Lamb of God

Second time seeing Lamb Of God and they were excellent again! Bringing all the intensity, grooves and feels. Never a doubt and I went particularly just to see them. Great mix of old and new songs and abit of crowd interaction in between gave me a laugh. Lovely the shout out about Geordie. The circle pit was going before Redneck even kicked in! First time at Bloodstock for the day and it had a really nice feel, distances were manageable for the day, quick to get around inbetween stages and stalls. Great mix of stalls and activities. Sitting eating watching someone forging and the axe throwing. Merch line was the longest part. People were really friendly, both staff and other festival goers and seem to have found a gig buddy. Shout out to the volunteers/staff at the Welfare tent helping me keep safe in the sun going on my own and when my health had a flare up. Would definitely like to go see Lamb of God again and to Bloodstock.

Never gonna forget this one. Craziest pit I’ve ever been in. To anyone who sees this, if you get a chance to submit a request for tickets to see a stadium band in an intimate venue, at an affordable price, F*****G DO IT! At worst, you don’t score the tickets and at best, you’re out only about 30 bucks and have a memorable evening in return. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

To FINALLY see the man that I been waiting to see since I first heard "Redneck". Randy Blythe you WAS and ALWAYS will be in my top 5 of "i need to scream" music! It was EVERYTHING i could of imagined and more!! Can not wait for you to come back to KCMO!!! Next time you go to Conjure KC.. Could you PLEASE tell me!!!!!

Lamb of God were of course excellent. Randy still rrunning and jumping around with the energy of someone 20 years younger. My problem is with the sound. I don’t know if the acoustics are such that it sounds great for the seats around the arena, but definitely down in the pit it sucked. Bridgestone Arena sound techs need to do a better job, especially because the kind of money it costs to be near the front. We deserve to get better sound that we got.

Great show. Blythe cutting the dreads was unexpected and I don't think even he knew how exactly to act without them, but he still belted out line after line and scream after scream with no issue. The rest of the band was on point as well, with no noticeable issues or mistakes. My seat was rather far so I was unable to see everyone well. I also couldn't really distinguish each instrument, the guitars and drums held the mix and did not let go, but I understand why. They're the focal point of attention after all.

Lamb of God delivers the goods every time. We want hard heavy metal delivered with intense musical madness. They rattled our bones and our heads exploded. They kicked our butts and we liked it. Randy is the best from like a mad tiger let out of his cage. He paces around the stage ready to roar and destroy.

they never disappoint. It's just a seamless, consistent onslaught of pummeling high energy, high musicianship. Just a pleasure to watch the playing and feel the bottom end in your gut. Unfortunately for me, The Acacia Stain were awful. But they only made you appreciate what real musicians and performers can do, since the huge disaparity between both bands was palpable. You just didn't want it to end. My ears did, but I did not. Chris Adler must be beating himself with his drumsticks for giving up the drum kit behind the only band his style fit like a glove. But Art Cruz is a more than worthy replacement, and now brings more of a slight swing to giving everything a Bohnmamesqe funky edge. I have enough merch already, but I couldn't resist grabbing yet another LOG t shirt. It looked like the Ticketmaster seat chart was only only about half full in the balcony, but it was pretty full last night. I'm thinking a lot of people just walked up to avoide TM's criminal fees. I kept thinking, as a local, Wellment is going to stop doing metal shows, and LOG are probably going to phone it in given the higher profile gigs they've played lately. Nope. They crushed. And Cruz even jumped offstage and whooped it up with the pit after the show for about twenty minutes, taking pix, giving people the set lists off the floor. They had as a good a time as we did.

Proper show. The venue is small enough to where you feel like the old days of small dives. But big enough where the circle pit next to you might make you nervous. Plus the stench of the unwashed masses topped it off to make the experience authentic. Wish they’d come out for an on encore, as the vibe for it was there. Either way, hell f*****g yeah!

Amazing show from beginning to end. Fit for an Autopsy put on a high energy, h*******e metal 6 song set that shook the auditorium. Animals as Leaders followed with their trademark melodic, powerful instrumental sorcery in which Tosin Abasi was masterful on the guitar. Killswitch Engage delivered an earthshaking set that included classics like "My Curse" and "The End of Heartache". Lamb of God came on with an epic set starting with "Memento Mori" and ending with their classic "Redneck". Everything I'm between was a metalhead's dream. They delivered an awesome mix of classics punctuated with new tracks like "Nevermore" and "Omens" and treated the Phoenix crowd to a thundering presentation of "Greyscale", which they had previously never performed live. Randall Blythe and company were simply amazing in their performance from start to finish. The pyro and effects made the show really come to life. The crowd was energetic and everyone had a great time.

This was my very first metal concert (my bf is a big metalhead) and I have to say I was blown away by not just the music but the lights and the audience. It was a lot of moshing and I loved every bit!!!! You guys go hard but you pick each other up when you fall! Cant wait to see them again!

Lamb of God was fantastic. Youngstown’s amphitheater is not my favorite venue though. Weird setup & very small I wish they would’ve been able to get a venue in downtown Cleveland instead. Cleveland’s metal fanbase makes it my favorite place anywhere to catch a good heavy show. Aside from the on gripe Lamb of God put on an unbelievable show & so did Killswitch Engage!😈🤟🏻

It was a solid set. The crowd had a good vibe, the band seemed happy. Randy stopped the music because he thought someone was hurt and signaling for help, so that was nice. We need to be looking out for each other like that. They were OK, but it's better to be safe than sorry, especially in a crowd that size. And then I got to hear 11th Hour again. It's my favorite LOG song, and the last time I saw it live was at Ozzfest 12 years ago.

Love Lamb of God. They didn't disappoint. However, as my partner wasn't feeling to good, we sat towards the back, the same place we did for G**s n Roses in the previous year. We could hardly hear the main stage and there was a mini stage with no entertainment on but they insisted on blasting their music so loud it drowned out everything else. I think it was very inconsiderate (as there were a good few thousand at our level and further back trying to watch lamb of god). This of course is not lamb of gods fault, but Download and their organisation

LAMB OF F*****G GOD !!!! Always 5 F*****g stars !!!...The pit ?!?!!!! 20 F*****g stars !!! Front rail spot with insanity shove’n at my back is my sweet spot !!! 👊🏼🤘🏼 I would never see this band or Slayer or Slipknot in a seat (unless for medical reasons)..What a F*****g Blast !!! SooooMuchFuckingFun !!! More nights like these please !!!!

Wish the LoG set was longer, but ... if you are a Slayer fan (I am) it would have been worth $200 to see that show! They played tons of songs and they were on their A game. I have seen them in 3 decades and this was in my top 2 out of too many to count. LoG brought their best but it’s hard to top a Slayer farewell show. Missed Chris Adler, my favorite piece of the Richmond Rorschach Test...

Second time seeing Lamb Of God and they were excellent again! Bringing all the intensity, grooves and feels. Never a doubt and I went particularly just to see them. Great mix of old and new songs and abit of crowd interaction in between gave me a laugh. Lovely the shout out about Geordie. The circle pit was going before Redneck even kicked in! First time at Bloodstock for the day and it had a really nice feel, distances were manageable for the day, quick to get around inbetween stages and stalls. Great mix of stalls and activities. Sitting eating watching someone forging and the axe throwing. Merch line was the longest part. People were really friendly, both staff and other festival goers and seem to have found a gig buddy. Shout out to the volunteers/staff at the Welfare tent helping me keep safe in the sun going on my own and when my health had a flare up. Would definitely like to go see Lamb of God again and to Bloodstock.

Never gonna forget this one. Craziest pit I’ve ever been in. To anyone who sees this, if you get a chance to submit a request for tickets to see a stadium band in an intimate venue, at an affordable price, F*****G DO IT! At worst, you don’t score the tickets and at best, you’re out only about 30 bucks and have a memorable evening in return. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

To FINALLY see the man that I been waiting to see since I first heard "Redneck". Randy Blythe you WAS and ALWAYS will be in my top 5 of "i need to scream" music! It was EVERYTHING i could of imagined and more!! Can not wait for you to come back to KCMO!!! Next time you go to Conjure KC.. Could you PLEASE tell me!!!!!

Lamb of God were of course excellent. Randy still rrunning and jumping around with the energy of someone 20 years younger. My problem is with the sound. I don’t know if the acoustics are such that it sounds great for the seats around the arena, but definitely down in the pit it sucked. Bridgestone Arena sound techs need to do a better job, especially because the kind of money it costs to be near the front. We deserve to get better sound that we got.

Great show. Blythe cutting the dreads was unexpected and I don't think even he knew how exactly to act without them, but he still belted out line after line and scream after scream with no issue. The rest of the band was on point as well, with no noticeable issues or mistakes. My seat was rather far so I was unable to see everyone well. I also couldn't really distinguish each instrument, the guitars and drums held the mix and did not let go, but I understand why. They're the focal point of attention after all.

Lamb of God delivers the goods every time. We want hard heavy metal delivered with intense musical madness. They rattled our bones and our heads exploded. They kicked our butts and we liked it. Randy is the best from like a mad tiger let out of his cage. He paces around the stage ready to roar and destroy.

they never disappoint. It's just a seamless, consistent onslaught of pummeling high energy, high musicianship. Just a pleasure to watch the playing and feel the bottom end in your gut. Unfortunately for me, The Acacia Stain were awful. But they only made you appreciate what real musicians and performers can do, since the huge disaparity between both bands was palpable. You just didn't want it to end. My ears did, but I did not. Chris Adler must be beating himself with his drumsticks for giving up the drum kit behind the only band his style fit like a glove. But Art Cruz is a more than worthy replacement, and now brings more of a slight swing to giving everything a Bohnmamesqe funky edge. I have enough merch already, but I couldn't resist grabbing yet another LOG t shirt. It looked like the Ticketmaster seat chart was only only about half full in the balcony, but it was pretty full last night. I'm thinking a lot of people just walked up to avoide TM's criminal fees. I kept thinking, as a local, Wellment is going to stop doing metal shows, and LOG are probably going to phone it in given the higher profile gigs they've played lately. Nope. They crushed. And Cruz even jumped offstage and whooped it up with the pit after the show for about twenty minutes, taking pix, giving people the set lists off the floor. They had as a good a time as we did.

Proper show. The venue is small enough to where you feel like the old days of small dives. But big enough where the circle pit next to you might make you nervous. Plus the stench of the unwashed masses topped it off to make the experience authentic. Wish they’d come out for an on encore, as the vibe for it was there. Either way, hell f*****g yeah!

Amazing show from beginning to end. Fit for an Autopsy put on a high energy, h*******e metal 6 song set that shook the auditorium. Animals as Leaders followed with their trademark melodic, powerful instrumental sorcery in which Tosin Abasi was masterful on the guitar. Killswitch Engage delivered an earthshaking set that included classics like "My Curse" and "The End of Heartache". Lamb of God came on with an epic set starting with "Memento Mori" and ending with their classic "Redneck". Everything I'm between was a metalhead's dream. They delivered an awesome mix of classics punctuated with new tracks like "Nevermore" and "Omens" and treated the Phoenix crowd to a thundering presentation of "Greyscale", which they had previously never performed live. Randall Blythe and company were simply amazing in their performance from start to finish. The pyro and effects made the show really come to life. The crowd was energetic and everyone had a great time.

This was my very first metal concert (my bf is a big metalhead) and I have to say I was blown away by not just the music but the lights and the audience. It was a lot of moshing and I loved every bit!!!! You guys go hard but you pick each other up when you fall! Cant wait to see them again!

Lamb of God was fantastic. Youngstown’s amphitheater is not my favorite venue though. Weird setup & very small I wish they would’ve been able to get a venue in downtown Cleveland instead. Cleveland’s metal fanbase makes it my favorite place anywhere to catch a good heavy show. Aside from the on gripe Lamb of God put on an unbelievable show & so did Killswitch Engage!😈🤟🏻

It was a solid set. The crowd had a good vibe, the band seemed happy. Randy stopped the music because he thought someone was hurt and signaling for help, so that was nice. We need to be looking out for each other like that. They were OK, but it's better to be safe than sorry, especially in a crowd that size. And then I got to hear 11th Hour again. It's my favorite LOG song, and the last time I saw it live was at Ozzfest 12 years ago.

Love Lamb of God. They didn't disappoint. However, as my partner wasn't feeling to good, we sat towards the back, the same place we did for G**s n Roses in the previous year. We could hardly hear the main stage and there was a mini stage with no entertainment on but they insisted on blasting their music so loud it drowned out everything else. I think it was very inconsiderate (as there were a good few thousand at our level and further back trying to watch lamb of god). This of course is not lamb of gods fault, but Download and their organisation

LAMB OF F*****G GOD !!!! Always 5 F*****g stars !!!...The pit ?!?!!!! 20 F*****g stars !!! Front rail spot with insanity shove’n at my back is my sweet spot !!! 👊🏼🤘🏼 I would never see this band or Slayer or Slipknot in a seat (unless for medical reasons)..What a F*****g Blast !!! SooooMuchFuckingFun !!! More nights like these please !!!!

Wish the LoG set was longer, but ... if you are a Slayer fan (I am) it would have been worth $200 to see that show! They played tons of songs and they were on their A game. I have seen them in 3 decades and this was in my top 2 out of too many to count. LoG brought their best but it’s hard to top a Slayer farewell show. Missed Chris Adler, my favorite piece of the Richmond Rorschach Test...