Senses Fail

Probably the best performance that I have gotten to see by senses fail! The screaming was epic sounded like the old band, energy was off the hook too. The sound was a bit off and sometimes it was difficult hear various parts of the band from vocals to guitar. Seems like they fiddled with it throughout the set as some songs were great and others a bit off. Senses Fail was my favorite band growing up so I always enjoy seeing them. The screaming made my night, very happy I went out on a Monday night to see them. The stories and setup this time around made the experience really awesome it seems like they’re having fun out there!

SF wasn't as good as last time I saw them live. I have been and continue to be a huge fan of their music and message, but the live experience did not live up their recorded material. Half the reason I think was that their sound setup was off - treble was noticeably too high, so much so that I was physically cringing at times. But the other half was that during the song breaks, Buddy seemed manic and honestly possibly impaired (at one point he bizarrely (but hopefully jokingly) tried to get the audience to pay for a fancy e-fridge for his wife). I hope he's doing well and wish him all the best. The 2 openers were surprisingly good though.

Senses Fail, Holding Absence and Thousand Below were amazing! The mix wasn’t. You could barley hear the vocals. I want to close. I make it a point to be back about 1/2 way and in the middle you hear the best sound quality. The complex needs to get the mix figured out!

Amazing show! SF has been near the top of the list of bands I've never seen live but have been wanting to see for years, and they did not disappoint. Hearing them play my favorite album of theirs plus other awesome songs was great. I hope Buddy was joking when he said they wouldn't be back for 15 years.

Had the time of my life right next to the stage! I've seen them multiple times throughout the years and they never disappoint. The energy of the band and the crowd was insane. My shirt was drenched in sweat lol. I just love these guys so much 🤘

Thousand Below, Holding Absence, and Senses Fail all destroyed. The Roxy is a great venue with amazing sound. Buddy said they’d never play the Phantasy again 4 years ago, so I’m glad a place stepped up and built a beautiful room to experience fantastic bands in the area. Go see Senses Fail and buy some merch so Buddy can buy a refrigerator for his wife.

I had a great time. The venue was awesome (it was my first time there). I couldn’t believe there were water cooler things with free water!? I’m from California and I’ve never seen that at a venue in my entire life…LMAO. My only critique would be that the sound setup wasn’t the BEST. Buddy’s vocals seemed to be pretty drowned out by the instrumentals. The mic maybe could have been turned up a bit? Besides that, it was sick; “Wolves at the Door” was fiiiiiiiire. Also the Senses Fail merch was…let’s just say - I spent way too much money. 😂

I took my gf to her first rock concert and it was a fun time was right up front for the whole concert. All the bands sounded great. Even got two setlist the first band and sense fail setlist. Only thang I wish sense fail would of played more of the the new songs don’t get me wrong I love the old stuff but isn’t the reason the are touring is the new album. But I had a great time and I’ll post the setlist soon. Thanks for coming back to omaha hope the waiting room will be a spot you guys stop at all the time…

Great show for the elder millennials. Buddy is a great frontman and I really enjoyed his commentary between songs, and he kept his promise to be done by 10:30 because us older people in the crowd can't hang like we used to. They played some of their new songs, which I really enjoyed but they knew most of us were there for the oldies and they delivered. Always a great time at a Senses Fail show.

All three bands had so much energy and sounded amazing! We had a fantastic time and were lucky enough to be up close to the stage the whole show. We were excited to meet and get a photo with Magnolia Park after the show, and I personally loved that Buddy from Senses Fail was trying to get his hands on some Cook Out while in NC.

All of the bands were amazing! There was no barricade and security expected people to just form an invisible one. They even completely let crowd surfers fall to the ground. Chris from Like Moths To Flames even jumped off the stage to catch one of them (which was super cool of him). This venue needs to do better.

It was amazing. I got to meet the band and even got to be a flannel twin with Jason! The band is so kind and down to earth and I got multiple show sovineers!! Thanks so much senses fail! Me and my mom loved meeting you and she was so happy to see buddy again after many years!! Thank you for your kindness buddy!!

The Criterion is a short walk from just about anything you’d like to do in Bricktown. The concert venue and the Bricktown is a busy place with plenty of things to do and see, while also being completely accessible and wheelchair friendly. Senses Fail sounded amazing and it was a blast to finally check off from my list. Definitely will not be the last time to see them!

guys i wish you played lost in found that is maybe my most favorite out of very album but you did play my other fav and i wish i could of meet yas to autograph my senses fail shirt but on ur last long had to leave for my ride ugh anyway LOVE YAS please please please come back will diff buy the ticks again. only down side was the warm ups where not organised in the venue did not open the gates until 7.30pm tho i misread the tic probs.

It was my 30th birthday! Thank you for the special memory! Fuck 30th! I might have a corporate job in CBD, need to grow up and taking fucking care of myself. But I still have this! “Is it gonna be the year that kills me, or is it gonna be the one that sets me free” (thank you for the pick!)

Hadn’t seen SF in over 10 years. It was incredible to see them again. Buddy’s stage presence and voice has always been top notch. It was my first time seeing The Amity Affliction and they did NOT disappoint. Extremely happy with my experience. First time going to The Phoenix as well and I would definitely go back. Great time overall.

This was the Still Searching anniversary tour so they played the album in its entirety. They were good but the lead singer got a little preachy about how to love your best life. I typically like it when musicians talk but Buddy went off track a bit.

As usual Senses Fail always delivers and amazing show. I was however disappointed by the venue. I purchased VIP meet and greet tickets. I followed email instructions and arrived at venue at 4pm. They checked us in and marked our wrist and said to be back at 5pm. we arrived at 450. we were never allowed in. they left us outside until general admission entry (630). despite reaching out to staff. However, that aside. the show was spectacular. Senses Fail played an amazing show.

the acoustic set was phenomenal and the opening act was great as well but the real thing to experience was buddy's story it was heart wrenching and inspirational all at the same time I have never seen anything like it it was experience that I will carry with me the rest of my life

have not been to a more epic concert in a long time. I haven't been to a concert that rough in over a year and well, let's just say, I'm really sore. one of my all time favorite bands helped me rekindle a flame that I thought would die out. Thank you Senses Fail so much for everything your music has done for me since 2003. words cannot explain how much you and your music means to me!