Nonpoint

Thank you for your music and you guys have helped me through a lot fighting through addiction and mental health like suicide, if it wasn't for your great songs to inspire me to get clean and sober and fighting with my mental health I would have been in a darker place. I would love to see you guys perform again here at the Sioux City hardrock hotel and casino, you literally stopped the show for your concern about a fan who passed out during the show, that was awesome of you guys to do, I wrote a poem about my mental health and addiction I would like to share with you guys I think y'all would like it. I fight these demons in my head, they all wishing I was dead, the corruption of my mind, makes me go blind, obliterated my once perfect life, as my heart being stabbed with a knife, the fear of ever changing, has blocked me from rearranging, the things I needed to do, as my lips turn blue, from seeing greatness to hell, screams of the chimes from the bell, soon you will tell, the ending is near, and it is time for me to fear, should I let my demons win? Or is it time for the path less taken, for me to go down, the demons are shaken they scream of pain and misery, goodbye old self your ancient history, my new self breaks free from the shell of a beautifulness and great bliss of the new beginning of a new happy ending, the curse is broken, my changed mind has spoken, time to get going on the new you and new life. May the lord bless you with courage and anonymity and grant you the serenity to except the things i cannot change the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference amen. Your biggest fan much to you guys Andrew Frederick.

Great music, great venue. The show had a little bit of everything. There was rock, rap, reggae, and metal. Wally's is an awesome local venue to see some truly amazing bands. It's a small bar so you are in the mix from beginning to end. You have a chance to meet the bands and just hang out off to the sides if you're not into pushing to the stage. Nonpoint really didn't need to ignite the crowd because the other bands raised the excitement level to a ten. I thought the roof would blow off when Skye from Sumo Cyco jumped on stage during their performance. It's really great when different groups get together for a song during the concert.

Small venue with low ticket prices was perfect setting for an up close an personal experience. Sound and light setup was good. Easy to get to location with plenty of parking that is free. With the friendly staff that was easy to talk to and joke around with made for great night of music. I have been there a few times now and will continue to attend concerts with like music. In the past I have seen Nonpoint, Hellyeah, and Sevendust to name a few. Never disappointed. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to future shows.

Nonpoint was amazing as always… the intimate setting inside the Bottleneck was so cool, seeing a band that has played to 50,000 people to 150 people. Opening acts were good. Not really my cup of tea but the bands had a folowing which was cool to see. Blacktop mojo set the energy for the rest of the night.

It was cold! The whole festival. It was a cluster fuck at first. Not band wise but vender wise. One food truck and a snow cone truck. But at the end of the day there were 4! Definitely made up for it. Nonpoint put in a hell of a show as always. Hope to do this festival next year. Maybe have a back up venue to move in doors cause we are in south ms and we get 4 seasons in one day over here? Lol just kidding.. we had a blast. My only complaint was no re entry when they only had one food truck. May wanna re think that if we have that problem next year. And maybe have some portable heaters sections if it’s cold. Just an idea

Great venue acoustic wise. Small and intimate size building, but packed full of Nonpoint fans! Elias and the boys always put on a great show. I was a bit dissapointed in the whole "Wizard of Oz" experience. I thought it was a little lackluster, but liked the tin man reference from Elias and the backdrop was awesome. Vocals tended to get a little drowned out from sound reverb being too loud in the audio settings perhaps, but still a great time with a great lineup of bands.

Not really my kind of music anymore but back in the day I remember listening to the first album (Statement) with my uncle and hearing “what a day” on the radio. The show was nostalgic for me and the band sounded really good and I was surprised that the lead singer looked and sounded exactly the same as he did 23 years ago when I first heard him.

I LOVE Nonpoint, don't get me wrong, but this show was good but not great. The first half of the show was new, unfamiliar songs. Non point has enough hit song to do a full show of hits songs. I can see starting with 2-3 hits and doing a couple of new songs in the middle, but this was not the case. That being said, they ended HUGE, making the night worthwhile. I would like to see them as a headliner where they have their own sound system and a full 1 1/2 - 2 hour set! I'm sure it would be ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. One hour set is not enough time for a band with such a great history of music!

NONPOINT never disappoints! So much energy, they are unmatched by any band. I’ve probably been to 20 shows and they always keep it entertaining. This show was very fun and I’d like to add that the opener VRSTY is great also. This was my third time checking VRSTY out and they do not disappoint. The Castle Theater is a great place for live music. Not a bad spot in the house from the stage to the doors.

As always, Nonpoint delivers! We didn't realize this was a special event show when we bought the tickets. We were just excited that the guys had booked a second show in Las Vegas within a couple of months of their last one. Felt a little bad intruding on the ATV Quad group but not bad enough to walk away from a Nonpoint show! Was fun seeing the guys in a more relaxed event almost as guests instead of headliners! Even with a couple of technology hiccups, they were able to take it all in stride because "this is us hanging with family" not an everything must be perfect for a booked gig. Was a fantastic side to the guys that I'd never seen before. BTW, even though Elias has switched from White Claw to another seltzer, the bartenders still forgot his paper umbrellas that he'd requested last time.

The show was great as always, Nonpoint rocks every time I see them, but I got ripped off by one of the bartenders for $60, so if you ever go to the Castle theatre in Bloomington, I suggest you pay cash and count your change before you leave the bar, but if you pay with a credit or debit card, get a receipt, so you have proof, I’m out $60 cause I “trusted” the bartender to be honest!!!!!!

I absolutely loved all four bands at the Forge, but Nonpoint killed it. They packed the house and brought their A Game. The energy was flowing so much that I wondered how they could keep up the pace. They not only kept up the pace, they increased the intensity throughout their set. It was my fourth time seeing this band and I can’t wait to see them again.

Fantastic show! As always, Nonpoint delivers 100% energy and brings it all-in to the performance. Elias is drinking White Claws now, (he's asking that we don't judge, but if you think about it he'd like some paper umbrellas for his drink and an orange/ cherry garnish) and apparently whip cream is an option. VRSTY is traveling with them on this tour. Fantastic opener, all of the energy and sound you'd expect with someone warming up a Nonpoint crowd. I recommend checking them out on spotify. Grab their merch after their set. Good guys to talk to.

One of the best all around performances I’ve seen in a very long time - and I’m pretty hard to please when it comes to live shows - didn’t know much about these guys walking in. Nonpoint flat out brought it last night, stole the show from Hellyeah imo, these guys are total rock stars and have an energy about them - the whole band - that you just don’t see that often. Super tight and well rehearsed, commanded the room, they all look like bad asses on stage, great show!

First time to see a show there, cool venue. Lots of nostalgia from the rock and roll era. But the main attraction was NONPOINT!!! They absolutely crushed it!! They never disappoint. They played a great set list of old and new stuff!!! Hope they come back soon. Now the only NEGATIVE was the air. Not good. I was up front no air what so ever. Not sure even how the bands do it. Hot as hell.

Nonpoint is a beast! From the drummer to the singer, energy was not lacking. These guys work hard, play hard and rock the hardest. One of the best live bands I have seen. I go to a ton of concerts, these guys are my favorites yet! Other bands might want to take a page from these guys!

Nonpoint should have opened. Hinder was horrible. They don't need to be Hinder anymore and they definitely need to stop slaughtering their older music with that new singer. Zydeco itself was nasty, bathrooms not cleaned properly. The venue is not properly ventilated or climate controlled as well. The ventilation in the venue was so bad that you could actually smell everybody's breath throughout the room. That is just nasty by itself. Other than Nonpoint and the opening bands it was a waist of $50 for tickets. Nonpoint is way bigger than that unsanitary, uncared for venue. Nonpoint was awesome. Stole the show!!!

This was a great show. I love Nonpoint's energy and enthusiasm. I would have loved to hear Generation Idiot, but you can't have everything. I desperately want them to come back through on a headlining tour. 90 minutes of Elias et al would be a dream come true!! I recommend catching Nonpoint any time you can.

Enjoyed Nonpoint and Shamans Harvest immensely. In This Moment-i didn't go on until a few mins past 11pm. Nevertheless, they showed true showmanship. The venue was too hot, the women's bathroom was a mess and not tended. There were no fans anywhere to provide some relief from the heat. I don't smoke, so there was no point to stand outside with them for some cooler air.

Nonpoint was incredible. Excellent mix of songs. Very interactive with the crowd. They killed it. I knocked off a star because The Bear (promoter) opted to pick two local opening bands that played for 40 minutes and 45 minutes each- which was far beyond ridiculous. I've been to literally hundreds of shows and that isn't normal or regular.