The Amity Affliction

Attending The Amity Affliction in Warsaw was, without a doubt, the most amazing night and an unforgettable experience. From the moment the band stepped on stage, the atmosphere in the venue was nothing short of electric. The energy in the room was palpable from the very first chord, with the crowd feeding off the raw intensity of the performance. The band was completely on fire, delivering a live performance that sounded massive, crisp, and intensely emotional. A masterclass in metalcore — intense, powerful, and utterly unforgettable.

The venue isn't bad, though you can only get into the mosh pit if you're in the back. That's because there's a kind of raised platform in the middle. The energy was incredible. It's always worth seeing them live, so I'm really glad I went. They've been one of my favorite bands for a long time. And, being able to hear their epic old songs mixed in with the new h******e tracks from the new album was amazing.

Had an amazing time ! Four months ago I bought VIP tickets for my brother and I, literally have been counting down the days since. I have seen Amity three times the last three years they’ve come to Boise. It was my first VIP meet and greet with them. Their music is a huge part of my sobriety journey. And because I got to meet them, I got to tell them that. It was such an honor to meet them, they are such amazing souls. 🤘🤘🤘 can’t wait till they come back!

It was awesome to see all these unique bands come together with amity affliction and I hope they come again next time round I really enjoyed it the tremendous hell that amity affliction red hook and head rack brought to the stage was amazing mind blowing first time there it was just no words to describe it and got a few merch signed and I just say that they would just really nice and when they stepped on stage who was as a whole different ball game especially bleed It was my favorite song and red hook and everyone is just amazing vibes

Caught The Amity Affliction at the Eureka Hotel on Wednesday and it was unreal. Such a fun night from start to finish and the crowd was loud, the energy was massive, and the whole room was just vibing. The sound system was next level, every lyric hit hard and clean, and the lighting setup was insane. Easily one of the best-looking shows I’ve seen in a venue like this. Massive night. Would do it all again in a heartbeat.

I loved the song selection. I hope they'll return to Frankfurt or a city near Frankfurt, like Wiesbaden or Aschaffenburg soon because there are many other songs I'd like to hear live (and record). They sound live like on the record, I loved it. Unfortunately the stage was so far away despite me being in the second row. That was not the band's fault though. It was because the main act, Parkway Drive, wanted a catwalk, so that their singer could show off his hairy chest. It turned me on but it led to me not seeing The Amity Affliction up close.

TX2 - Opener; kinda green, kinda generic, but I've heard a lot worse and they seemed genuinely grateful to be there. Alpha Wolf - decent follow-up band, good potential. Will be interesting to see what their future holds. Amity Affliction - very solid act overall, good crowd participation and energy. Surprisingly, didn't play one of their most popular songs "Don't Lean on Me" Beartooth - great performance; Caleb was, as always, an outstanding frontman. Brought the fun. KSE - not the best Killswitch show I've attended, but very good nonetheless. Jesse's voice sounded great. Parkway Drive - Highlight of the night, absolutely KILLED it! Exceeded expectations all around. Hot crowd, too. I Prevail - unimpressive, bland, and anti-climactic. Totally MEH. Maybe an off night for them, but to me, their songs and show came off as inauthentic.

Firstly I would like to say Thank you to The Amity Affliction for offering meet and greets through Sound Rink, the ticket prices the meet and greet pricing was reasonable. The Venue The Ritz is such a great small venue for a more intimate show. Staff there is great not overly aggressive for security not overly friendly if that makes sense. I think the staffing is perfection there, the right people are in the right places. The show itself was worth coming back each year, you hear that guys the US and Raleigh want you back every year!!! Please and Thank you.. The energy that The Amity Affliction brings they say the audience amps them but really I think the charge goes back and forth. They are so loving and crowd loyal as a band you can tell they genuine care about the fans that follow them. The meet and greet was run so smooth and great I love it guys. Taking the time for pictures random small talk, a few signatures. Okay take cash even though the venue is cashless, merch stands have exclusive cash items. Great Show

Mugshot was a really good opener, super high energy. Dying Wish was honestly something else though. I was really surprised at how good they sounded. The vocalist is also super chill, I got to talk to her after the show. Currents is one of those bands I had heard a lot about but hadn't listen to, and I really see the appeal. They're one of those where it's stupidly heavy, while having really catchy melodies. I had a really nice conversation with the vocalist after the show, and I got some pics. He is genuinely one of the nicest people I've ever met. He gave great advice on how to become a better vocalist, and I really appreciate that. The Amity Affliction made everyone feel like one big family, which gave a different level of happiness. The only other band to do for me that was Coheed and Cambria. I got a picture with Ahren from The Amity Affliction, and was able to thank him for their music saving my life.

The show was amazing but people were passing out from heat exhaustion. The waters they handed it weren't cold at all and when I asked for ice to cool down bee I was on the verge of passing out myself they tried to remove me from my spot at the barricade and I refused to leave. I stuck ice down my shirt and a girl behind me took the rest to cool of herself also. The venue needs to do something about the air conditioning, it's a safety hazard for such a small venue with so many people.

after 6+ years of wishing to see the amity affliction being 1 of the 2 bands i absolutely adore over any other metal band i finally got to see them last night and absolutely had the time of my life and every crowd surfed! thank you so much TAA for the amazing night full of so much fun, screaming, dancing/jumping around etc; truly the happiest to finally see you guys live! all the love, support and safe travels on all your other destinations! love you always!🖤😈🫶🏻🥺🔥

Honestly, I wasn't too excited for TAA, having been a big fan 10 years ago but couldn't go to their Frankston shows (due to being very underage. rip) but since tickets were cheap I decided to go anyway and I'm glad I did. They played a good set, the show was very intimate and the crowd wasn't too rowdy. I felt safe, even with my post-covid-anxiety. Only wish is that they played some of the ancient stuff, Anchors would've made me cry with joy, or anything from "severed ties" really.

I wish I could give these an even higher rating. I have never been to a concert before and I’ve always told myself that The Amity Affliction would be the first. It was an absolutely amazing experience. They were SO good. Everything about this concert was absolutely perfect. I felt so many emotions that night and I will never forget it. There was so much emotion with each song that I felt so deeply. The highlight was Ahren throwing out guitar picks. He smiled at me and threw one right at me! I will see TAA EVERY single chance I get.

This one hurt :( Their set got cut in half by a medical emergency mid show - it was shut down for 20-30 mins, but at least they came back out to play one more instead of just giving up and leaving! I will ALWAYS go see TAA when they're in the states - they are great live! Them + PWD was a bucket list show for me. Honorable mention for Northlane & Make Them Suffer - they kicked a*s too.

I had the greatest time of my life!! I had been waiting 6 years to see Amity! I had tickets to see them back in 2020, but that tour got cancelled! I made sure to get there early for barricade, and I got barricade!!! And this was also my second time seeing Make Them Suffer!! I yelled Jordan’s name after their set and he threw me a drumstick! Then when Amity was playing their set I had a sign and was signing so loudly and after the set Joe gave a setlist to security for me! I was sobbing crying!! I had been waiting to see them for so long and their music has helped me through so much!

It was an amazing night, the size of club was perfect all the staff were friendly and helpful the drinks were so good. Omerta and can't swim were really good bands and perfect for opening up for Amity. Amity was amazing the energy from them and the crowd was insane, I couldn't hear after the show and my voice was gone 🤘 I will be seeing them again and coming back to the king of clubs for sure!

The Amity Affliction cannot disappoint. This was my second time seeing them and they blow me away. I wish I could tell them how much they mean to me. Aside from them? The venue s***s. Everyone I met seemed really nice so no complaint on the staff but there is no airflow at all. Felt like I was going to pass out quite a few times as did my mom. So I don't think I will be going. The room also did no justice for them. It was harder to understand the bands even when you know the songs by heart.

I thought it was 10/10!! Senses fail did a awesome job at getting the crowd ready for their performance. The openers were amazing as well. The Amity Affliction over all has the power to bring people together from all different backgrounds and stories. As for their set, the energy and passion is undeniably true. Their setlist was consistent of the most popular songs from their last two albums as well as two other oddballs, which was very nice for the ‘old school fans’ to enjoy. They closed with one of their softer songs ‘All Fucked Up’ which I thought was a great touch because it calms down the crowd and gets them ready to go home. The chemistry between the bandmates is also enlightening and hilarious to watch at times, I was laughing while singing my throat out at the bickering and bantering of their two singers. As I said before, the passion and love for music was spread from artist to the crowd in such an intense way that everyone was interconnected. The lights were also very synchronized with the music and I felt like each song had a particular tone set with a certain color. Purple for hope, red for rage and blue for upset and depressed. I’m happy to say that most of the light colors were purple. This was my second show seeing TAA and I’m very happy to say that once they come back I’ll be attending again.

Questo concerto lo aspettavo da mesi: concerto che mi aspettavo strepitoso, ma che stato solo "bello" perché. ..a mio parere è durato davvero poco(50 minuti scarsi) e mi ha lasciato quindi un po insoddisfatta . Per quel che ho visto sono una gran band da Live con tanti effetti di luci e fumo e che caricano un sacco il pubblico con la loro potenza e musica e che permettono una grande partecipazione delle persone. Ne è valsa la pena sicuramente, nonostante, ripeto, a mio parere sia durato poco e mi abbia lasciato un po "affamata". Spero tornino presto!😍

Attending The Amity Affliction in Warsaw was, without a doubt, the most amazing night and an unforgettable experience. From the moment the band stepped on stage, the atmosphere in the venue was nothing short of electric. The energy in the room was palpable from the very first chord, with the crowd feeding off the raw intensity of the performance. The band was completely on fire, delivering a live performance that sounded massive, crisp, and intensely emotional. A masterclass in metalcore — intense, powerful, and utterly unforgettable.

The venue isn't bad, though you can only get into the mosh pit if you're in the back. That's because there's a kind of raised platform in the middle. The energy was incredible. It's always worth seeing them live, so I'm really glad I went. They've been one of my favorite bands for a long time. And, being able to hear their epic old songs mixed in with the new h******e tracks from the new album was amazing.

Had an amazing time ! Four months ago I bought VIP tickets for my brother and I, literally have been counting down the days since. I have seen Amity three times the last three years they’ve come to Boise. It was my first VIP meet and greet with them. Their music is a huge part of my sobriety journey. And because I got to meet them, I got to tell them that. It was such an honor to meet them, they are such amazing souls. 🤘🤘🤘 can’t wait till they come back!

It was awesome to see all these unique bands come together with amity affliction and I hope they come again next time round I really enjoyed it the tremendous hell that amity affliction red hook and head rack brought to the stage was amazing mind blowing first time there it was just no words to describe it and got a few merch signed and I just say that they would just really nice and when they stepped on stage who was as a whole different ball game especially bleed It was my favorite song and red hook and everyone is just amazing vibes

Caught The Amity Affliction at the Eureka Hotel on Wednesday and it was unreal. Such a fun night from start to finish and the crowd was loud, the energy was massive, and the whole room was just vibing. The sound system was next level, every lyric hit hard and clean, and the lighting setup was insane. Easily one of the best-looking shows I’ve seen in a venue like this. Massive night. Would do it all again in a heartbeat.

I loved the song selection. I hope they'll return to Frankfurt or a city near Frankfurt, like Wiesbaden or Aschaffenburg soon because there are many other songs I'd like to hear live (and record). They sound live like on the record, I loved it. Unfortunately the stage was so far away despite me being in the second row. That was not the band's fault though. It was because the main act, Parkway Drive, wanted a catwalk, so that their singer could show off his hairy chest. It turned me on but it led to me not seeing The Amity Affliction up close.

TX2 - Opener; kinda green, kinda generic, but I've heard a lot worse and they seemed genuinely grateful to be there. Alpha Wolf - decent follow-up band, good potential. Will be interesting to see what their future holds. Amity Affliction - very solid act overall, good crowd participation and energy. Surprisingly, didn't play one of their most popular songs "Don't Lean on Me" Beartooth - great performance; Caleb was, as always, an outstanding frontman. Brought the fun. KSE - not the best Killswitch show I've attended, but very good nonetheless. Jesse's voice sounded great. Parkway Drive - Highlight of the night, absolutely KILLED it! Exceeded expectations all around. Hot crowd, too. I Prevail - unimpressive, bland, and anti-climactic. Totally MEH. Maybe an off night for them, but to me, their songs and show came off as inauthentic.

Firstly I would like to say Thank you to The Amity Affliction for offering meet and greets through Sound Rink, the ticket prices the meet and greet pricing was reasonable. The Venue The Ritz is such a great small venue for a more intimate show. Staff there is great not overly aggressive for security not overly friendly if that makes sense. I think the staffing is perfection there, the right people are in the right places. The show itself was worth coming back each year, you hear that guys the US and Raleigh want you back every year!!! Please and Thank you.. The energy that The Amity Affliction brings they say the audience amps them but really I think the charge goes back and forth. They are so loving and crowd loyal as a band you can tell they genuine care about the fans that follow them. The meet and greet was run so smooth and great I love it guys. Taking the time for pictures random small talk, a few signatures. Okay take cash even though the venue is cashless, merch stands have exclusive cash items. Great Show

Mugshot was a really good opener, super high energy. Dying Wish was honestly something else though. I was really surprised at how good they sounded. The vocalist is also super chill, I got to talk to her after the show. Currents is one of those bands I had heard a lot about but hadn't listen to, and I really see the appeal. They're one of those where it's stupidly heavy, while having really catchy melodies. I had a really nice conversation with the vocalist after the show, and I got some pics. He is genuinely one of the nicest people I've ever met. He gave great advice on how to become a better vocalist, and I really appreciate that. The Amity Affliction made everyone feel like one big family, which gave a different level of happiness. The only other band to do for me that was Coheed and Cambria. I got a picture with Ahren from The Amity Affliction, and was able to thank him for their music saving my life.

The show was amazing but people were passing out from heat exhaustion. The waters they handed it weren't cold at all and when I asked for ice to cool down bee I was on the verge of passing out myself they tried to remove me from my spot at the barricade and I refused to leave. I stuck ice down my shirt and a girl behind me took the rest to cool of herself also. The venue needs to do something about the air conditioning, it's a safety hazard for such a small venue with so many people.

after 6+ years of wishing to see the amity affliction being 1 of the 2 bands i absolutely adore over any other metal band i finally got to see them last night and absolutely had the time of my life and every crowd surfed! thank you so much TAA for the amazing night full of so much fun, screaming, dancing/jumping around etc; truly the happiest to finally see you guys live! all the love, support and safe travels on all your other destinations! love you always!🖤😈🫶🏻🥺🔥

Honestly, I wasn't too excited for TAA, having been a big fan 10 years ago but couldn't go to their Frankston shows (due to being very underage. rip) but since tickets were cheap I decided to go anyway and I'm glad I did. They played a good set, the show was very intimate and the crowd wasn't too rowdy. I felt safe, even with my post-covid-anxiety. Only wish is that they played some of the ancient stuff, Anchors would've made me cry with joy, or anything from "severed ties" really.

I wish I could give these an even higher rating. I have never been to a concert before and I’ve always told myself that The Amity Affliction would be the first. It was an absolutely amazing experience. They were SO good. Everything about this concert was absolutely perfect. I felt so many emotions that night and I will never forget it. There was so much emotion with each song that I felt so deeply. The highlight was Ahren throwing out guitar picks. He smiled at me and threw one right at me! I will see TAA EVERY single chance I get.

This one hurt :( Their set got cut in half by a medical emergency mid show - it was shut down for 20-30 mins, but at least they came back out to play one more instead of just giving up and leaving! I will ALWAYS go see TAA when they're in the states - they are great live! Them + PWD was a bucket list show for me. Honorable mention for Northlane & Make Them Suffer - they kicked a*s too.

I had the greatest time of my life!! I had been waiting 6 years to see Amity! I had tickets to see them back in 2020, but that tour got cancelled! I made sure to get there early for barricade, and I got barricade!!! And this was also my second time seeing Make Them Suffer!! I yelled Jordan’s name after their set and he threw me a drumstick! Then when Amity was playing their set I had a sign and was signing so loudly and after the set Joe gave a setlist to security for me! I was sobbing crying!! I had been waiting to see them for so long and their music has helped me through so much!

It was an amazing night, the size of club was perfect all the staff were friendly and helpful the drinks were so good. Omerta and can't swim were really good bands and perfect for opening up for Amity. Amity was amazing the energy from them and the crowd was insane, I couldn't hear after the show and my voice was gone 🤘 I will be seeing them again and coming back to the king of clubs for sure!

The Amity Affliction cannot disappoint. This was my second time seeing them and they blow me away. I wish I could tell them how much they mean to me. Aside from them? The venue s***s. Everyone I met seemed really nice so no complaint on the staff but there is no airflow at all. Felt like I was going to pass out quite a few times as did my mom. So I don't think I will be going. The room also did no justice for them. It was harder to understand the bands even when you know the songs by heart.

I thought it was 10/10!! Senses fail did a awesome job at getting the crowd ready for their performance. The openers were amazing as well. The Amity Affliction over all has the power to bring people together from all different backgrounds and stories. As for their set, the energy and passion is undeniably true. Their setlist was consistent of the most popular songs from their last two albums as well as two other oddballs, which was very nice for the ‘old school fans’ to enjoy. They closed with one of their softer songs ‘All Fucked Up’ which I thought was a great touch because it calms down the crowd and gets them ready to go home. The chemistry between the bandmates is also enlightening and hilarious to watch at times, I was laughing while singing my throat out at the bickering and bantering of their two singers. As I said before, the passion and love for music was spread from artist to the crowd in such an intense way that everyone was interconnected. The lights were also very synchronized with the music and I felt like each song had a particular tone set with a certain color. Purple for hope, red for rage and blue for upset and depressed. I’m happy to say that most of the light colors were purple. This was my second show seeing TAA and I’m very happy to say that once they come back I’ll be attending again.

Questo concerto lo aspettavo da mesi: concerto che mi aspettavo strepitoso, ma che stato solo "bello" perché. ..a mio parere è durato davvero poco(50 minuti scarsi) e mi ha lasciato quindi un po insoddisfatta . Per quel che ho visto sono una gran band da Live con tanti effetti di luci e fumo e che caricano un sacco il pubblico con la loro potenza e musica e che permettono una grande partecipazione delle persone. Ne è valsa la pena sicuramente, nonostante, ripeto, a mio parere sia durato poco e mi abbia lasciato un po "affamata". Spero tornino presto!😍