lots of great songs they couldn’t play in that time frame. Overall though the show was great and I ended up scoring a pick from Joey at the end of the night. Great toss to the balcony Joey! Go see this band!

Seen them in Ark. Crowd just didn't feel it like I did. But I couldn't make the difference up to get the band into it. I tryed, me and Johnny R & R from pineville mo. We had the excitement but didn't rub off on band . Seemed like they was going though motions. So definitely didn't get any extras this night. They had good show in Pittsburg Ks early in the year, and they rocked the house in K.C too. Poor sad Ark. couldn't get w it. Over all rating : humm 3 out of 5 stars

WHAT A SHOW "POP EVIL" NEVER HAS A BAD SHOW!! SEEN THEM TWO THIS YEAR CINCIINNATI OH. AND I WOULD GO AGAIN THIS YEAR IF ONLY!! I HAVE MANY GREAT PHOTOS OF ALL THE BAND! WHAT A GERAT BAND!! I AM A EVILS FOREVER !! I'M STILL SMILING FROM THE SHOW! ROCK ON POP EVIL . YOU CAN BE SURE IF THEY HAVE A SHOW I WILL BE THERE!! \m/ \m/ ALL HORNS UP FOR "POP EVIL"

Electric Room is fabulous for a small group. Pop Evil Flesh & Bone Tour was sick!!! Amazing vocals, guitars, drummer! I loved the slow ballads with Leigh and lead guitar singing 100 In A 55 song and a couple others! Just so beautiful! Pop Evil’s drummer, Hayley, was powerful. Fame on Fire put on a jamming set. LYLVC was a new band I enjoyed and hope to see again! I like the duo of song ballad and rapper!

Performed a little worse than expected in a minor way. PE started 1m early and I think played for over an hour, to include doing a trick stop for an encore. They played a wide range of songs from across their albums to include their new track Skeletons which is awesome! I knew of PE and have casually listened to their music but I need to go listen to this album front to back. The lead did make a joke on this album’s name. It’s called Skeletons because they’re a rock metal band and it sounds cool which is just what rock metal bands do. Also it’s a bit about surviving “what shall not be named” over the last few years. He did state they are not politicians/political but just a rock metal band. The lead said he wanted to help people, even just a little bit with a song. The world is a crazy place but the sun will rise tomorrow was the theme for title song Skeletons. Moving on, they had some great crowd interaction and lots of nice stage movement between guitars/lead. PE used stage risers and generally spread out nicely on them without clustering several members together. It would’ve made for some great pictures except their lighting, which I really did like, made it difficult for my older phone to snap photos. Their drummer, holy crap! She is the most majestic drummer I have ever seen. Literally a balldrummerina with incredible grace in her arm movements and a happy smile. She also had a fan or something pointed at her so her hair could flutter about. PE all had some pretty big smiles and in the case of the bassist, some really nice arms! It was also interesting to see the guitars had pic holders on their mic stands and would occasionally toss a played pic into the crowd before plucking a new one. They did play kinda continuously. PE had a lot of awkward pauses where nothing was going on, no outro/intro and no lead chatter. They did change their guitars out pretty frequently and towards the end it happened nearly every song. They also had some weird reverb thing going on

First I have to say the staff at this place are remarkable. I was in a cast and the manager Phil promised to make every precaution for my health issue. I was on a pushable scooter with my cast and we had a front row parking space to start our night out. Then the sweetest lady gave me a ride on this lift to the second floor where we were then escorted to our reserved table. The bands were great, the atmosphere was great, the people we met were all nice, and I WILL DEFINITELY COME BACK!!!

My third time seeing Pop Evil. I always wondered why their song "100 in a 55" was never on their setlist. Since there was technical difficulty he added and sang this song without any instruments. My absolute favorite part of the night. Don't get me wrong, the entire band sounded amazing, but hearing this song stripped down gave me chills. I definitely think they should add this song to their future setlists.

Pop Evil was the incredible. From the opening with Crash & Burn to the final encore they delivered their unique heavy style with great sophistication. Leigh sounded just fine even though he said he was feeling a little under the weather. Joey was Joey, thumping on his bass like a madman and non-stop energy. Dave and Nick both are awesome guitarists and Hayley is equally as great on the drums. The entire band is one explosion of energy. As far as the opening acts, well not my style. I’m not into the screaming vocals from start to finish. Each to their own. Did get to witness some moshing, crowd surfing and a cat fight. That’s always entertaining. Jergel’s is a great intimate venue. Good food as well. Go see Pop Evil. They won’t disappoint.

This band has hit after hit on the radio and is a fairly big name band, so we were shocked to see them playing at such a small venue. We drove to Waco from Austin to see this band and it was worth every minute of the drive. The venue is spectacular- outside, but shaded with huge fans to move the air so there’s always a breeze. We arrived in time to hear a couple songs from the second band and walked up to the fourth row in front of the stage. I think there might have been 500 people there (maybe not quite that much). What an outstanding way to see such a great band.

Stage West is an awesome little intimate venue. Parking isn’t great but oh well. Opener Like Machines was a great three piece band. Lots of sound from three instruments. Pop Evil was once again phenomenal. Leigh is a born to be front man. Great set and great performance from the entire band. The set after the set was a great surprise bonus for everyone who stuck around. Look forward to seeing Pop Evil every chance I get.

The show was a 10/10, immersive, and energetic one. Leigh KaKaty (the lead singer) had brought two children out to sing Waking Lions, and he had jumped onto the speaker for a portion of a song, and lastly, he had went into the stands. There was a small meet and greet after he had gotten down. Matt Dirito (the bassist) was jumping all around the stage and flinging his hair everywhere. 10/10 show. It was worth waiting 2 years for. Definitely gonna go again!!

POP Evil always puts on an amazing show and in my opinion it’s 10 times better in a smaller venue like the Chameleon Club! You’re up close and personal! Haley played the entire show with a bad shoulder but that didn’t stop the band from giving the crowd all they wanted! Sure we’d always like to have longer sets, but they played almost non stop the entire set. Energy and stage presence is OFF THE HOOK.

Black Heart Saints and Them Evils we’re good openers with a lot of energy and good sounding rock n’ roll. Don Jamieson coming out to do a little comedy was a nice change of pace and he didn’t hold back and kept it rock n’ roll subject matter-wise. Pop Evil were good but Leigh’s vocal style seemed a bit off at times like he was customizing the timing of lyrics vs. the song or something which was a minor annoyance at times but I guess if you’re playing the same songs every night, you’ve gotta find some way to mix it up. Not bad!

I had the VIP package, and didn't know it didn't come with a ticket which was the only bad side. The merch rep was incredibly kind and understanding. The band was amazing, as always, and I am beyond glad I got to meet Lee and Matt. Lee told me some powerful things, and Matt was an amazing bassist. I am beyond satisfied with it. They all signed a BC Rich gunslinger bass for me, and I will soon have it framed.

Pop Evil powered the Rock n Roll now stage with "Trenches" and never looked back. This punch was followed by a great set of classics, new tunes, and some acoustic gems. Leigh even cruised the crowd and ended up in the middle of the floor with everyone sitting campfire style while he belted out an awesome version of "Footsteps". They finished the night with "Take it All" which felt like a celebration of a classic concert night. I'm an old school rocker and Pop Evil provides a touch of the hard edge past, with the passion of today and the melodic kick ass catchy riffs that echo the chorus in your head morning noon and night if you're lucky. This is a great band today better than most and based on their 4 Releases deserves the recognition and fan base of a top rock band. I rate them a 5 but for some reason it won't allow me to color in the 5th star more than half.

Concert at Rams Head Live in Baltimore was our 12th time seeing Pop Evil live and was really one of, if not the best show yet! They played an hour and a half in this pre Christmas show, which included every top hit song they have, including "Monster You Made Me" and the seldom heard "Boss's Daughter". This is the first time that has happened for us and the set list also included a cover of Collective Soul's "Heaven Let Your Light Shine Down" and a beautiful rendition of "Silent Night" which Lee nailed, even though he had a cold! Pop Evil showed why they are one of our all time favorite live bands ever!

Pop Evil gave an energetic performance and the audience was thoroughly engaged. The playlist offered an excellent selection of their songs. Definitely recommend if you get the chance to see them live!The venue charged attendees additional fees to access the balcony, which was a new policy, at least new since I'd been there for New Year's Eve. I hope that the policy is terminated. The tickets are general admission and that has always included the floor, bar, and balcony. There has been as additional fee for seats, but I think that is a reasonable since the venue states the general admission policy (floor).

It was my third Pop Evil show in 2 years, my second this year, after the Jackson county fair show where they put Shinedown to shame, and they rocked, once again! I have a personal connection to a few of their songs. My dad passed away a couple months before the Fort Collins, CO, show, the first one I saw them at. 'Torn to Pieces' will always remind me of him. Caught the drumstick with another gentlemen twice my size. You see who won that little wrestling match. : )

it was a very pleasant surprise to go to a show where every band rocked the house I can't remember a concert where I've bought merchandise from every band lol so good for me and good for bay city for booking a swell show right before the holidays FYI Pistol Day Parade was a great surprise for me those guys rocked!!! thanks for the great time and experience:) can't wait to do it again

The Show Rocked the Blue Fox... Sold out!! My band 15MINUTES Opened the night and set the tone for one Hell of a Rock Show .... Pop Evil Kicked Ass !! Truly a bunch of cool cats .. talking to them at length before the show.... they are working hard one the road now and this is their break out year .... go check em out .. you won't be disappointed.. KEEP ROCK ALIVE PEOPLE