Great shows by all three bands, especially Ice Nine Kills. I had VIP and we were supposed to get early access to merch but they let us in the venue thirty minutes late and it cut everything in half the time it should have been. As soon as we lined up for merch, they let in GA and secondary VIP and they absolutely plowed through us all breaking the line up and I didn't end up getting merch because it sold out and I didn't have time before hand with everyone running everywhere. It got pretty crazy during Motionless in White, people being screamed at, pushed down, touched inappropriately, and so on. I ended up having to leave the pit two songs into Motionless in White, but luckily they were last to perform so I was still up front for Black Veil Brides and Ice Nine Kills. Met Spencer and Vinny outside before the show, super nice and cool guys and let me get some pics with them! Overall pretty good, besides the craziness and unorganized VIP.

INCREDIBLE SHOW! Shame it kept being stopped for people passing out and the fights. The biggest problem was the security. They were disorganized to the point I doubt they were from a security company and not just random dudes hired off the street. They took ages to stop fights, we’re EXTREMELY unhelpful in getting people who passed out from pit, the people in pit had to do everything for the security people. When we were being let in, they gave conflicting instructions which could’ve resulted in people getting hurt and they spent most of the show on their phones instead of helping. The bands that played were incredible and for that reason I would do it again any day. All 4 put on a beautiful show and it was a great time!

Artists were amazing as always but the venue was terrible. It’s inside of a casino and they grill you about your ID, almost refusing to believe it’s real. I thought they were going to confiscate my license (which is illegal). My husband and I were some of the lucky ones to still be permitted entry. Others were not as fortunate. FYI, Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana, if I wanted to gamble, I wouldn’t drive over four hours and cross state lines to do it. In Michigan, it’s legal at 18, and I’m 25. Kick rocks.

I’m gonna start with the venue. The venue was pretty but they can’t coordinate a line, if you want to go here at any point in winter make sure you bundle up enough to wait in like outside for at least 45 mins. Once you get around the building and can finally see the doors you’ll get separated into one line of men and one like of women, you have no choice. I went with my boyfriend so being separated in a place I didn’t know was NOT acceptable. After the hell of getting through separate lines and reuniting, the venue was awesome. I love the way it was set up. You can catch a good view of the stage from the merch line. Loved that the food drinks & merch were all in the same room as the stage. As for the bands in this lineup, AWESOME. They have me close to speechless at this point. I went to trinity of terror 2 as well and they impressed me even further. It was super cool to see the little by little improvements at trinity of terror 3 as opposed to 2. Lots of love for the whole lineup, but no one puts on a show like INK. It’s the kind of show when you get that feeling that you need to record it and go home and watch it over & over again rather than scream and mosh and have no videos of it. You know every lyric but you can’t justify singing over recording. Truly an experience in its own.

Amazing! Best show I've ever seen! Seeing all of them was a dream come true. Just seeing chris was the best feeling in the world. He has been My idol for years and andy too. I've been listening to there music since I'm a kid. This show helped me a lot.. with everything that happened this year, having an amazing night like that really helped. If I could I would of Thank them with all my heart for all there hard work. Also would of said thank you for saving my life, especially this year.

Same thing some other have stated. Atreyu came out strong and was very interactive with the audience. Very fun! INK was incredible and Motionless was flawless. FOH cut out during an INK song but they recovered quickly. Stage shows from Ice and INK were killer as well! BVB - first song Jinx guitar wasn’t working till very end of song. FOH sound was so overdriven it was distorted and Jakes rhythm guitar tone was WAY TOO HOT! Feedback issues and he was visibly pissed at their sound engineer by end of night. Great show overall but saw BVB at Silver Spring Fillmore a year ago w DED and ITM and Trinity in Philly part 1. First time BVB -they were great, last two times they were eclipsed by the other bands they played with… My humble opinion..

These bands put on a killer performance. INK came out ready to kill, even when Spencer was under the weather. MIW gave 110% for each song. They truly connected with the fans. BVB had an imbalance with the FOH and sound. The other bands were solid. BVB. sound was overwhelming and the balance was off, at times washing out Andy’s beautiful baritone. However the band members played incredibly. Felt rushed through for BVB less connection with the fans compared to the first three bands. Overall incredible performance. Trinity of Terror will forever stand out in metal tours.

Ok I gotta say the show was incredible! I was seriously impressed by MIW and Ice Nine Kills. They killed it! I missed Atreyu in the beginning because parking at the venue sucked and there was no traffic control. Felt bad for the UMBC students trying to get home after class since the show was at the campus arena. Also I gotta say I love BVB but I had to leave early because the sound of the guitar was so extreme and nearly drowned out Andy. There were a lot of families that left because of it. I took my teenage son, who loves loud music btw, but it gave him a headache it was so loud. I think we made it through 3 of BVB songs before we left. Even so, I would definitely recommend the tour and the bands because they were so entertaining and just rocked so hard. Loved it!

Only complaint was two adult women getting allowed in with VIP when they DID NOT have VIP tickets. I even said something to the event staff about when the women came up to ask. There were two event staff that were like yeah we understand as the women were saying their underage kids, mind you older teens, had VIP and they wanted to go in with them and one that was like no you do not have tickets, you cannot enter. They were allowed in, and before people who had VIP even got in. It was cold, damp and that was complete BS. Show was great, Venue not so much!

I loved the show! My best friend and I got tickets and we LOVED every second of it! We purposely got the Club level (Level 2) at the Armory in Minneapolis, even though we both stayed sober and intended to the entire time. We chose this area because we are dealing with a stalker/sexual predator situation and the person in question is under 21 so we knew that with the IDs and high security we would be safest in the club level. The VIP and performances were absolutely killer. Shout out to Chris Motionless and Spencer Charnas for the amazing experience; my friend and I can say that we have never had so much fun at a show before this one and we have never felt safer. Also, as I promised Ricky Olson from Motionless In White in 2019, I showed him my first tattoo and the band remembered me and said that they still had the rose teddy bear lanterns I made for them before COVID and it made my heart so happy. My only complaint is in regards to venue security. It was great that security was very attentive to the crowds and bands and such, but I cannot understand the usage of strobe flashlights and shining them in people’s faces during medical situations. I have epilepsy and Club West security kept waving their flashlights in my face on a strobe setting. I never had an issue with Club East security doing that to me. If someone says they have epilepsy, DO NOT wave a fucking strobe in their eyes or they could have a seizure. Club West, do better and don’t be assholes about someone having epilepsy or another invisible disability. Club East, thank you for not being obnoxious with the flashlights and being considerate the second I said “EPILEPSY” and not ruining my experience by causing a seizure.

It was my first show so maybe I’m not the best judge, but all the bands were amazing. Atreyu’s performance seemed longer than the others, but I’m not mad at that. I didn’t feel there was any group that fell short! Atreyu opened super energetic and fun, followed by the amazing theatrics of Ice Nine Kills, then Motionless in White came on with some wicked head banging and moshing, and finally Black Veil Brides headlined with with a few songs for old fans which I loved a lot. I thought the lineup made the energy flow nicely! If I could I would absolutely go to another show!

The venue was ok, only two tables for shirts and they were very slow. The parking was ok until you tried to leave, then it was very chaotic. The bands were awesome and they all put on a great show. The Saints and Sinners Promotion was very disappointing for what we paid. we never received info on showtime outside of when the doors opened and so did not get to participate in the meet and greet and Trivia, and the shirts were the same ones anyone could purchase. And no info on how we will get the pics taken. That was extremely disappointing part of the whole event.

Amazing overall! I'd 100% go see any of the bands again and 100% attend another event at Harrah's. For the bands: all for of the bands performed well. They all played for nearly the entirety of their set time. Gaps between music were either small, mitigated by pre-recorded intro music, or the lead singer took the time to hype up the other bands, thank the crowd, or just in general be very positive. The three headliners were known goods but WCAR was surprisingly also good. Additionally WCAR/MIW played music from their new albums. The only downside was eventually it all had to end. Set up: Door opening and the start of the concert happened on time. They did take 30 minutes between each set for breakdown/set up which is longer than what I've seen at other venues. I'm not sure if the lead vocals were tired or maybe their mics were a bit low (?) but a couple times it was hard to hear lyrics as the instruments covered them. Lastly the music was so loud your body was vibrating and the building was rattling. Harrah's: Clean, well maintained venue. All the staff were pleasant and worked quickly from security scanning to selling food. Probably the only thing I'd recommend to change is to have the merch sold somewhere else. You had lines for merch, food, drinks, and bathroom right next to each other meaning everyone got snagged up in the crowd and those with mobility issues (wheelchairs specifically) had a difficult time getting through. From Harrah's I only purchased water which was $7 or $8 and they didn't let me keep the water bottle cap. I overheard from someone else that the staff claimed the band wanted to keep them. Unknown if true or just blaming the band. Regarding the bathrooms, they were clean and well stocked. The only issue I encountered was the one I consistently went to had two stalls which didn't lock. Lastly it was super cold inside Harrah's. Parking sucked. I deliberately showed up early to snag a limited spot behind Harrah's.

Getting the line sorted for the vip packages was like herding cats. People were jumping in line and cutting in front of people who had been sitting in line for hours before being let in. The concert itself was awesome, aside from there being no room in the venue. To say we were packed in like sardines is the understatement of the century. As I mentioned already, the concert itself and the artists were beyond amazing, only complaint was the absolute lack of room to breath or move and the lack of organization

It was a bonus having Fame on Fire open, rather than Lilith Czar. Ice Nine Kills closed out the night, before them was BVB. MIW was the first of the Trinity to perform, although they should have closed out the night, or at least played before BVB. The venue was outside, in a residential district, so the MIW set should have been a little later, as Chris does amazing work in a darker environment, as opposed to in the middle of the day! No complaints as all artists put on a hell of show!

All performers were PHENOMENAL!!! A little overkill with the repeat offender crowd surfing and mini mosh pit (this was not a Slayer concert lol). There were also a few people who felt the need to throw their beer cans/cups into the crowd, but hey - we can't all be mature. Killer performances from ALL BANDS including Lilith Czar. Great stage theatrics, as well! Venue was a little packed, some of us like sardines, most with no masks and there were no vaccine checks, opposed to what what was advertised online. Would I go again? HELL YES!!! One of the best concerts I've been to, hands down. Thank you for this awesome lineup!!! And kudos to those working the bar inside. Nice job! :)

The bands were fantastic, with high-energy and great performances, especially given all the setbacks they have had with the tour and how many dates they had played prior. No complaints with the performers whatsoever. Was a little disappointed with the venue as many of us arrived super early only to find that the pit was already at capacity and the seats were quite far from the stage. Finding seats was tricky because everyone that was not permitted in the pit was scrambling for seats. Watching MIW's first set, it seemed a lot of the pit crew and high-energy crowd members were stuck in the stands, as I didn't see anywhere near the level of energy or pits that are typical with their shows. Chris also had to call them out for not knowing the lyrics LMAO. Had an extremely, extremely fun night regardless and definitely did not jump any fences.😁

This concert was A M A Z I N G. I went with some friends for my friends birthday. We got insanely close to the stage. Andy was amazing and his wife as an opener was quite the catch! The lineup got shuffled up a bit but we had a great time! Thank you to them for putting on such a great show, and thank you for choosing a smaller venue. A bigger one might have ruined the show not going to lie. Ice Nine Kills might need to work on how far they can throw things however, we were about 6 people behind the front of the stage, and when they threw guitar picks we just barely missed them! But that's ok, it was a great show, thank you!

This was my first metal concert I've ever attended and after this one I'll definitely be going to another one. I started listening to Ice Nine Kills in 2015 and Motionless in White in 2018 and seeing them live is something I've dreamed of ever since. I felt so at home with the people sitting next to me and the people standing with me when I was at the floor. Chris even acknowledged me twice! It melted my heart when he took those kids up on stage with him as well. The metal community is such a good place for people of all walks of life. I hadn't heard of Lilith Czar before the show but she turned out to be pretty good, too! Thank you to MIW, INK, and Lilith Czar for playing last night and putting on such a good show. Hopefully BVB gets to feeling better soon.

The show was amazing! I've been a fan of BVB since 2014 but I've been obsessed with MIW for the past few months and when Chris Motionless came on stage, I got so excited that I almost threw up, which is new. After the show, the venue kicked everyone out waiting in line for the merch (the lines were unbelievably long the whole show) so unfortunately I couldn't get myself merch on my birthday. Get there hours early! I've also seen some complaints about a ginger bearded band staff member being creepy and taking pictures of girls, so look out for that.