Of Monsters and Men

Of Monsters and Men is a band deeply close to my heart, I began listening to their first album when I was 16 and ever since I had been waiting 15 long years to see them live. They absolutely blew me away and I will be following them to see them play in their hometown later this year!

One of my biggest dreams came true that night. I’m still overwhelmed with emotions and feel a gentle yet beautiful ache in my soul and heart, like a teenage love. It was an incredible feeling to see and hear, from so close, what I love so deeply. All that’s left now is to miss it and wait...

OMAM is guaranteed to put on a fantastic show. This was my second time seeing them since moving to Chicago. The first time was in 2019 at the Aragon Theater. This time is was at the Salt Shed. It was great seeing them again. I could see them again for sure.

It was so nice to see OMAM at the Anthem. That venue is one of my favorites, and the perfect venue for them. They did not disappoint. Loved all the new songs they played from their new album live. There’s no one like them!

What a great line up! All the bands sounded great. The 1975 blew me away, Racontuers were killing it, Mumford and Sons were sooo good and 21 Pilots were amazing! Great job 105.3!

I really like this show as it brings together a number of bands that I want to hear/see all one stage. Unfortunately the bands can’t delve too deep in to all their songs. Last year their were too many bands but I’ve attended the last 5 years and I love it!

The band was obliviously amazing (but I might be a little biased since I've been a big fan since their first album). The half star less is for the place of the concert, the fabrique, where a short person like me can see basically nothing of the stage...

The best concert I’ve ever been in! The crowd was amazing and the band was even more amazing! Everyone sang along. I was gifted a guitar pick at the end and got myself a hoodie of them! Will never forget that night!

The show was phenomenal couldn't ask for a better concert to go and the support act black honey fan tastic.next time there on tour I am definitely going again 🎸🤘🎶

The best 21st century band which I've seen in concert. Lovely energy. It's been a long time since I've found myself laughing, crying, and singing along at a show. This is coming from the viewpoint of a 55y/o goth...

The sound was great, they looked awesome, and it was a blast to sing all their songs with them. They performed songs from all three albums, and it was a dream come true for me. They sound even better live than on cd!

I cried so hard during Kings and Lionheaartat that moment I felt I missed out on a huge blessing back in 2012. The whole crowd in front of the stage was covered iridescent blue and red hearts during most of the time. It was like some kind of love offering to someone, or something. I loved the birthday son and wishes to the piano player it was nice to see and feel part of their lives if just for that moment. Thank you :)

I’d been waiting for about 6 years to see them in concert and they did NOT disappoint!!! Nanna was adorable and Raggi was incredible. Unfortunate that Ragnhildur couldn’t be there though. Overall, memorable, life-changing experience in Philly.

An unbelievable show, opening with a track off "Beneath the Skin" it was powerful and thunderous. To hear then transform into Icelandic folk fairies with angelic voices playing acoustic instruments is a yesterday to their combined skills. A masterful light show and phenomenal stage sound (I actually hung out after to give the sound guy props for a show that could go from LOUD to quiet back and forth all night and maintain clarity and by distortion free). I look forward to seeing you all on tour again!

Such a beautiful experience, I'm pretty sure Nanna is some kind of demi goddess or something like that. All of them were amazing! We even got to meet them outside! They were so kind to us, I hope they had a good time too, and come back soon. Can't wait for the next album!

Of Monsters and Men is a band deeply close to my heart, I began listening to their first album when I was 16 and ever since I had been waiting 15 long years to see them live. They absolutely blew me away and I will be following them to see them play in their hometown later this year!

One of my biggest dreams came true that night. I’m still overwhelmed with emotions and feel a gentle yet beautiful ache in my soul and heart, like a teenage love. It was an incredible feeling to see and hear, from so close, what I love so deeply. All that’s left now is to miss it and wait...

OMAM is guaranteed to put on a fantastic show. This was my second time seeing them since moving to Chicago. The first time was in 2019 at the Aragon Theater. This time is was at the Salt Shed. It was great seeing them again. I could see them again for sure.

It was so nice to see OMAM at the Anthem. That venue is one of my favorites, and the perfect venue for them. They did not disappoint. Loved all the new songs they played from their new album live. There’s no one like them!

What a great line up! All the bands sounded great. The 1975 blew me away, Racontuers were killing it, Mumford and Sons were sooo good and 21 Pilots were amazing! Great job 105.3!

I really like this show as it brings together a number of bands that I want to hear/see all one stage. Unfortunately the bands can’t delve too deep in to all their songs. Last year their were too many bands but I’ve attended the last 5 years and I love it!

The band was obliviously amazing (but I might be a little biased since I've been a big fan since their first album). The half star less is for the place of the concert, the fabrique, where a short person like me can see basically nothing of the stage...

The best concert I’ve ever been in! The crowd was amazing and the band was even more amazing! Everyone sang along. I was gifted a guitar pick at the end and got myself a hoodie of them! Will never forget that night!

The show was phenomenal couldn't ask for a better concert to go and the support act black honey fan tastic.next time there on tour I am definitely going again 🎸🤘🎶

The best 21st century band which I've seen in concert. Lovely energy. It's been a long time since I've found myself laughing, crying, and singing along at a show. This is coming from the viewpoint of a 55y/o goth...

The sound was great, they looked awesome, and it was a blast to sing all their songs with them. They performed songs from all three albums, and it was a dream come true for me. They sound even better live than on cd!

I cried so hard during Kings and Lionheaartat that moment I felt I missed out on a huge blessing back in 2012. The whole crowd in front of the stage was covered iridescent blue and red hearts during most of the time. It was like some kind of love offering to someone, or something. I loved the birthday son and wishes to the piano player it was nice to see and feel part of their lives if just for that moment. Thank you :)

I’d been waiting for about 6 years to see them in concert and they did NOT disappoint!!! Nanna was adorable and Raggi was incredible. Unfortunate that Ragnhildur couldn’t be there though. Overall, memorable, life-changing experience in Philly.

An unbelievable show, opening with a track off "Beneath the Skin" it was powerful and thunderous. To hear then transform into Icelandic folk fairies with angelic voices playing acoustic instruments is a yesterday to their combined skills. A masterful light show and phenomenal stage sound (I actually hung out after to give the sound guy props for a show that could go from LOUD to quiet back and forth all night and maintain clarity and by distortion free). I look forward to seeing you all on tour again!

Such a beautiful experience, I'm pretty sure Nanna is some kind of demi goddess or something like that. All of them were amazing! We even got to meet them outside! They were so kind to us, I hope they had a good time too, and come back soon. Can't wait for the next album!