Ministry

Great Show Like Always! Uncle Al still gots it! Loved the guest appearances from Dave Navarro and Singer From RevCo

Ministry was on Point. Covered the gambit of the music the band has produced for years. The sound was incredible and the band was tight. Love how this band stays true to their form regardless of the push from the industry. Brilliant.

Once you get past the extreme left wing politics, and listen to the marginally decent new shit, he plays a solid 2nd half of the show with a good selection of awesome tunes from the late 80's and 90's. Definitely worth going!

Phenomenal show from on of the most unique bands out there. Al Jourgensen is a survivor in an unforgiving and cynical music industry. Not only has he done it his way for the last 30 years, he has continued to be innovative and relevant without being stereotypically cliche. The setlist was great for any true Ministry fan who has consistently followed the band for the past decades. Highlights included three songs in recognition of 30 years since the release of The Land Of Rape and Honey: the title track, Deity and The Missing. All sounded like they did when I saw Ministry the first time in 1990. However, Al saved the best for last as So What (my personal favorite) closed things out. Ministry proved once again why they are still a force to be reckoned with live. Can’t wait to see what Al will do next!

It was assumed sound was really good and loud people in the crowd were moshing and I was too

I like most people waited patiently thru the new songs to get to the old songs. Uncle AL sounded great to me. This is my 6th time seeing ministry since 1990 and I enjoyed it!