A fantastic night of music, Social Distortion was on point, Mike Ness sounded really good, "I Was Wrong" sounded perfect. Bad Religion were as tight as ever, they were in top form. They didn't miss a step, but the real cherry on top was when Greg left the stage at the end of the last song...and the band did a perfect cover verse of "The Boys are Back in Town" (((Chef's kiss)))

Bad Religion and Social D were amazing. Great sound, their voices have held up well through the years. Masonic Temple venue disappointing. One bathroom for men's room and limited bar selection. 20 minute wait in line to go to bathroom, so avoided drinking to limit my trips. Hallway was incredibly tight and crowded to walk through, much more room in General Admission floor in front of stage. I have seen Bad Religion a few times, and would see them again!

They played an amazing set. The crowd was AMPED. The floor was a little too big, but I can't blame the band for that. They played a lot of the hits, and a lot of the ones I had trouble naming but remembered hearing. I think they did two encores. Might've been three. I was talking to the guy next to me and each time it became apparent that they were going to be playing some more, we said something to the effect of, "how are they going to top that?" And I'll be damned if they didn't do it every time.

About last night!! We headed to Revolution Live Backyard in Downtown Fort Lauderdale to watch this great punk rock show featuring Bad Religion, Social Distortion 2024 tour and special guest Lovecrimes. Parking not an issue, the organizer decided to move the venue to the front parking garage, which it was better set up and hold more concert goers. Food trucks, tents, beverages and plenty of all 3 bands Merchandise. Door open at 6pm and first guest band started at 7pm, @lovecrimesclub , a southern California melodic punk band, Julian Ness, son of Mike Ness plays there. You can notice their influences right away, well suited band, audience received them well. Played for an hour. At 8:30 pm, @badreligionband took the stage, old school powerfull punk rock / hardcore band, the sound was great, very powerful assembly with solid base of drums and bass and great defined melodic guitars, Greg Griffin still has his, melodic strong voice and lot of movement on stage, they played their classics Fuck You, Infected, Sorrow, New Dark Ages, American Jesus, 21st Century Digital Boy, Do what you want. Mosh pit got crazy and people enjoyed the show. My personal opinion, i take my hat off with this band. 🤘🥁🎸, played for an hour. At 9:30 pm, @SocialDistortion took the stage, for my surprise a keyboard player was added to their line up. A little more melodious but still some hard driving songs, Sound was a little less powerful than BR but still very good, Mike Ness looks good. Played their classics such as Bad Luck, 1945, Ball and chain, Ring of Fire among others. His song Julian Ness joined them to play one song. Overall a great show, packed to the bones, great sound, lighting and stage set up. The tour continues, do not miss it. - Mauricio C. @mauriciocepeda_drums #Gig #punkrock #punkgig #socalpunk #lovecrime #badreligion #socialdistortion https://www.instagram.com/p/C6U7AHnNMw7/?igsh=MXlpYzJjZW8xc2Yy

The amphitheater was good. The sound quality was fantastic! Drinks and food were insanity overpriced, though. All three bands put on a great show, but Social Distortion only played 3 older songs, and Bad Religion only played like 5 older ones. And I was a little disappointed with Greg Graffen's comment about the "cheap seats." As my number 1 bucket list band (I needed to see them before either I died or they died, whichever comes first) there was nothing cheap about this experience. Not everyone is in a world famous band or a college professor.

Bad Religion is still one of the best concerts ever live. That was probably my fifth time seeing them again and they still performed like when I saw them at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor one of my favorite shows ever back in the day! My daughter had a blast getting another generation into BR and Punk Rock.. One of the coolest things with having two punk legends who have been performing over 35 years touring together was seeing punk rockers there from all generations from back in the late seventies when the punk movement started until now. This is one I'll always remember 🎶🤟🫶

THANK YOU! Last show of the tour in my adopted home-state. Jamie, Mike, Brian, Greg and Jay were as phenomenal as assumed, I only selfishly wish it could have lasted another 33% longer....! An excellent selection from practically all their albums, the de riguer and inside baseball...great crowd of brothers and sisters in the pit, and MANY sons and daughters....very nice venue as well. Thank you, Bad Religion (including you, Mr Brett, and Hetson too 😪) for persevering and never sucking. Special thanks to St. Jay for making us laugh and saying good-night in your heartfelt idiom. Oh, and Jamie's high-hat

Speed of light were a nice surprise of the future of punk. The dwarves were great as expected since they have been playing almost as long as punk began. Bad Religion was amazing as always and hopefully they continue to come to Salt Lake and continue bringing opening bands that keep the dying punk scene alive.

Best show I've ever been to, including other Bad Religion shows. So much energy and a great selection of songs! Also a great choice of Speed of Light as an opening. They have a great stage presence, energy and talent. Nice to see such an established band bring a young up and coming band with them.

Fantastic show from a Punk Rock legend. Fox Theater is a great venue; just the right size, short lines for the bar and plenty of places to stand that had a great view of the pit and the stage. They played a ton of songs from many of their best albums. High energy, great sound and a reminder that they still f-ing rock!

Truly amazing and awesome they were the first punctual I ever seen at 93 at the Moore theater. The generator tour got to take another person to and it was his first punk show ever what way to be broken in by one of the best punk bands ever Bad Religion truly blessed for the life experience in my hometown Tacoma, Washington🙏❤️💯🥅👀💪😇

Band was great as always! Venue wasn’t so great. Brought my 18 year old son and he had to stay in this little area upstairs, couldn’t be on the floor downstairs even after they marked his hands with an X and put a bracelet on him. Super crappy experience for him even though the venue says 18 and up. He never would have gone if we knew the situation there. 5 stars for BR, 0for Virginia St Brewhouse.

I've missed them in concert to many times before I saw them at the vans warped tour a few years back but it was only about a 30 minute set finally after a lot of years I was able to experience a full show from bad religion The energy was palatable Both the crowd and the band rock as hard as they could Seemed like the Whole show we fed off of each other's energy This was the definition of my idea of the perfect punk rock show This is one of my best experiences ever Fucken love you bad religion House of blues 09/19/19

The Lawrence Arms said about halfway through their set that it was their sound guy’s last night on the tour, and I think maybe he turned it up to 11 as a result or something; they were just too loud. But Greg Graffin & co have lost none of their snarl, and the Bad Religion set was nothing short of great. Engaging, angry, honest, tuneful, everything you expect from them, they delivered.

Fun day all around! Parking was easy, and they allowed our very mellow "tail-gating" -- we drank a couple beers and ate a snack among the three cars and four humans, while sitting in camp chairs. Entry was easy. They carded us and searched bags while we were still in line, so getting in was a piece of cake. Show was amazing. High-energy and super tight. Set list varied a bit from other shows I've seen on this tour, so that was refreshing. After the show, most of both the opening band (Lawrence Arms) and Bad Religion were outside by the backstage door to shake hands, sign autographs, take photos, and talk. Really great experience.

Meni je Bad Religion najbolji bend ikada. Bend koji je obilježio cijeli moj život i oplemenio ga, ne može se sažeti iskustvo gledajući ih uživo. Za mene je to neka druga dimenzija. I teško je to riječima opisati. Žalim jedino što nisam stisnuo ruku svakom članu uz riječi "hvala". Mogao bih cijelu noć pisati o svakoj pjesmi, refrenu, načinu izvođenja, melodiji, od prvog do poslijednjeg albuma i što mi koja znači... za mene, nikada nije postojao prije a ni poslije takav bend. To što čini i činio je Bad Religion, trebao bi svaki čovjek koji je imalo svjestan učiti i širiti svoje poimanje svijeta iz glazbe i textova. Toliko poticajno djeluju na mene, stoga ocijeniti bend i doživljaj za mene je nemoguće....

My most favorite band and some other punk rock faves in one place! Wish we saw a larger crowd because all these bands put on an amazing show!!! Loved it!! We even got certificates for our girls for it being their first real concert!!! Can’t wait to take them to another show! #punkrock4life #babypunks #lovedit

First of all, the show was not at brick by brick it was at the HOB downtown. As far as the show, I think that was probably the eighth or ninth time I have seen them and it was the best time and they put on the best show I have ever seen!! They killed it!

The performance was lively but they overcompensated for being outside and got too noisy (last time I saw the Offspring they were loud yet audible). Contrary to that the crowd was like zombies; all standing about, with one small mosh pit during the Offspring set; unusual for a punk rock show but not unforgivable. However aside from my stickler bitching it was a good, rounded show and I got to cross Bad Religion off my bucket list as the last band; if only they got to play longer... =-(

THE WHOLE LINE UP WAS DO GREAT. I had a great time. If you're gonna go to this tour, beware of the pits because they will happen. I had fun with it, but some people are down for that. They were all cool and helped if someone fell, they just like to run around. And everybody singing together. I miss it already. Go if you get a chance to!