Bad Omens

All the staff I came in contact at last nights show were very professional, attentive and really had the customers safety #1 priority. Having to wait to view my tickets as late as April 27th was not convenient but this is either artist or promoter discretion possible to help prevent scalping. This is my 4th show at this venue. Love the energy, intimate setting between artists and fans. Oh yeah I live in Arkansas, so it takes a little effort to come over for shows, which it’s well worth it. I’ll be back!! Paul

At the venue before the show starts there was a confusion about the VIP line. When the stuff finally decided where the VIP line was, I had left my position only to find out later that the first line I was waiting to was the right one. So I missed the opportunity to get barricade even though I was early there. Also some of the stuff didn't understand English so it was difficult to communicate. That's the only thing that was not perfect at yesterday's show. Everything else was excellent. The bar, the people in the merch table and of course Poppy and Bad Omens. They were phenomenal. I'm starting to save money for Bad Omens next European tour.

The venue was well organized, enough space and good air. Due to the fact that it was the biggest Bad omens concert so far, but the stage is rather designed for smaller halls, there was not much to see of the artists when you stood at the very back. Poppy as the opening act was unfortunately not so good because she was hardly understandable and the stage lighting constantly dazzled the audience. Since I absolutely love Bad omens and their music, I can only report good things over it, even if their music was often not perfectly tuned for the big hall. I had a great evening🤘💕

Amazing show!! 😍 I have nothing more to say, Bad Omens surely knows what they're doing while keeping passion for their work. Even though I have not listened to Poppy before, I have really enjoyed their performance and found a new artist to listen to along the way. 🤗 The staff at the venue was very polite the whole night and alert regarding injuries/emergencies etc during the show. I'm thankful for the help I recieved from other fans and the staff during my incident. 🖤 The only thing that war not that pleasurable was the heat that obviously builds up due to about 4000 people singing, screaming and dancing in a closed and rather small area, as well as the main band using fire effects during their show. But nothing too bothering in my opinion. Overall, I was very pleased with the experience even though I have to advise to rather not bring any extra clothing or bags that you need to store at the cloakroom because it is very hard to reach once everyone storms off after the show finished. If you're very aware of the difficulties you might face during a visit and plan ahead accordingly, chances are very high you'll enjoy your visit and are able to create some awesome memories either alone or with company around. ✨

The Venue and Poppy were amazing, the sound quality too. It was just a shame that the fans were pretty rude and had no idea how concerts work. I usually don’t no d screeching fangirls (I kinda am one myself but this time it was really bad..). I’ve been to a lot of concerts and festivals and this one had the worst vibes I’ve ever experienced. Other than that, as I said, Poppy was incredible, Bad Omens weren’t bad, however, they were pretty late and the pauses between the songs were jarring. All in all, would go again, but maybe not in the pit this time, it’s not worth it because there’s no moshing or anything.

Great concert, especially BMTH. Bad Omens was very good too. I personally didn't think this was as good as when I saw them last year, but that was a headliner whereas this was a support. It just felt a bit "stale" and not as fresh and authentic. Of course they are still incredible live, I've just seen them be better. (Oh, and people need to learn how to chill and not push others out of the way trying to get closer. And please don't record every single song! It's really unpleasant for others behind you to have their view blocked by your arm and phone the whole night.....(rant over). But seriously, just be respectful and considerate of others(ok, now rant over).)

They were so freaking awesome!! I would love to see them again. The set list was amazing. Seeing them live actually made me love their new album even more. The energy was great and non-stop. They kept everything going and even interacted with the crowd. I’d love to see them again! I See Stars and ERRA where amazing and I’ve become and ERRA fan from it. Merch prices weren’t that expensive either! The fans and crowd were great for someone who’s 17 and went to their first metal concert. Venue was super nice and clean too! I’d go and see them again any time! Just get your tickets earlier and won’t get up charged from scalpers like me.

It was a sold out show at the Marquee. Parking was packed and my spot was about a 5 minute walk from the theater. The line went across the bridge, but there was good traffic control, and security moved everyone through pretty quickly. The bathroom lines moved quickly, and the line at the drink lines moved quickly too. Definitely HOT inside even with the huge fans, but enough room to dance in my one foot imaginary box. Not sure if there was a pit because I was too short to see. Most people were nice enough to not stand in front of short people like me (or moved enough so we could all see). One gal suddenly appeared behind me and was pushing up against me, so I danced with her (dont think she wanted to dance because she moved). I See Stars and ERRA were great. Volume was perfect. It was looking like it was going to be an amazing concert... until the lights flashed off then back on and the band came out and Noah announced he had been continuoisly coughing, and wasn't going to be able to perform. I felt bad for the gal who came from the canceled Portland concert, and another gal who came from Washington. Some of us shouted out for Noah to lip sync... you know, Milli Vanilli style... It was pretty easy getting out of the venue. Disappointed definitely, but I See Stars and ERRA were great and the venue was good, so I'm giving the concert three stars.

If you had to pick one show to see live, let it be Bad Omens! They are consistently good if not somehow managing to improve themselves every time I see them. Everything from sound balance to lights and video is amazing. For this concert they also managed to play over an hour. I also appreciated the Philly crowd because unlike what I've been hearing about other shows, this crowd didn't start any fights or have medical emergencies as Bad Omens will stop the show for those situations. I also appreciate Franklin Music Hall because on the second floor they have little risers for folks to stand on so those of us who are short can attempt to get a better view.

We got there 1hr early. We were around the corner in line but the line got nuuuutttsssss lol. Polite fans, nice venue staff...just an all around great experience. Venue was so adorbz and really no bad seats in the house! Their set was fantastic and they seemed happy for the energy! So happy white noise wast 1st AND HELL YEA FOR DETHRONE LIVE BABY!!!!!!! This dude on stage was FIRE. He has a pull about him that draws you into the show. Love it. Will see them again!!! Hope they come to Louisiana more now!!! I love more than just pretend so I was VERY HAPPY with the song choices and the range they showed!

Bad Omens had amazing energy and sounded awesome live. They put on an amazing show. So amazing that everyone who attended with me talked about driving even further to see them again on the same tour.. they did not disappoint! Venue was brutal as usual- I've been to several shows here and everyone is always packed in there like sardines. This time the air conditioning went out and the venue's security made people leave their standing only spots to pay for water - sweet Noah from Bad Omens was doing more to try to help people not pass out from heat exhaustion than the venue & that shouldn't have had to be his job!

Bad Omens EXCELLENT - no complaints, super talented performers, and the sound level was perfect. Discovered Invent/Animate, the opening band, and now love them! Minglewood Hall was terrible. Parking was managed awfully, and the line as well. It said card only venue on the website, when I called, and even when we drove by the night before the parking staff kept re-iterating CARD ONLY, but the night of the concert the parking guys said their card reader was broken so when ppl couldn't pay bc they didn't have cash the venue literally had their cars towed while they were in the concert. Luckily I had someone close by drive cash to me while I was in line so my car wasn't towed. That's SO messed up. They should have let parking be free since the mistake was theirs. But even worse, It's SO HOT in there. There are no ceiling fans and the A/C was not detectable. I'm just a 105 lb person so I'm usually cold in a/c but it was burning and so unbearable during the whole show. Bad Omens asked the crowd why we acted so tired, but we were all literally melting. Worse, my 17 year old almost fainted during the encore from overheating and had to be dragged out to the balcony into the night air to lie down. The only plus here is that a staff member asked if they could help, and I asked for a cup of ice water, which she quickly got. Will not go to a show there ever again or recommend it to anyone.

I want so badly to give it 5 starts because bad omens killed it. But security at the venue was absolutely terrible. The AC broke in a sold out venue with over 2,000 people. When people started asking for water they were turned down, people in the crowd had to help the people that were passing out from the heat to the EMT’s because security was doing absolutely nothing until Noah from bad omens stopped the show and asked them to start handing out water. I seriously hope something is done about this because Horizon Event Center is going to lose a lot of people after this event. I really hope all the people that left the show on a stretcher is okay.

This was my very first rock concert I went for my birthday I was not disappointed!!! I met catch your breath they were so kind and humble. I wanted to meet bad omens as I had a gift for each member, however I definitely understand them not coming out to meet people. Every band that preformed was great!!! My favorites was bad omens, because they make amazing music and are all so very talented. I am not big on the whole fan girl deal. These dudes are entertainers (people) with lives, therefore I wasn’t a fan of the way some young women talked about them as if they were objects VS actually knowing the bands music. It’s art be a fan my father committed suicide when I was little and careful what you wish for just touches my heart. I can relate to just about every song of theirs. Just an amazing band as a whole. Catch your breath is a band I’ve never heard and they were amazing too!!!! They gained some new fans for sure. They are from my home state and were so laid back. I’d like to just thank Bad Omens for making amazing music with meaning. Noah, Jolly, Nick and Nicholas please never ever change. Also please keep making music from your heart and soul. I use to sing and stopped due to trauma as a child. Bad Omens gave me the courage to start singing again, to believe in myself and not give up on my dreams. I hope to meet you all one day! When I say Bad Omens is one of the best bands I’ve ever heard that says a lot I’ve listened to it all as a teen in the rock/metal scene. From nine inch nails, bush, foo fighters, live, the used, avenge sevenfold, a perfect circle, tool lol literally everything and Bad Omens is very unique and special!!! Thanks guys!!!

I’m still speechless, it was the best experience of my life. Seeing and hearing them live, it’s just sooo magical, noah’s voice is fucking unbelievable! Nick, Jolly and Nicholas were going haaaarrrddddd!!!! It was fun watching them, especially Noah exercising while Jolly’s playing his guitar in front. The crowd was a bit boring when Oxymorrons played (which were FUCKING AWESOME), but when Bad Omens started, they were fucking loud as hell! I was 2nd row, and I had much space for jumping, headbanging and dancing, that was nice! It was an experience I’ll definitely think about a lot, my Post Concert Depression is going haaard rn. I’m just so fucking thankful for being able to see my favorite artists live. 100000/10🖤

I had a wonderful time watching this stream! I’m not on social media, so the cover of Sympathy shocked me in such a great way. I’m grateful I was at home for this show because I was straight up sobbing and singing my soul out. Thank you for paying tribute to Keaton and his incredible musical legacy! With that being said, I was beyond impressed by the stage presence, energy, and professionalism shown by Bad Omens! The vocals were unreal and the night was unforgettable. I look forward to losing my mind and voice in person next time!

Went for dayseeker a favorite band of mine, make them suffer Impressed me with their live show as well. Left after the sympathy Too Close Too Touch cover, as I’m not a huge fan of bad omens but they put on a good show from what I heard. Merch was going for 40$+ for all the bands even tho I had seen dayseeker a few months earlier and they were charging less than that on their headline tour I was vip for. All in all good show at a venue closer to where I live than most.

Bad Omens are a tour-de-force to be reckoned with. Demanding a summoning of a response of melodic choral chants of deeply insightful lyrical slayings that both touch and torture the soul of every single patron that dares to enter the realm of those that date to partake in the spiritual seekings of Noah, Nick, Joakim and Nick Deep, insightful, tortured and hopeful. Welcome to the search for the answers your soul seeks. If you're willing to wrestle with God, you may just find him. Maybe not here, but the battle is afoot.

This band has come so far!! Their music is lyrically brilliant. Their experimentation with different sounds and their creativity blows my mind! I have seen them 4x since September and every show has been different. A different setlist, different vibe. I don't experience that often. Most bands I see in the same year have basically the same scripted show, but not Bad Omens. Every show they change it up but are incredible nonetheless. I'd suggest seeing them if you get the chance. Noah's screams/growls just hit you right in the guts! They are very talented musicians!! I met him after the show and he's a soooo tall lol but an extremely nice guy. 🤘🔥

Bad Omens...my boys...amazing set. Loved the stage presence. Even for a crowd you’ve never played for before. Noah and Joakim a while after they played and hung out at the merch table for the rest of the night. Got a pic with both of them and they couldn’t be more nice. They seemed really chill and actually seemed like they wanted to be there. There’s a reason Bad Omens is one of my favorite bands. Sorry you guys got stuck with the snow after leaving...one of the reasons why I can’t wait to leave here. Hope to see you guys again here..just preferably before winter comes.