The sound system for all the bands was not good. It was a loud rocking show, but I feel you should still be able to hear the vocals better than this. The pyrotechnics and fire were fantastic for Shinedown. Only Shinedown used the big overhead screens to show a close up of the show, but from our seats and I am sure many others those screens are blocked be other equipment. Overall just an ok show.

I left feeling unsure if I enjoyed it or not. I love sleep token but I can’t stand all the unnecessary screaming fan girls and all the back Tracks that don’t help the sound live. I laughed when I heard the backtrack for granite skip a few times. They don’t talk at all and it felt a bit uncomfortable. I paid $270 for 2 tickets I felt a bit ripped off by the lack of professionalism and the sound of screaming/crying fans.

I am never disappointed when I go to see Ghost live. Their set design, their lighting, and the effects are always top tier. When it comes to their performance, they're always absolutely amazing at that. Each Ghoul/Ghoulette has their own little personality and I love to see them interact. Then of course, Papa is always putting his all into the performance. Everyones' vocals sound amazing, their voices all blend together beautifully. Personally, I would say my favorite moment of the show is the very beginning when they play Peacefield. I've never experienced a bigger adrenaline rush than I did in that moment. Peacefield was MADE to be a concert opener, it is such a phenomenal song to open with.

Gracie was amazing as always and I can’t believe how many people knew her songs!! I’ve been a fan of hers for so long and seeing this many people scream the words back to her made me so proud. She was my favorite performer of the night-and of all time duh so I was very excited to see her! I wish she performed more songs and kept forgetting not everyone knew who she was. Some girls in the line for the bathroom were like “who was that-Gracie something? I didn’t know I knew her songs but she’s really talented” The reason it’s 3 stars is because I wanted it to be longer and she’s more herself at her own concerts. Love you Gracie, I miss you already!

Maggie ALWAYS FINDS A WAY TO outdo: herself! I met two very cool fans: KEALYN a tattoo artist and a huge ETHEL CAIN fan and { swiftie} EMILY A huge Phoebe Bridgers fan,the staff were mostly meh, I was flagged for a lighter,then went and put it up, then in line again I was told I could not bring a WRITING PEN in,irony was IS a LIVENATION pen,I literally needed supervisor permission to bring a pen in, I seen other people in the venue admittedly with a pen,the woman next to me seated,from Delaware had 3 pens on her.

As someone that goes to a lot of shows, Twenty One Pilots really stands out with the live performance they give their fans. It's cool, unique, and highly engaging. There are no other bands of their stature that directly interact with their fans and will actually come out into the audience multiple times to perform and play the way they do. Tyler is constantly moving, running, and performing while singing, and playing. As a fan, you're never bored, and there aren't any bathroom break songs. Leave at the risk of missing something cool. For only 2 guys, it's seriously impressive what they do live. Their new album "Clancy" is great, and the songs translate really well live. Special props to Paul Meany of Mutemath fame for his production work on this album. He's super talented, and has been a part of quite a few of their biggest hits. Sadly Mutemath is no longer together, but if you like Twenty One Pilots, do yourself a favor and go check out some Mutemath. They were a fantastic group of odd souls.

Eddie announced that it was the 50th NYC show for Pearl Jam, and it was one for the books. Crazy energy as always, and opening with “Garden” at The Garden was a nice touch. The jam with Steve Van Zandt on ‘Rocking In The Free World’ was super hot, and the new tracks fit perfectly in the setlist. ‘Wreckage’ was a big highlight. Awesome in every way, and here’s to the next 50.

Outstanding performance. Highly, recommend the past, current and future general listeners to support this talented Professional Vocalist/Songwriter. One of the Best Soul R&B event I ever witnessed. Taking a break from work was well worth my ticket and time. My second time watching her perform sharing that same stage with #JuiceWrld & #MeekMill at the #WellsFargoCenter so that venue was like riding a bike to her. Amazing! I'm out here telling my customers to grab that SZA ticket. Hate to say this but even informed the Lauryn Hill listeners at the Lauryns' concert. Couldn't help it. I know she didn't have a good year with that cancellation of the Made in America. She made that up though. Keep grindin' SZA. *~Brooklynite~*

the show was absolutely fantastic. anyone who says it wasn’t is just wrong. if you went to the last tour (battle at gardens gate) you will for sure recognize the “upgrades” they got! the band have always been good preformers but this tour was just…insane!! Danny’s solo was mind boggling! Josh was just the amazing Josh! Sammy as always is a fantastic preformer! And, Jake just always gets ur attention playing his guitar! he just steals the show!! The accoustic set (starcatcher) was just beautiful. Maybe i am just emotional but i was overwhelmed by how amazing everything was (i teared up a bit but you didn’t hear it from me). To really enjoy GVF i recommend GA or floor tickets its just insane but if u cant get them it doesn’t matter its just an amazing show anywhere u sit. Overall, if you wanna purchase Greta Van Fleet tickets…BUY THEM!!!!!!!!

Every song had solos. They shredded those guitars. They performed as if they forgot they had an audience, then turn around and acknowledge us. It was magical; The lights, the flames, the show, the emotions, the stage presence! Excellent show, amazing performance worth every penny. It's a good venue too. All the studio albums pale in comparison to their performance. Also, I don't know if the artist sees these,but please please please release the instrumental cover sessions that played as the opener, that touched my spirit yo. I would buy that as a record. Please, release them and take my money.

I saw Duran Duran September 7th in Philadelphia. It was one of the most amazing shows I have been to. I am sad to say the last time I saw them was at Live Aid, also in Philadelphia in 1985!! Last night they were so full of energy!! They sounded phenomenal! It felt like an amazing time warp! I am so happy we went to see them. The opening acts, Bastille and Nile Rodgers and Chic were amazing as well. It was a fantastic night of music and fun. Duran Duran you really rocked it last night!♥️🎶

Could not have loved this experience more!! Sam put on the perfect show! The dancers, band, backup singers, costumes, and lighting effects all meshed together well, and it was so entertaining to watch. Do I dare say I liked this more than Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour? Yes, yes I will. Couldn’t have asked for a better concert than this one right here. Thank you to Sam, their team, and all of the staff at Wells Fargo Center for the perfect night!

I am a big Twenty One Pilots fan and have been one since 2020. I went to this concert bc I couldn't go to the one in MSG and this was the closest show to me that I could go to and I don't regret making the trip to go to this concert at all. This concert was great and the visuals, singing and sound were just great and the venue was awesome. I also thought the opener Peter McPoland was good tbh. I will def be going to another Twenty One Pilots concert one day.

Absolutely amazing!!! This is my second time seeing them in person and it was nothing short of amazing. The move of God took over this place and we were able to do it while having fun. It’s evident that God has his hands all over this ministry. I don’t think there will ever be a time that I won’t attend their concert when they come to my city. If you needed someone to tell you to go, I am that person. GO! You will have an amazing time.

My 2nd time seeing P!ATD with my kids, and again, I was thoroughly impressed. P!ATD puts on an incredible show! I'm a avid concert fan myself, and P!ATD has definitely earned a top spot in my favorites. P!ATD sounds on point. Brendon Urie's range is incredible. They offer enough showmanship, and tweaks to keep even the most devoted fans attune, while staying true to their material. I applaud them for having the guts to play Viva Las Venegence in its entirety. It is really the best way to enjoy those songs. Perhaps my favorite aspect of the show though was the interaction of the entire band with the audience, and Mr. Urie's honest appreciation for the fans. It was amazing to see how he was blown away by the audience singing the songs.

Teezo, Kali, and Tyler were fantastic, but Vince was underwhelming. I like vinces music but the crowd was just so dead because he didn't do any crowd work. Lots of people in the pit were vomiting and passing out because of how hot it was and because of how inaccessible water was no matter how much we begged. Almost was one of those people multiple times. Other than that, probably the most fun I've had in a long long time.

An amazing 3 1/2+ hour show (20 min intermission--well earned). I got my tix to the show through VetTix.org and gladly would've paid the ticket price to see as high a quality production as Mr. Misunderstood put on. I saw Eric Church open for Toby Keith nearly 10 years ago; I liked his music then, but have grown to appreciate his music and lyrics on a whole deeper level. Country + Rock (w/a Southern touch) = ERIC CHURCH #DOUBLEDOWN

Ariana was amazing. Ariana performed well so did her dancers, band, and openers. Spent much money on merchandise because I make impulsive decisions. I lost my voice due to me singing all of the songs she performed. The audience kind of recorded everything instead of enjoying themselves. I understand that you want to capture the experience but enjoy it in real life without a screen. Also the people me and my mother sat next to did not care about personal space until Ariana came on because we were all standing at that point.

Great show, the guys still as heavy and awesome as ever. The entire crowd s inging, incredibly charged atomphere. Philly knows how to show love. Opening act was stupid and I believe that a band like Metallica can afford to, and should be promoting other newer smaller bands. Give a band a chance, to make it. Anyway, I've been a Metallica fan since 1983, and was as psyched to see them now as I was back then. Keep it going guys! Anyway, about Metallica, I've been following them since 1983 and I was as psyched to see them as back then.

I’ve been a fan for a while, but I’ve never been to a concert of hers. I have to say, in complete honesty- I had crappy seats, and even so, this was the best show I’ve ever attended (and I’ve seen my favorite band play like 6 times in the pit) in my entire life. She was such a sweetheart, the energy and love in the room was so moving that I actually cried like twice. I’ve never seen anyone control a crowd like she did, and she was so genuine. I was completely moved last night, and it’s a new rule that every time she comes to town, I’m going to purchase tickets.