System of a Down

The event was flabbergasting! The only downside was that we had to go round the PGE Narodowy stadium 2 times and it was a lot. Our entrance was right in the front of the stadium against the river, but we had to go round one time, queue for almost 30 minutes do enter at gate 11 and then walk the whole way back to the front of the stadium, just to enter and then walk the other direction but this time inside of the stadium. Otherwise the organization was immaculate. After the venue we exited very fast and the whole boulevard was closed only for pedestrians. System of a down were just wonderful! And Warsaw was great, great people too... looking forward to coming again for another famous metal band sooner than later! Greetings from Bulgaria!

I was there on 19th July, on the second day of SOAD in Warsaw. Despite the weather conditions - in general it was good. Yet, the organisation was terrible: At first - there were no merch shops in sitting sectors. Like you enter your sector (mine was G30) and there were few bars (which run out of beer after warm up band Queens of the Stone Age), you couldn't leave this sector for merch, so kind of you were stuck there. Secondly - the sound was horrible, it was just a plain noise. Both for Queens and for SOAD. So to solve the issue, I went down to lower sector to listen to the band. Because otherwise it was impossible to understand what performers were talking in microphones. So problem was in sound and PGE Narodowy organisation. SOAD as a thing itself was amazing, professional, on lower levels sound was better, and I managed to enjoy them live. As for me there were no WOW effect, I wanted to see them from 2007, so for me it was WOW effect one day after, when the acceptance of seeing and mostly hearing them live got into my mind. I recommend visiting their concerts, in PGE Narodowy defiantly only standing tickets, GA tickets, and max first lvl sitting places (the higher are seats, the worser gets sound).

The Show was absolutely epic !!! Band stays strong and each one of them just keeps getting better and better. Loads of energy and interaction with the crowd would be my highlights, loved the improvisation and also hearing those songs we hadn't heard live for a while. S.O.A.D. still rules very hard!!! Concerning the venue and organisation, it was not very friendly to have outside bathrooms closed by the end of the concert, people were just looking for pubs away from the stadium to simply go to a bathroom , but most of them were crowded because of the football match that happened at the same time. Also bag drop should have been made in 3 or 4 different corners and not just 1 place, because the line afterwards was terrible when people were already very tired. So a note for the organisers - having more than 1 bag drop spot and keeping bathrooms open until 1 hour after the concert, those would be more welcoming details. All of us spent enough money here to justify these claims. Overall S.O.A.D. delivered what I expected and much more though, but organisation needs some improvement.

The most amazing Experience. A dream come true. I first started listening to SOAD in the year 1998 when their self titled debut album was released. It was weird and wonderful and unlike anything I listened to before I was 11 years old. I was used to listening to my dads music, U2, depeche mode etc. Then friends older brother got a hold of SOAD And we started listening and getting into it. When Toxicity was realeased, it blew my mind. This band was incredible. Anyway never did I think I would get to see them live all these years later playing all my favourite SOAD Songs. I was 11 when I discovered them, now at 38 Im still a massive fan. Thanks SOAD!

We had an amazing time at this show! I paid for early access, which was really useful to me as a neurodivergent person, gave me time to adapt to my surroundings, no massive queues and I got to do my merch shopping in peace and quiet! The staff on site were all brilliant, it ran like a well oiled machine. The show itself? I didn't see much of Acid Bath, but both Queens of the Stone Age and System of a Down knocked it out of the park! My husband and I are so happy we got to see two of our favourite bands on the same night, one of which we never thought we'd ever get chance to see. It was epic from start to finish and the atmosphere was electric. Replaying it in my mind over and over, it was honestly the best show I've been to.

The guys were amazing as always, the venue well too big, it was not even possible to see the stage from where we were standing. Even watching the screens was difficult. Paying €100,- per person for just (a little peak at the screen) screenview isn't all too fun. On top of that 1 soda drink was €7,50 without €3,- of fees for the cup. Way too overprized. When wanting to bring back the cups it was like, well I don't have any spare change so I can't give you back your money, pardon me!! So band 100%, but venue not that great. Not enough watertaps, only at one side. It was way too hot for only one watertap option. People would walk around to fill your watercups too, not seen one, only with beercups.

The good: - Location overall was nice and well organized. - Great atmosphere, people super friendly, helpful and respectful - Plenty of space, toilets and water fountains. - Great acoustics, even on the tribunes. - System of a Down performance was peak and a joy to listen to. The bad: - Guidance signs for bicycle riders could be improved. - First thing that broke - beer dispenser! Queing for 30 min to get two beers... That's a crime. - Tribunes were pretty far away and angled differently than indicated on the map. The places we got felt very far away and with poor visibility of the stage. People that booked the more "far away" spots on the map got in fact much better seats. -> Go for more centered seats even if they appear farther away on the map. - Far too long break between first and second pre-band. - SOAD could've started at least an hour or more earlier. Concert felt dragged out. - Main act was barely 2 hours long. - Acid Bath was pretty good but too short (about 30 min) - Queens of the Stone age is just bad. Most boring Band I have ever heard. All songs sound the same and soulless. Genuinely took some joy out of the experience (And far too long! Nearly 1 1/2 h, but felt like a damn eternity of boringness). Overall: Would visit the location again and of course a SOAD concert, but next time we'd arrive much later. Except if Queens of the stone age would be playing again. I'd rather sell my ticket.

It was the first show at this location ever. Luckily I was there early. Cause if you tried to her there around starting time, you for sure would have been late. The location is big enough. 80.000 people easily fit. But the infrastructure to get there and to leave have lots to be desired. With leaving it took 1 hour and 45 minutes to me able to leave the parking space. I think there is use for more crew. 1 per row who guides the order to go ahead. There could be more places available to refill your water cup. There where to much people connected to the same data tower. Which meant that no one really was able to use internet. I do love that you still can stay at the sight longer if you choose and still be able up buy food or drinks. Musically everything sounded great The stage could be a bit higher and the screens a bit bigger Acid bath was not for me Queens of the Stone age was solid System of a down was masterful

Something I was looking really really looking forward to. Olympiastadion is a really impressive location. Easy to get by public transportation. To split the GA area to get more money out of the fans is always unfortunate. Was impressed by the stewards which act a bit more decisively as in Belgium. Drunks and retards were dealt with in no time. Acid Bath (a band unknown to me) was of course not the reason to be here. Can’t say they convinced me. Combination QOTSA and System of a Down looked great on paper as I love them both. During QOTSA I had the feeling they were warming us for something bigger. I’ve seen them quite a few times as an headliner and then they made a bigger impression then. They probably also needed more darkness in their set. Maybe this tour with SOAD isn’t such a great idea after all… On SOAD I can only say this: it was the first time I saw them live, they are like forever inmy bucket list. they played in a very strict tempo so the flow/energy of the concert was never stopped by boring talk. This is how I like it. They played all their well known work. Serj is the frontman of the group but also lot of attention for the other band members. Was a bit afraid how we could get back to the hotel in the city centre but this turned out to be very well organised in the typical German way.

SOAD, and I'm definitely not a fan of QOTSA - more like a very very casual listener whith a complex relationship to the album I love and hating every single second of their nexr album. I don't have any albums or songs by SOAD i dislike, but I also only have one album I love. Toxicitt is both my favourite SOAD song and the album by them I love! I debated not going to this show. But then I saw Acid Bath was going to open for them, and I had friends who asked me to go. So I decided to go. I was at work when I bought my ticket the day they released, but I couldn't step aside for hours. So while I wanted to go golden circle, I had to get what I could. So I was Gate G, row 12, seat 204. I had a great view, but didn't see much of the center screen - and f**k man - I wish I'd been golden circle. I was as far as I could tell the only seated headbanger, headbanging through most of their set - and it was hard for me not getting to explode in one of those pits. It was cool spotting the most sinultaneous circle pits I've ever seen in an arena. I've counted 16! I'm not ecen sure I've found them all. That was f*****g beautifull! I also loved spoting the rowing pit. All the times a sold out arena sang along to the lyrics that was f*****g amazing! Especially Toxicity! Personal highlights: Chop Suey Aerails Toxicity B.Y.O.B War? 16 maybe more simultaneous circle pits in an arena - Insane! The energy in the crowds Seeing a sold out arena's phones light up the arena - just beautifull A soldout arena waving their arms - just beautifull The rowing pit Vid of the circlepits, vid of a pit exploding, vid of the rowing pit as well as roughly one minute vid of Strawberry singing Toxicity included in the slides. Still a casual fan of the albums, but f**k I need to experience @systemofadown live again!

The bands and performances were amazing. One of the best concerts I've seen in a long time. The stadium itself is old and worn out. Seating is very steep, food choices very limited, merch lines were insane and poorly organized. First time at Soldier Field, and it's clear why it's rated one of the worst stadiums. Ticket scanning process was a nightmare. First time in 20+ concerts the scanners at the gate could not read my tickets on my phone. Probably due to the fact that the West gate was in direct sunlight and there was no awning/sun cover for the machines and staff. We had to scramble and move the tickets to Google wallet to get it to work, causing delays and frustration for all.

2 Nights of Outstanding Shows from beginning to end …..Opened both nights with, “ One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest “, Solider Song”, B.Y.O.B.”, The OZZY tribute , “ Snowblind” was a nice add … and of course they did all of their best songs over the course of the 2 night stand….Prison Song, Darts, “Needles “, “Deer Dance”, “Suite Pee”, and the, “Radio/Video” > “Dreaming “ encore… on the first night a man was caught , master bating in the stands and flares were in the mosh pits both nights as well as people making love on the floor … it was quite the night(s) at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ !

Melhor show da minha vidaaaaaaa!!!. E isso quer dizer algo para alguém nascido em 1972 e tem muitos shows na bagagem. Foi caótico, catárdico, maravilhoso. Foi como se todo mundo se conhecesse e vibrasse em uma só energia. Faltava fôlego de tanto cantar, pois o System não tem música ruim. O fato de ser um.show fora de festival acho que também contribuiu, pois só estava ali quem era fã de verdade. Primeira roda punk da minha vida, e já foi épico porque fui com meu filho de 25 anos. Vai levar muito tempo para a minha euforia com este show do SOAD no Rio de Janeiro passar, quero usar a camiseta todos os dias 🤣🤣. Já estou esperando o próxima show, torcendo para que não leve mais 10 anos, pois o Brasil ama o System e está turnê provou isso ♥️♥️♥️

Incrível, System é sem palavras. A organização do show foi boa, entrei bem rápido e na saída uma pequena fila, mas sem problemas também. Achei que o som poderia ser um pouco mais alto, mas talvez seja só impressão minha pq a galera inteira tava cantando muito alto - real, alto mesmo. Havia vendedores de bebidas espalhados no evento, mas não vi nenhum lugar pra descarte dos copos. Estava chovendo também e muita gente com capa de chuva esperando o show começar. Quando começou o show, resultado? Um monte de copo e capa de chuva espalhada naquele chão plástico molhado e a galera fazendo mosh, e os seguranças preocupados em apagar os poucos sinalizadores que conseguiram levar. No mais, a banda foi impecável, a galera foi insana, me diverti muito.

BEST SHOW EVER! I have been in so many shows and festivals but none has the energy SOAD have on stage. Not only they rule the stage and audience, but the setlist was perfectly made to keep the energy ultra high and make the public get in to a mosh. Wasn't just about watch then, listen then singing, was about LIVE THE EXPERIENCE. SOAD should teach other metal bands how to do a unforgettable experience like that. ❤️‍🔥 BUT the audio was bad, low and out of tune. Eventim: shame on you. The producers of the country are the one who know the places and had time to made the audio structure work and they simply didn't do that at all. Such a shame.

Adentro de 10, solo necesito conseguir merch de la gira para comprar otro buzo. Afuera, maso. Habían policías Pero al pedo, cuando los necesitaron ni aparecieron. Una sola entrada para campo que llevaba la mayor cantidad de gente me pareció poco, para plateas ví dos... Los chicos del merch piolas, gracias al pibe que me vendió el buzo por la paciencia q me tuvo para elegir entre las dos opciones q quedaban, lástima q no les andaban bien los posnets por la señal, pero ellos, la mejor 🫶 Mostaza del frente, excelente servicio, baños limpios, enchufes para cargar el celu, comidita en promo, un par de temas de SOAD, y un pibe de seguridad q justo salía del turno nos acompañó a la parada del bondi 🙌. Y el carrefour q nos proporcionaba el wifi... Muy piola todo. La gente, al menos los q me tocaron cerca adentro y afuera, muy educada 🫶 Que vuelvan prontos por favor 🤞🤞♥️♥️✨🤘🤘

System of a Down at Estadio José Amalfitani (Velez) - May 3, 2025 The show was fantastic, and I left happy after not seeing SOAD live for 10 years. The band delivered a high-energy performance, and the crowd's vibe was electric. However, there were some issues with the venue and organization. It took me 80 minutes to enter the stadium due to long, slow-moving lines. Outside, the usual chaos of rude behavior prevailed—people cutting in line and urinating in the streets. Inside, a massive structure in the middle of the field for sound, lighting, and VIPs obstructed the view and sound for those of us behind it. Theft was also a problem, with pickpockets stealing phones and wallets in the crowd. The sound quality was poor for the first few songs but improved as the show went on. Despite these setbacks, SOAD’s performance made it a memorable night. The organization and venue setup could use serious improvement, though.

Show was OUTSTANDING!!! I waited for yearss to see SOAD live in Peru 🇵🇪 This is surely the concert of my live! Thanks to SOAD for also keeping the Peruvian flag (signed by fans). As part of the Fan Club in Peru, I feel so grateful that they showed the flag we gave to them with the Clubs logo. And alsoo, as seen in the picture, we organized this Fan Action to show light the stadium with the armenian colors 🇦🇲 Theses moments made me feel quite emotional as they were playing Soldier Side, Lost in Hollywood and Lonely day :’) Thank you SOAD, thiis concert was wild, many circle pits, and even fire 🔥!! it was huge!! Hope to see them again soon 🤘🏼

I have listened to their music forever, mostly when I was younger and in school, their music being amazing as well as the lyrics in them has not changed, listening to them live was really amazing, moreso due to the fans around me. Nevertheless it was a purely transactional concert, they came into the stage and started playing immediately, there was not even 5 seconds in between songs, from start to finish they rushed through the show, it was over within about 2 hours I believe, they addressed the audience twice at most, and throughout I felt no true love for their visit to Bogotá, or for playing for us, it was just another quick job. Very professional I suppose but there was no passion, no encore either, just a few smiles shared within the band and nothing else for us who waited months for the event, paid money and waited hours in line to see them. I'll continue listening to their music as I love the message in their songs, but will not pay anything to see them again live, there's really no point I'd say if you just like the music, no show to expect really in my opinion.

What a night. I can truthfully say that I saw both the best set and the worst set I’ve ever seen in the same night. At the drive in was extremely painful to sit through, and that’s not coming from someone who’s sheltered by easy-listening mainstream music. I listen to black flag, MDC, DRI, minor threat, etc so I’m used to h******e-sounding music, but WOW there was nothing enjoyable about at the drive in’s set at all. I’ve heard better bands at house shows. HOWEVER, System of a Down more than made up for it. I bought my tickets way back in April the day they went on sale, so there has been lots of hype for me, but they definitely exceeded all of my expectations. I usually average at least 3 shows a month and system was the best performance I’ve ever seen. I really hope someday they might come back.

The event was flabbergasting! The only downside was that we had to go round the PGE Narodowy stadium 2 times and it was a lot. Our entrance was right in the front of the stadium against the river, but we had to go round one time, queue for almost 30 minutes do enter at gate 11 and then walk the whole way back to the front of the stadium, just to enter and then walk the other direction but this time inside of the stadium. Otherwise the organization was immaculate. After the venue we exited very fast and the whole boulevard was closed only for pedestrians. System of a down were just wonderful! And Warsaw was great, great people too... looking forward to coming again for another famous metal band sooner than later! Greetings from Bulgaria!

I was there on 19th July, on the second day of SOAD in Warsaw. Despite the weather conditions - in general it was good. Yet, the organisation was terrible: At first - there were no merch shops in sitting sectors. Like you enter your sector (mine was G30) and there were few bars (which run out of beer after warm up band Queens of the Stone Age), you couldn't leave this sector for merch, so kind of you were stuck there. Secondly - the sound was horrible, it was just a plain noise. Both for Queens and for SOAD. So to solve the issue, I went down to lower sector to listen to the band. Because otherwise it was impossible to understand what performers were talking in microphones. So problem was in sound and PGE Narodowy organisation. SOAD as a thing itself was amazing, professional, on lower levels sound was better, and I managed to enjoy them live. As for me there were no WOW effect, I wanted to see them from 2007, so for me it was WOW effect one day after, when the acceptance of seeing and mostly hearing them live got into my mind. I recommend visiting their concerts, in PGE Narodowy defiantly only standing tickets, GA tickets, and max first lvl sitting places (the higher are seats, the worser gets sound).

The Show was absolutely epic !!! Band stays strong and each one of them just keeps getting better and better. Loads of energy and interaction with the crowd would be my highlights, loved the improvisation and also hearing those songs we hadn't heard live for a while. S.O.A.D. still rules very hard!!! Concerning the venue and organisation, it was not very friendly to have outside bathrooms closed by the end of the concert, people were just looking for pubs away from the stadium to simply go to a bathroom , but most of them were crowded because of the football match that happened at the same time. Also bag drop should have been made in 3 or 4 different corners and not just 1 place, because the line afterwards was terrible when people were already very tired. So a note for the organisers - having more than 1 bag drop spot and keeping bathrooms open until 1 hour after the concert, those would be more welcoming details. All of us spent enough money here to justify these claims. Overall S.O.A.D. delivered what I expected and much more though, but organisation needs some improvement.

The most amazing Experience. A dream come true. I first started listening to SOAD in the year 1998 when their self titled debut album was released. It was weird and wonderful and unlike anything I listened to before I was 11 years old. I was used to listening to my dads music, U2, depeche mode etc. Then friends older brother got a hold of SOAD And we started listening and getting into it. When Toxicity was realeased, it blew my mind. This band was incredible. Anyway never did I think I would get to see them live all these years later playing all my favourite SOAD Songs. I was 11 when I discovered them, now at 38 Im still a massive fan. Thanks SOAD!

We had an amazing time at this show! I paid for early access, which was really useful to me as a neurodivergent person, gave me time to adapt to my surroundings, no massive queues and I got to do my merch shopping in peace and quiet! The staff on site were all brilliant, it ran like a well oiled machine. The show itself? I didn't see much of Acid Bath, but both Queens of the Stone Age and System of a Down knocked it out of the park! My husband and I are so happy we got to see two of our favourite bands on the same night, one of which we never thought we'd ever get chance to see. It was epic from start to finish and the atmosphere was electric. Replaying it in my mind over and over, it was honestly the best show I've been to.

The guys were amazing as always, the venue well too big, it was not even possible to see the stage from where we were standing. Even watching the screens was difficult. Paying €100,- per person for just (a little peak at the screen) screenview isn't all too fun. On top of that 1 soda drink was €7,50 without €3,- of fees for the cup. Way too overprized. When wanting to bring back the cups it was like, well I don't have any spare change so I can't give you back your money, pardon me!! So band 100%, but venue not that great. Not enough watertaps, only at one side. It was way too hot for only one watertap option. People would walk around to fill your watercups too, not seen one, only with beercups.

The good: - Location overall was nice and well organized. - Great atmosphere, people super friendly, helpful and respectful - Plenty of space, toilets and water fountains. - Great acoustics, even on the tribunes. - System of a Down performance was peak and a joy to listen to. The bad: - Guidance signs for bicycle riders could be improved. - First thing that broke - beer dispenser! Queing for 30 min to get two beers... That's a crime. - Tribunes were pretty far away and angled differently than indicated on the map. The places we got felt very far away and with poor visibility of the stage. People that booked the more "far away" spots on the map got in fact much better seats. -> Go for more centered seats even if they appear farther away on the map. - Far too long break between first and second pre-band. - SOAD could've started at least an hour or more earlier. Concert felt dragged out. - Main act was barely 2 hours long. - Acid Bath was pretty good but too short (about 30 min) - Queens of the Stone age is just bad. Most boring Band I have ever heard. All songs sound the same and soulless. Genuinely took some joy out of the experience (And far too long! Nearly 1 1/2 h, but felt like a damn eternity of boringness). Overall: Would visit the location again and of course a SOAD concert, but next time we'd arrive much later. Except if Queens of the stone age would be playing again. I'd rather sell my ticket.

It was the first show at this location ever. Luckily I was there early. Cause if you tried to her there around starting time, you for sure would have been late. The location is big enough. 80.000 people easily fit. But the infrastructure to get there and to leave have lots to be desired. With leaving it took 1 hour and 45 minutes to me able to leave the parking space. I think there is use for more crew. 1 per row who guides the order to go ahead. There could be more places available to refill your water cup. There where to much people connected to the same data tower. Which meant that no one really was able to use internet. I do love that you still can stay at the sight longer if you choose and still be able up buy food or drinks. Musically everything sounded great The stage could be a bit higher and the screens a bit bigger Acid bath was not for me Queens of the Stone age was solid System of a down was masterful

Something I was looking really really looking forward to. Olympiastadion is a really impressive location. Easy to get by public transportation. To split the GA area to get more money out of the fans is always unfortunate. Was impressed by the stewards which act a bit more decisively as in Belgium. Drunks and retards were dealt with in no time. Acid Bath (a band unknown to me) was of course not the reason to be here. Can’t say they convinced me. Combination QOTSA and System of a Down looked great on paper as I love them both. During QOTSA I had the feeling they were warming us for something bigger. I’ve seen them quite a few times as an headliner and then they made a bigger impression then. They probably also needed more darkness in their set. Maybe this tour with SOAD isn’t such a great idea after all… On SOAD I can only say this: it was the first time I saw them live, they are like forever inmy bucket list. they played in a very strict tempo so the flow/energy of the concert was never stopped by boring talk. This is how I like it. They played all their well known work. Serj is the frontman of the group but also lot of attention for the other band members. Was a bit afraid how we could get back to the hotel in the city centre but this turned out to be very well organised in the typical German way.

SOAD, and I'm definitely not a fan of QOTSA - more like a very very casual listener whith a complex relationship to the album I love and hating every single second of their nexr album. I don't have any albums or songs by SOAD i dislike, but I also only have one album I love. Toxicitt is both my favourite SOAD song and the album by them I love! I debated not going to this show. But then I saw Acid Bath was going to open for them, and I had friends who asked me to go. So I decided to go. I was at work when I bought my ticket the day they released, but I couldn't step aside for hours. So while I wanted to go golden circle, I had to get what I could. So I was Gate G, row 12, seat 204. I had a great view, but didn't see much of the center screen - and f**k man - I wish I'd been golden circle. I was as far as I could tell the only seated headbanger, headbanging through most of their set - and it was hard for me not getting to explode in one of those pits. It was cool spotting the most sinultaneous circle pits I've ever seen in an arena. I've counted 16! I'm not ecen sure I've found them all. That was f*****g beautifull! I also loved spoting the rowing pit. All the times a sold out arena sang along to the lyrics that was f*****g amazing! Especially Toxicity! Personal highlights: Chop Suey Aerails Toxicity B.Y.O.B War? 16 maybe more simultaneous circle pits in an arena - Insane! The energy in the crowds Seeing a sold out arena's phones light up the arena - just beautifull A soldout arena waving their arms - just beautifull The rowing pit Vid of the circlepits, vid of a pit exploding, vid of the rowing pit as well as roughly one minute vid of Strawberry singing Toxicity included in the slides. Still a casual fan of the albums, but f**k I need to experience @systemofadown live again!

The bands and performances were amazing. One of the best concerts I've seen in a long time. The stadium itself is old and worn out. Seating is very steep, food choices very limited, merch lines were insane and poorly organized. First time at Soldier Field, and it's clear why it's rated one of the worst stadiums. Ticket scanning process was a nightmare. First time in 20+ concerts the scanners at the gate could not read my tickets on my phone. Probably due to the fact that the West gate was in direct sunlight and there was no awning/sun cover for the machines and staff. We had to scramble and move the tickets to Google wallet to get it to work, causing delays and frustration for all.

2 Nights of Outstanding Shows from beginning to end …..Opened both nights with, “ One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest “, Solider Song”, B.Y.O.B.”, The OZZY tribute , “ Snowblind” was a nice add … and of course they did all of their best songs over the course of the 2 night stand….Prison Song, Darts, “Needles “, “Deer Dance”, “Suite Pee”, and the, “Radio/Video” > “Dreaming “ encore… on the first night a man was caught , master bating in the stands and flares were in the mosh pits both nights as well as people making love on the floor … it was quite the night(s) at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ !

Melhor show da minha vidaaaaaaa!!!. E isso quer dizer algo para alguém nascido em 1972 e tem muitos shows na bagagem. Foi caótico, catárdico, maravilhoso. Foi como se todo mundo se conhecesse e vibrasse em uma só energia. Faltava fôlego de tanto cantar, pois o System não tem música ruim. O fato de ser um.show fora de festival acho que também contribuiu, pois só estava ali quem era fã de verdade. Primeira roda punk da minha vida, e já foi épico porque fui com meu filho de 25 anos. Vai levar muito tempo para a minha euforia com este show do SOAD no Rio de Janeiro passar, quero usar a camiseta todos os dias 🤣🤣. Já estou esperando o próxima show, torcendo para que não leve mais 10 anos, pois o Brasil ama o System e está turnê provou isso ♥️♥️♥️

Incrível, System é sem palavras. A organização do show foi boa, entrei bem rápido e na saída uma pequena fila, mas sem problemas também. Achei que o som poderia ser um pouco mais alto, mas talvez seja só impressão minha pq a galera inteira tava cantando muito alto - real, alto mesmo. Havia vendedores de bebidas espalhados no evento, mas não vi nenhum lugar pra descarte dos copos. Estava chovendo também e muita gente com capa de chuva esperando o show começar. Quando começou o show, resultado? Um monte de copo e capa de chuva espalhada naquele chão plástico molhado e a galera fazendo mosh, e os seguranças preocupados em apagar os poucos sinalizadores que conseguiram levar. No mais, a banda foi impecável, a galera foi insana, me diverti muito.

BEST SHOW EVER! I have been in so many shows and festivals but none has the energy SOAD have on stage. Not only they rule the stage and audience, but the setlist was perfectly made to keep the energy ultra high and make the public get in to a mosh. Wasn't just about watch then, listen then singing, was about LIVE THE EXPERIENCE. SOAD should teach other metal bands how to do a unforgettable experience like that. ❤️‍🔥 BUT the audio was bad, low and out of tune. Eventim: shame on you. The producers of the country are the one who know the places and had time to made the audio structure work and they simply didn't do that at all. Such a shame.

Adentro de 10, solo necesito conseguir merch de la gira para comprar otro buzo. Afuera, maso. Habían policías Pero al pedo, cuando los necesitaron ni aparecieron. Una sola entrada para campo que llevaba la mayor cantidad de gente me pareció poco, para plateas ví dos... Los chicos del merch piolas, gracias al pibe que me vendió el buzo por la paciencia q me tuvo para elegir entre las dos opciones q quedaban, lástima q no les andaban bien los posnets por la señal, pero ellos, la mejor 🫶 Mostaza del frente, excelente servicio, baños limpios, enchufes para cargar el celu, comidita en promo, un par de temas de SOAD, y un pibe de seguridad q justo salía del turno nos acompañó a la parada del bondi 🙌. Y el carrefour q nos proporcionaba el wifi... Muy piola todo. La gente, al menos los q me tocaron cerca adentro y afuera, muy educada 🫶 Que vuelvan prontos por favor 🤞🤞♥️♥️✨🤘🤘

System of a Down at Estadio José Amalfitani (Velez) - May 3, 2025 The show was fantastic, and I left happy after not seeing SOAD live for 10 years. The band delivered a high-energy performance, and the crowd's vibe was electric. However, there were some issues with the venue and organization. It took me 80 minutes to enter the stadium due to long, slow-moving lines. Outside, the usual chaos of rude behavior prevailed—people cutting in line and urinating in the streets. Inside, a massive structure in the middle of the field for sound, lighting, and VIPs obstructed the view and sound for those of us behind it. Theft was also a problem, with pickpockets stealing phones and wallets in the crowd. The sound quality was poor for the first few songs but improved as the show went on. Despite these setbacks, SOAD’s performance made it a memorable night. The organization and venue setup could use serious improvement, though.

Show was OUTSTANDING!!! I waited for yearss to see SOAD live in Peru 🇵🇪 This is surely the concert of my live! Thanks to SOAD for also keeping the Peruvian flag (signed by fans). As part of the Fan Club in Peru, I feel so grateful that they showed the flag we gave to them with the Clubs logo. And alsoo, as seen in the picture, we organized this Fan Action to show light the stadium with the armenian colors 🇦🇲 Theses moments made me feel quite emotional as they were playing Soldier Side, Lost in Hollywood and Lonely day :’) Thank you SOAD, thiis concert was wild, many circle pits, and even fire 🔥!! it was huge!! Hope to see them again soon 🤘🏼

I have listened to their music forever, mostly when I was younger and in school, their music being amazing as well as the lyrics in them has not changed, listening to them live was really amazing, moreso due to the fans around me. Nevertheless it was a purely transactional concert, they came into the stage and started playing immediately, there was not even 5 seconds in between songs, from start to finish they rushed through the show, it was over within about 2 hours I believe, they addressed the audience twice at most, and throughout I felt no true love for their visit to Bogotá, or for playing for us, it was just another quick job. Very professional I suppose but there was no passion, no encore either, just a few smiles shared within the band and nothing else for us who waited months for the event, paid money and waited hours in line to see them. I'll continue listening to their music as I love the message in their songs, but will not pay anything to see them again live, there's really no point I'd say if you just like the music, no show to expect really in my opinion.

What a night. I can truthfully say that I saw both the best set and the worst set I’ve ever seen in the same night. At the drive in was extremely painful to sit through, and that’s not coming from someone who’s sheltered by easy-listening mainstream music. I listen to black flag, MDC, DRI, minor threat, etc so I’m used to h******e-sounding music, but WOW there was nothing enjoyable about at the drive in’s set at all. I’ve heard better bands at house shows. HOWEVER, System of a Down more than made up for it. I bought my tickets way back in April the day they went on sale, so there has been lots of hype for me, but they definitely exceeded all of my expectations. I usually average at least 3 shows a month and system was the best performance I’ve ever seen. I really hope someday they might come back.