Black Veil Brides

Vindicatour II El Paso 2026 - Speaking Rock C****o BVB’s show was nothing short of exhilarating with unrelenting energy! I have been listening to BVB since I was 12 years old… I’m now 27. This was my first time watching them perform live and wow …. what a wave of emotions I felt. Andy is a great entertainer and his live singing is genuinely exactly how he sounds recorded. The band was full of energy, showed the crowd immense love, and played a mix of newer and older songs which honestly brought my inner child out and healed a younger version of myself who had always wanted to watch them live as they were my favorite band. Mentally, I was a teen fan girling all over again while screaming her heart out to every song. There is no doubt I would stand for 6 hours again to get the full experience with a front row view to such an unreal moment. I’ll never forget this memory! Thank you BVB for being so interactive, pure, personal, and just genuine with the crowd and making us feel so special! 10/10 would lose my voice, destroy my feet, and do it all over again for this concert. 🔥🤘🏼🖤

This show was the first ever concert that I went to and it was amazing! BVB is one of my biggest inspirations in life and I aspire to be like Andy not only in a musical sence but also just his outlook on everything is just amazing as I can relate to a lot of the stuff that not only he writes about but also speaks on! I was like bawling for the first like 5 or so songs and again when Lilith came out! As a newer fan (since hallelujah) this show very much felt like home. I loved everything about it! Especially Andy getting mad at someone not waving (it seemed like he was looking at my dad but my dad said he was waving so idk)! I'm so glad it happened at the day and time that it did cause I was really struggling with my mental state and this show is one of the reasons that I'm still here lol! BVB ARMY 4 EVER!!!!!

It was essential and necessary for my sanity to go to this concert. There’s nothing like an alternative or metal concert. For years I have been in this depression that I feel like I have my legs paralyzed, and black veil brides is one of the reasons why my arms are able to have me crawl forward. Even at this moment, black veil brides is playing as I’m playing video games. I have met the band a hand full of times and each time I wish I could have said thank you for being my crutch in this life. I can’t imagine my life without out music so when I see them play it’s like the dreadful silence of my mind vanishes. I’m not religious at all but when I’m at a metal concert I feel that feeling of connection with everyone that I may never even get to speak to in that one building. I thank them for it and many other bands I have listened to for the past 15 years.

Show was awesome. Took a friend from India who had never been to a metal show. He was floored and wants more. Liked the venue's size. Upper deck and my old eyes could still see great detail. BVB put on a great show with great lighting effects and a set list that covered there entire history. They interacted well with the crowd. The first two opening bands were OK. Ashes to New was awesome as well. I would go see another BVB show and same for Ashes to New. The venue was clean (the bathrooms were clean at the end of the show) and staff had it together when it came to getting everyone in and out without issue. Drinks were OK, and I have had much worse concert food.

I had a great time! My first time seeing BVB in person. Absolutely worth the price, and overall I had an amazing night. It got hot and stuffy really quickly so air circulation was lacking. It was also a bit long for me, and I'm very able-bodied so I’m sure it was hard on people with injuries/disabilities. Maybe just 1-2 openers to keep the energy from fading. I’m not epileptic, but the flashing lights did give me a pretty bad headache. Very dynamic and energetic stage presence though, maybe just a bit too much. I believe From Ashes to New was the only band that used flashing lights, so maybe a warning before hand so people who struggle with that can take a break without missing the whole show. Lastly, I would’ve loved to see Jinxx on that electric violin! Again, absolutely loved the show. I had the best time I’ve had in a while, and I’d love to go again sometime!

This show was the best! Ghostkid was jaw dropping good. High energy with an outstanding voice and performance. Creeper was oddly strange but kept me entertained throughout their performance. Good energy and they clearly love what they do. Dark Divine was amazing. Beautiful unique voice and high energy. Great lyrics and songs. I def became a fan of theirs that night. The main act Black Veil Brides, was by far the best show I've seen. Andy had great energy and was smiling throughout the show. He clearly loves what he does and gets the crowd amped up and excited. He has a beautiful voice and I would see them in a heartbeat again. All around great performers and the best show I've ever seen thus far. Great lineup and an incredible unforgettable show!!!

The show was amazing, but ill talk about the meet n greet experience here. Meeting the guys was, def, incredible. And Ill not talk about the no-hugs policy, cause i really ''understand''. But, c'mon, i cant take my own selfies? its cool a professional photographer being a option, but i just HATE how i look when others person is photographing me, i hate full body photos, and i would really love 100% more my photos with the band if i was able to take it by myself. Also, 5seg to let at least 1 personal item be autographed, will not kill anyone. In my case, i wanted a tattoo writed by Andy, and i wasnt able to ask for. These experiences arent cheap, neither are they frequents, what made me think that need to be more enjoyable for each fan, more unique. For some, a hug is really more important than a freezy professional photo.

I listen to them for the last 10 years, I love them so much. Bought VIP as well. All of them give this warm, accepting energy, while there is something about Andy, he is not like he used to be, he is very much changed. He still interacts with audience, says nice things but those are just words that he ''must'' say, the words are not from ''the heart''. He went past Lonny on stage, but he didn't go around him, instead he pushed his guitar in the air as in ''move'' and went by. He is very strict, almost like he doesn't want to do this anymore. But I won't say anything more, I know they are very tired from the tour maybe that is it. But still every member was a lot happier than Andy even if they are tired. Especially Jake and Jinx, they always smile from ear to ear. The performance though, they give their best on stage. Rocking it!

All the artists were good! In order: Mothica, Black Veil Brides, Halestorm. I was at the BVB meet and greet, which was unfortunately a bit unspectacular (you could "only" have a quick photo taken with the band behind you and that was it). But they were all nice, including the crew! I noticed that a few of the guys were probably at the door with the fans before the show and I met Jinxx afterwards because I had bought his vest beforehand. That was great! He signed it really cool and me and my companion were both able to take photos with him. He is very nice. I just thought it was a bit of a shame that they disappeared from the stage so quickly after their performance. As far as the location is concerned, the toilets were okay (the hallway with the mirrors down there is cool and was a good place for me to retreat for a moment) but what didn't work out well was the timing with the cloakroom. Even the VIPs, who were in earlier, could only leave their things there after general admission had already begun, so you had to give up your place at the stage to go downstairs. It was smaller there than expected, at first quite fresh due to the direct access from outside and later quite warm in the tightly packed crowd.

Absolutely loved the opening act Dark Divine. They really brought a lot of energy to the show and I've heard some of their music before and after seeing them live not only bought the vinyl for both albums but they have been added to several of my playlists. While a few people I spoke with were kinda disappointed in VV, I wasn't. I absolutely loved him. He has that David Bowie presence, and while his sound is different from both DD and BVB, it fits well because, like Bowie VV defies a specific musical genre. And then there is BVB, and honestly, if you have never seen them live, ya gotta go at least once. They are so great live. So much energy, and Andy is just well great and yummy. I'm really glad I made the trip up to Seattle for this show. It was phenomenal.

The show was fun but VV seemed to be rushing through his set and eager to get off stage, which I believe hurt his chances if leave with more fans that he came in with . But dark divines six songs set was amazing from start to finish and was a shining example of an amazing opening band and they hung out at their Merch table meeting the new fans they had created with their energetic performance. And finally BVB had a great performance with the small hiccough of Someone getting hurt in the mosh (small injury, they walked out and I couldn’t see blood…..so that was unfortunate but it’s a rock show…..so mosh pit was going to happen.) BVB was fantastic but I wished they had brought that energy to the meet and greet before the show. The meet and greet was an hour wait in the hall before a rather awkward 2 minutes interaction with the boys…..where the rules of the meet and greet were broken by some people (with no security interference) and security interfering with things that were explained 3 times as being approved to do in line. Which I found sadly led to many BVB fans feeling like they had wasted their time and money getting meet and greets tickets. But the BVB set was a masterful mix of their early albums and more recently releases . They played some hits like a Rebel Love Song, perfect weapon and knives and pens but made sure to play new songs like a Scarlet Cross and Crimson Skies and closed it out with in the end ( my favourite song for them to leave off on)

I have no words to describe what I feel after what I experienced last night. Having the opportunity to speak to BVB directly and thanking them for the last 13 years of music and also receiving thanks in return from Andy Biersack HIMSELF for sticking with them all these years was something I'll never, ever forget! The entire show was amazing! I gotta say, if you haven't seen or heard Dark Divine, they're one to keep an eye on. Best opening band I have witnessed to date! Seriously! Seeing the legendary Ville Valo perform live was certainly a sight as well! Got to meet some new friends and rock with my peeps! The sound that erupted from me when BVB took the stage can only be described as Unholy and feral. I finally got to see my heroes perform the songs that have carried me through all these years!!!! May have shed a tear or two! Overall, it was a fabulous night and I'd do again 100× over.

The guys were obviously great, sound was amazing and generally it was a very well put together show by the band's part. The venue however was not as good. I don't know if they sold more tickets than the amount of people that could fit in there but there was no space at all. I was sort of in the middle of General at first and i'm short so i expected not to see a lot but i literally couldn't even see the big screens because of how close people were to me. I couldn't even move my arms and it was hard to breathe. When it started, I got too overwhelmed so i decided to move to the back in order to have some more space. However, this made it worse; I was pushed even harder than before, not because of people being rude but because literally no one had space to move. It was very uncomfortable and i couldn't even enjoy the concert properly because of how anxious this made me. The guys were amazing but the organization at the venue could have definitely been way better.

Okay listen, the band was great the guys are great and I give THEM 5 stars no doubt I loved the show. But if I could rate the team and venue I'd probably give 3 stars I dont usually complain but I purchased a VIP upgrade for almost twice the price than the concert ticket (which had to be purchased separately too btw). It supposedly included early access to the venue + early access to merch. Not really. First, I had been making the VIP line for an hour outside the venue, I was on the first half of the line and i was so happy about it, but when we accessed the venue, security lady stopped me and said I cant bring makeup in my bag. I had to do my makeup earlier in the car on the way there so I had all my makeup with me and I wasnt gonna throw it in the trash just like that, and mind you, makeup was NOT on the list of forbidden items that THEY posted earlier that day and that was printed on the wall. This set me back for a while arguing with them and when I finally got in I was almost last on the VIP line... so, I was one of the last people to meet the guys and when I finally ran to the stage floor, people from General tickets were already getting in earlier too ?? and I got a worse spot than I expected, with General people in front of me lol. M&G lasted literally like 20 seconds with the band just to say hi, take the picture and go. A friend from MTY said they got a lil while to chat with them and I was expecting that, I hand-made gifts for the band and I wanted to give them personally. I couldn't. So in general we paid 3 times the price for a poster, having a photo taken and saying hi to them in 20 secs (we weren't even allowed to hug, fist bump, or make contact in the least as instructed by some guy '''because of covid'''. So that was a real bummer honestly. We did not get earlier access to merch either since it was sold outside at the end of the concert, only 2 types of tees lol But the guys were great, friendly and kind. Hope the team checks this better next time

Lonny, I'm so sorry that you broke your leg😔💔 I hope it gets better soon and that you'll have a speedy and safe recovery. The concert was amazing!🖤❤ I loved all the bands and songs they played! I loved seeing you guys perform, head banging, and jumping all over the stage. The concert itself was an amazing time!😊🖤❤ I just wished the RIP upgrade was better😔 First, we start an hour later. I understand that they came from Washington, but I think having an extra day to get ready and recoup would have benefited everyone, including you and your fans. You guys could have a break from performing and relax for a bit. Instead of having the Calgary Concert on the 22nd (my birthday), they could have had it on the 23rd. I wish I could have had a chance to talk to the bands for a bit, but right after the photos and trivia, they had to get ready for the concert. I probably won't buy a VIP ticket unless if it's just Black Veil Brides performing or if they have an extra day to rest and set up. I wish the RIP upgrade could have been at least a little more personal. I really did love the concert!🖤❤ It was super fun to see new bands. Sadly, they didn't do an encore😔 I hope Lonny's leg gets better. Please come to Calgary again! ❤🖤I love seeing you guys! You are my heroes! You've inspired me to follow my dreams, and helped me through my dark times. You've made me the person I am today. I love you guys!🖤❤

OMG this was my first BVB concert and I went with my mom because the friend I was going to go with got sick but the guests who were there with (Not VIP) BVB I was shocked by! I knew Andy's mom and dad were going to be there and Andy's wife Juliet. But Joe Flanders (Andy's cousin), Inna Pitts (Jake Pitts' wife) and Ryan Seaman (former Falling In Reverse drummer and went on tour with Icon For Hire as their drummer, and now in I Don't Know How But They Found Me) I was shocked when I saw Ryan and I got a picture with him. I met Juliet at Warped Tour on June 22nd and she said she remembered me. The only other time that happened was at Warped Tour and it was the band MAKEOUT's lead singer Sam Boxold because I met MAKEOUT for the first time on February 23rd at Denny's there by Chain Reaction. I also got Andy's sweaty towel after the concert. CRAZY YEAR FOR ME!

The concert was great, but I felt the VIP experience was rushed for no good reason. We were told to get there by 3:30, didn’t get let in until 5, and then had to wait another 2 hours for the concert to start. Also, not being able to hug the artists/ asking them to sign a t shirt felt like a money grab and disingenuous. I don’t know if this is on the artist or the venue, but that was a bit of a let down considering I’ve been to VIPs for “bigger” artists and they let you hug/ ask for signatures/ and talk to the artists for a couple minutes. Lastly, the one picture per VIP lanyard was kind of ridiculous. It’s not that hard to take 2-3 pictures just to make sure at least one is good. Either way, BVB did great combining old material with their new album and they were amazing entertainers.

Vindicatour II El Paso 2026 - Speaking Rock C****o BVB’s show was nothing short of exhilarating with unrelenting energy! I have been listening to BVB since I was 12 years old… I’m now 27. This was my first time watching them perform live and wow …. what a wave of emotions I felt. Andy is a great entertainer and his live singing is genuinely exactly how he sounds recorded. The band was full of energy, showed the crowd immense love, and played a mix of newer and older songs which honestly brought my inner child out and healed a younger version of myself who had always wanted to watch them live as they were my favorite band. Mentally, I was a teen fan girling all over again while screaming her heart out to every song. There is no doubt I would stand for 6 hours again to get the full experience with a front row view to such an unreal moment. I’ll never forget this memory! Thank you BVB for being so interactive, pure, personal, and just genuine with the crowd and making us feel so special! 10/10 would lose my voice, destroy my feet, and do it all over again for this concert. 🔥🤘🏼🖤

This show was the first ever concert that I went to and it was amazing! BVB is one of my biggest inspirations in life and I aspire to be like Andy not only in a musical sence but also just his outlook on everything is just amazing as I can relate to a lot of the stuff that not only he writes about but also speaks on! I was like bawling for the first like 5 or so songs and again when Lilith came out! As a newer fan (since hallelujah) this show very much felt like home. I loved everything about it! Especially Andy getting mad at someone not waving (it seemed like he was looking at my dad but my dad said he was waving so idk)! I'm so glad it happened at the day and time that it did cause I was really struggling with my mental state and this show is one of the reasons that I'm still here lol! BVB ARMY 4 EVER!!!!!

It was essential and necessary for my sanity to go to this concert. There’s nothing like an alternative or metal concert. For years I have been in this depression that I feel like I have my legs paralyzed, and black veil brides is one of the reasons why my arms are able to have me crawl forward. Even at this moment, black veil brides is playing as I’m playing video games. I have met the band a hand full of times and each time I wish I could have said thank you for being my crutch in this life. I can’t imagine my life without out music so when I see them play it’s like the dreadful silence of my mind vanishes. I’m not religious at all but when I’m at a metal concert I feel that feeling of connection with everyone that I may never even get to speak to in that one building. I thank them for it and many other bands I have listened to for the past 15 years.

Show was awesome. Took a friend from India who had never been to a metal show. He was floored and wants more. Liked the venue's size. Upper deck and my old eyes could still see great detail. BVB put on a great show with great lighting effects and a set list that covered there entire history. They interacted well with the crowd. The first two opening bands were OK. Ashes to New was awesome as well. I would go see another BVB show and same for Ashes to New. The venue was clean (the bathrooms were clean at the end of the show) and staff had it together when it came to getting everyone in and out without issue. Drinks were OK, and I have had much worse concert food.

I had a great time! My first time seeing BVB in person. Absolutely worth the price, and overall I had an amazing night. It got hot and stuffy really quickly so air circulation was lacking. It was also a bit long for me, and I'm very able-bodied so I’m sure it was hard on people with injuries/disabilities. Maybe just 1-2 openers to keep the energy from fading. I’m not epileptic, but the flashing lights did give me a pretty bad headache. Very dynamic and energetic stage presence though, maybe just a bit too much. I believe From Ashes to New was the only band that used flashing lights, so maybe a warning before hand so people who struggle with that can take a break without missing the whole show. Lastly, I would’ve loved to see Jinxx on that electric violin! Again, absolutely loved the show. I had the best time I’ve had in a while, and I’d love to go again sometime!

This show was the best! Ghostkid was jaw dropping good. High energy with an outstanding voice and performance. Creeper was oddly strange but kept me entertained throughout their performance. Good energy and they clearly love what they do. Dark Divine was amazing. Beautiful unique voice and high energy. Great lyrics and songs. I def became a fan of theirs that night. The main act Black Veil Brides, was by far the best show I've seen. Andy had great energy and was smiling throughout the show. He clearly loves what he does and gets the crowd amped up and excited. He has a beautiful voice and I would see them in a heartbeat again. All around great performers and the best show I've ever seen thus far. Great lineup and an incredible unforgettable show!!!

The show was amazing, but ill talk about the meet n greet experience here. Meeting the guys was, def, incredible. And Ill not talk about the no-hugs policy, cause i really ''understand''. But, c'mon, i cant take my own selfies? its cool a professional photographer being a option, but i just HATE how i look when others person is photographing me, i hate full body photos, and i would really love 100% more my photos with the band if i was able to take it by myself. Also, 5seg to let at least 1 personal item be autographed, will not kill anyone. In my case, i wanted a tattoo writed by Andy, and i wasnt able to ask for. These experiences arent cheap, neither are they frequents, what made me think that need to be more enjoyable for each fan, more unique. For some, a hug is really more important than a freezy professional photo.

I listen to them for the last 10 years, I love them so much. Bought VIP as well. All of them give this warm, accepting energy, while there is something about Andy, he is not like he used to be, he is very much changed. He still interacts with audience, says nice things but those are just words that he ''must'' say, the words are not from ''the heart''. He went past Lonny on stage, but he didn't go around him, instead he pushed his guitar in the air as in ''move'' and went by. He is very strict, almost like he doesn't want to do this anymore. But I won't say anything more, I know they are very tired from the tour maybe that is it. But still every member was a lot happier than Andy even if they are tired. Especially Jake and Jinx, they always smile from ear to ear. The performance though, they give their best on stage. Rocking it!

All the artists were good! In order: Mothica, Black Veil Brides, Halestorm. I was at the BVB meet and greet, which was unfortunately a bit unspectacular (you could "only" have a quick photo taken with the band behind you and that was it). But they were all nice, including the crew! I noticed that a few of the guys were probably at the door with the fans before the show and I met Jinxx afterwards because I had bought his vest beforehand. That was great! He signed it really cool and me and my companion were both able to take photos with him. He is very nice. I just thought it was a bit of a shame that they disappeared from the stage so quickly after their performance. As far as the location is concerned, the toilets were okay (the hallway with the mirrors down there is cool and was a good place for me to retreat for a moment) but what didn't work out well was the timing with the cloakroom. Even the VIPs, who were in earlier, could only leave their things there after general admission had already begun, so you had to give up your place at the stage to go downstairs. It was smaller there than expected, at first quite fresh due to the direct access from outside and later quite warm in the tightly packed crowd.

Absolutely loved the opening act Dark Divine. They really brought a lot of energy to the show and I've heard some of their music before and after seeing them live not only bought the vinyl for both albums but they have been added to several of my playlists. While a few people I spoke with were kinda disappointed in VV, I wasn't. I absolutely loved him. He has that David Bowie presence, and while his sound is different from both DD and BVB, it fits well because, like Bowie VV defies a specific musical genre. And then there is BVB, and honestly, if you have never seen them live, ya gotta go at least once. They are so great live. So much energy, and Andy is just well great and yummy. I'm really glad I made the trip up to Seattle for this show. It was phenomenal.

The show was fun but VV seemed to be rushing through his set and eager to get off stage, which I believe hurt his chances if leave with more fans that he came in with . But dark divines six songs set was amazing from start to finish and was a shining example of an amazing opening band and they hung out at their Merch table meeting the new fans they had created with their energetic performance. And finally BVB had a great performance with the small hiccough of Someone getting hurt in the mosh (small injury, they walked out and I couldn’t see blood…..so that was unfortunate but it’s a rock show…..so mosh pit was going to happen.) BVB was fantastic but I wished they had brought that energy to the meet and greet before the show. The meet and greet was an hour wait in the hall before a rather awkward 2 minutes interaction with the boys…..where the rules of the meet and greet were broken by some people (with no security interference) and security interfering with things that were explained 3 times as being approved to do in line. Which I found sadly led to many BVB fans feeling like they had wasted their time and money getting meet and greets tickets. But the BVB set was a masterful mix of their early albums and more recently releases . They played some hits like a Rebel Love Song, perfect weapon and knives and pens but made sure to play new songs like a Scarlet Cross and Crimson Skies and closed it out with in the end ( my favourite song for them to leave off on)

I have no words to describe what I feel after what I experienced last night. Having the opportunity to speak to BVB directly and thanking them for the last 13 years of music and also receiving thanks in return from Andy Biersack HIMSELF for sticking with them all these years was something I'll never, ever forget! The entire show was amazing! I gotta say, if you haven't seen or heard Dark Divine, they're one to keep an eye on. Best opening band I have witnessed to date! Seriously! Seeing the legendary Ville Valo perform live was certainly a sight as well! Got to meet some new friends and rock with my peeps! The sound that erupted from me when BVB took the stage can only be described as Unholy and feral. I finally got to see my heroes perform the songs that have carried me through all these years!!!! May have shed a tear or two! Overall, it was a fabulous night and I'd do again 100× over.

The guys were obviously great, sound was amazing and generally it was a very well put together show by the band's part. The venue however was not as good. I don't know if they sold more tickets than the amount of people that could fit in there but there was no space at all. I was sort of in the middle of General at first and i'm short so i expected not to see a lot but i literally couldn't even see the big screens because of how close people were to me. I couldn't even move my arms and it was hard to breathe. When it started, I got too overwhelmed so i decided to move to the back in order to have some more space. However, this made it worse; I was pushed even harder than before, not because of people being rude but because literally no one had space to move. It was very uncomfortable and i couldn't even enjoy the concert properly because of how anxious this made me. The guys were amazing but the organization at the venue could have definitely been way better.

Okay listen, the band was great the guys are great and I give THEM 5 stars no doubt I loved the show. But if I could rate the team and venue I'd probably give 3 stars I dont usually complain but I purchased a VIP upgrade for almost twice the price than the concert ticket (which had to be purchased separately too btw). It supposedly included early access to the venue + early access to merch. Not really. First, I had been making the VIP line for an hour outside the venue, I was on the first half of the line and i was so happy about it, but when we accessed the venue, security lady stopped me and said I cant bring makeup in my bag. I had to do my makeup earlier in the car on the way there so I had all my makeup with me and I wasnt gonna throw it in the trash just like that, and mind you, makeup was NOT on the list of forbidden items that THEY posted earlier that day and that was printed on the wall. This set me back for a while arguing with them and when I finally got in I was almost last on the VIP line... so, I was one of the last people to meet the guys and when I finally ran to the stage floor, people from General tickets were already getting in earlier too ?? and I got a worse spot than I expected, with General people in front of me lol. M&G lasted literally like 20 seconds with the band just to say hi, take the picture and go. A friend from MTY said they got a lil while to chat with them and I was expecting that, I hand-made gifts for the band and I wanted to give them personally. I couldn't. So in general we paid 3 times the price for a poster, having a photo taken and saying hi to them in 20 secs (we weren't even allowed to hug, fist bump, or make contact in the least as instructed by some guy '''because of covid'''. So that was a real bummer honestly. We did not get earlier access to merch either since it was sold outside at the end of the concert, only 2 types of tees lol But the guys were great, friendly and kind. Hope the team checks this better next time

Lonny, I'm so sorry that you broke your leg😔💔 I hope it gets better soon and that you'll have a speedy and safe recovery. The concert was amazing!🖤❤ I loved all the bands and songs they played! I loved seeing you guys perform, head banging, and jumping all over the stage. The concert itself was an amazing time!😊🖤❤ I just wished the RIP upgrade was better😔 First, we start an hour later. I understand that they came from Washington, but I think having an extra day to get ready and recoup would have benefited everyone, including you and your fans. You guys could have a break from performing and relax for a bit. Instead of having the Calgary Concert on the 22nd (my birthday), they could have had it on the 23rd. I wish I could have had a chance to talk to the bands for a bit, but right after the photos and trivia, they had to get ready for the concert. I probably won't buy a VIP ticket unless if it's just Black Veil Brides performing or if they have an extra day to rest and set up. I wish the RIP upgrade could have been at least a little more personal. I really did love the concert!🖤❤ It was super fun to see new bands. Sadly, they didn't do an encore😔 I hope Lonny's leg gets better. Please come to Calgary again! ❤🖤I love seeing you guys! You are my heroes! You've inspired me to follow my dreams, and helped me through my dark times. You've made me the person I am today. I love you guys!🖤❤

OMG this was my first BVB concert and I went with my mom because the friend I was going to go with got sick but the guests who were there with (Not VIP) BVB I was shocked by! I knew Andy's mom and dad were going to be there and Andy's wife Juliet. But Joe Flanders (Andy's cousin), Inna Pitts (Jake Pitts' wife) and Ryan Seaman (former Falling In Reverse drummer and went on tour with Icon For Hire as their drummer, and now in I Don't Know How But They Found Me) I was shocked when I saw Ryan and I got a picture with him. I met Juliet at Warped Tour on June 22nd and she said she remembered me. The only other time that happened was at Warped Tour and it was the band MAKEOUT's lead singer Sam Boxold because I met MAKEOUT for the first time on February 23rd at Denny's there by Chain Reaction. I also got Andy's sweaty towel after the concert. CRAZY YEAR FOR ME!

The concert was great, but I felt the VIP experience was rushed for no good reason. We were told to get there by 3:30, didn’t get let in until 5, and then had to wait another 2 hours for the concert to start. Also, not being able to hug the artists/ asking them to sign a t shirt felt like a money grab and disingenuous. I don’t know if this is on the artist or the venue, but that was a bit of a let down considering I’ve been to VIPs for “bigger” artists and they let you hug/ ask for signatures/ and talk to the artists for a couple minutes. Lastly, the one picture per VIP lanyard was kind of ridiculous. It’s not that hard to take 2-3 pictures just to make sure at least one is good. Either way, BVB did great combining old material with their new album and they were amazing entertainers.