L.A. Guns

LA Guns put on a great outside show at Knuckleheads. It is good for all that Phil and Traci are together. They played 2 new songs and all of their old classics. The band was tight and Phil’s voice is hanging in there. Traci got some extra stage time for guitar solo’s which was great to give credit to the OG. The band appreciated the crowd and looked like they were having a good time. I would definitely recommend seeing them when they are coming through your town.

Always the best time. LA GUNS never disappoints. Such a humble kick ass band. I was so young in the 80s but now I can see all my favorite 80s bands. I miss them coming to Maryland but I will always travel to see Guns regardless. Can't wait to see them in October again.

Band was great! It was 4th time seeing LA Guns. They’ve become a band I would camp in my car and drive for hours on end for. They are a worthwhile band to see if you get the chance!! On a different note the staff of the venue were a little rude at the end, I had a guest list wrist band on, I know one of the guitarist, the drummer, and the bassist of LA Guns well. I know you wanna get your employees home, but if you see friends/family of the band hanging out trying to say hi to the band while also allowing other fans to get opportunities to say hello don’t be rude. I’m confident that had the bassist seen the way they treated me, he would not have been super thrilled.

The show started real late. LA Guns opened for KK's Priest in a venue that only holds 650! As soon as I saw the name of the venue, I knew that it was WAY to small for the show. It was so packed that you literally could not move. No going to the bathroom orbar, no sitting and taking a rest, no catching some fresh air. Anyway, we finally got in just as Tracii Guns was starting the show with a solo, and then they went into Cannonball. Short set for some reason, only 8 or so songs, but they killed it! Phil and Tracii are amazingly cool for their age, or for any age! We ran into Ace Von Johnson at the bar after the show, and he was friendly/very approachable/thanks us for coming to the show/etc., which was appreciated.

Missed them on tour back in the 80's and 90's so I'd thought I'd try them out. This event was sandwiched between two other concert events I was doing in a 3 days span so my review might have a lot to do with that but no warm up band and a somewhat short show meant I should have missed this event however the Wildey theater is a great place for concerts

Wow, what a show! Every single time I go to see L.A. Guns, they make sure to remind me why they’re my favorite band! Every time I think they can’t possibly top the last show, they always prove me wrong! 😁 It seems like a total rarity to see a band play 100% live with no tracks and still sound amazing night after night, but they do it every time! No games. No gimmicks. Just loud, sleazy rock n’ roll! The way I like it! 🤘🏻😜🤘🏻 And we were even treated to special guest Sam Koltun tonight! Thank you all for another amazing show!

First night of the tour so the band was refreshed and firing on all cylinders! Been going to see them for over 35 years and have never been disappointed. Great live band who STILL sound great and play live! Nothing but respect for this band and their catalog of music. Since the reunion of Phil and Tracii, their output of quality music is unmatched in the genre. Go see them every opportunity you get!

Always amazing but tonight was better than ever! I see LA Guns 3-5 times a year for many years and they just get better and better. Love the new guitar “jam session” with Tracy Guns, Ace and Johnny. Like seeing more of Ace Von Johnson as he is also very talented guitar player and fun to watch. They switch up the show often so it’s always new and exciting! Phil’s voice is incredible and he looks hot as ever!! Can’t wait till next time!

The L.A. Guns show at Amos' Southend on Wed. July 27th was a Rock N Roll blast. This band is still going strong with newer songs such as Speed and classics like No Mercy. I saw L.A. Guns in 1990 when I was 17 years old and now they sound just as good as they did back then. It was a party atmosphere at Amos' on Wednesday when L.A. Guns brought the hose down rocking it out with Electric Gypsy, Rip and Tear, and of course The Ballad of Jane.

My first time going to the Ranch. The place was great very spacious. The sound was great. Good sight lines from the side All three bands in this show rocked. I have seen all in the past and they have not lost anything. I had a really great time and was so glad I got to go .

Good show but FIRE the sound engineer!, it was so loud I was in pain when I left and I wasnt' the only one, and I was in general admission, my ears hurt for 3 freaking days, took all the fun out of it, ridicilious, this was a brick and steel warehouse, not dodger stadium, I won't go back and probably won't see guns again, I don't know who was responsible but that level is punishing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Phil, Tracy, and the band was incredible. Faster Pussycat was great too as was the opening band Skarlett Roxx. Thought it was great when Phil said they would get Skarlett Roxx on the Kiss Kruise. It was a breath of fresh air to see three bands play great rock and roll that people can understand.

The bands did great, but it was too hot for them to be dressed like they were and trying to perform in the sun. It was genuinely concerning. I think their booking agents may have thought they were going to be indoors due to the venue having the word "hall" in the name.

Lot of fun 5 good bands. Sound checks were terrible. Clueless. And I love la guns but Che Guevara tee shirt, pentagram necklace and Devil mask during the show? Come on Phil. That left a really bad taste. Nearly walked out but had waited 4 hours to see them so stuck it out. Music was great. Good to see tracie guns play too. Amazing.

My wife and I had a great time at this show. Phil Lewis’s vocals are better than ever and the band sounds wonderful. Scot Coogan is the best kept secret in the band with his on point backing vocals and excellent drumming. We did the meet and greet and had a brief chance meeting with Scot and Phil in the bar before the show. I know these guys are tired moving from town to town and just want to do the show and move on. However, Phil and Scot were very kind and spoke with us. I don’t know if they realize it but to regular fans like me and my wife, that interaction really made the night and we appreciate it. If anyone wants to experience a kick ass rock and roll show that doesn’t cost 100 dollars or more, I highly recommend L.A. Guns. I was totally satisfied with the show. Phil is a great frontman and Traci is everything you expect and more from a lead guitarist. Surpassed my expectations. Go check this band out!!!

Very good concert. CDEC venue is a good place to see a show. Smaller hall so you have the front row feel no matter your spot. L. A. Guns was solid and Tracii Guns is still one of the best guitarists around. His solos were tight. Phil and the rest of guys delivered for sure.

The concert was fantastic! My dad and l were literally front row, and even got 2 guitar picks after! However...Venue, not so much. Too small, terribly crowded. Incredibly slow/annoying. It’s like they didn’t know how to do their jobs. And we’re talkin about a bunch of 50-60 year old men here. Just sayin 🤷🏼‍♀️

I've seen the Phil Lewis without Tracii Guns version of LA guns and I've seen the Tracii Guns version without Phil Lewis but put the two back together and Kapoww what a show! All I can say is if you are a fan of hard Rock n Roll and you didnt see this show YOU MY FRIENDS MISSED OUT! My wife couldn't keep her eyes off Johnny Martin That guy can play the Bass like a stellar Rocker what a rhythm section! ALSO if you haven't heard the new album The MISSING peace go get it it's one of their best God I love this band! Also if you want a good live experience CD get Their 2018 made in Milan Disc. I cant dat enough about these True Rockers of the LA scene. They are the pioneers ... their wouldn't be GNR without this band THESE CATS BETTER BE INDUCTED INTO THE R&R HALL OF FAME.....BETTER YET START A REAL ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME. BASE IT IN HOLLYWOOD AND START PUTTING ALL THE REAL ROCK BANDS IN THE PLACE WHERE THEY BELONG! ... GREAT JOB ROCKER CHICKS PROMOTIONS AND IT WAS ALL FOR A GREAT CAUSE... THE UNDERGROUND CHILDRENS PATH TO HOPE! The only disappointment I had was when Bobbi was talking on stage about the horrors of child sex trafficking and 3/4 of the crowd was chattering and not listening! This is part of the problem PEOPLE WE NEED TO TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY ! PEOPLE ARE BUYING KIDS FOR SEX. THIS MUST STOP! PEOPLE MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE! IN MY OPINION ANYONE WHO HARMS A CHILD OR YOUNG ADULT IN THIS MANNER SHOULD RECIEVE MAXIMUM SENTENCES OF HARD TIME!

L??A?? GUNS always delivers. If you haven't seen them or if it has been a while, you are definitely missing out on a great show. Make it a point to catch a gig. Straight up, in your face, Hollywood Strip Rock N Roll!! These guys don't hold back and leave it all on the the stage. \m/ \m/

one of the few bands from that era that always consistently brings it live. Phil Lewis' voice has held up well which is seemingly very rare for singers of that time and the band always brings it live. L.A. Guns has remained one of my favorite bands and I always look forward to seeing them live