Earthless is the most humble bands you will ever meet, the’ve never sold there soles to the big record companies, when i say “ meet” they stay after the show to visit with there fans. The’ve toured around the world, have multiple albums that just plain ROCK , and i got to see for $ 25 bucks WHO DOSE THAT !!!! And i will see them every time they come to seattle

This was hands down my utmost favorite concert that I’ve been to. Very intimate venue, and if you get there early enough you’ll be at the front to really soak in the experience. It was evident that John and the band were stoked to be there and the music was a masterful display of passion and artistry. I will surely be seeing Sir Splitthoff again, an absolute delight to enjoy and share. 12/10 would absofrikinlutely recommend!

Best concert ever! Seeing Sawyer Hill live is a dream come true. I wish to see him again soon. He stayed after the show for autographs , took pictures with fans , and even gave out hugs :) Definitely, had one hell of a night with a bunch of hillbillies from Fayetteville, Arkansas ; Sawyer rocks off stage in the middle with the crowd !

Livingston was amazing and I had such an unreal experience being able to see him live- he was incredible and I'm so excited to see him on tour again. I loved that he had a drummer performing with him and that Livingston himself was also playing on the piano as well. The venue was pretty hot/stuffy, but the security was really nice and passed out a lot of bottles of water to all of us.

The show was awesome! I got my son tickets for his 10th birthday & it was his first real concert. Some very kind folks let him squeeze right up front & he had the time of his life. The only thing that wasn’t great was leading up to the show. The change in venue & time was confusing & not communicated at all to ticket holders. The only reason I knew was through Livingston’s social media.

Ok Livingston was a true humble gentleman. Somehow I only got one VIP ticket, so I sent my son. This was his 21st birthday experience with mom . The two lyfts that cancelled us should have been my first clue the night was gonna be weird. So Z went in and met Livingston....asked him a question that showed how much Livingston is a real relatable human. Which made my son respect him even more. I waited the extra hour outside where the homeless man threw up pizza in front of us...like two feet away. Then he drank his orange juice and mosied away. The people about 5 back started smoking something the people behind me said was "baby diaper weed"......and it wasn't even 8!! The GA people were let in about 830? So that was me. The venue was black inside...which was expected for a rockin awesome artist. But he wasn't even going on until 10pm! So we got our merch and left. I know this was all my poor planning and totally my fault. I want to see him when they come back. Hopefully in a bigger venue with seats. And less vomiting. Livingston, if you read this.....we love you and we will be back when I don't work the next morning 🤘🏻❤️🤘🏻

Dam this band is insane live, very progy! Kinda of mix of Tool, Scorpions, Ghost, Dream Theater, Rammstein, and Pink Floyd! Very unique sound! Also the opening band Trope was awesome with there acoustic set, that band is going place, got to meet and talk to the guitarist, and the lead singer! Very nice and awesome people! Got guitar picks, setlist and CD all signed by them! Very awesome night, a cool small venue in Seattle!🤘🤘🤘

This show featured 4 very solid bands, in my opinion, the very finest of which is Spiritual Cramp. Spiritual Cramp's compelling, 21st Century punk sound differs because the band has a story to tell matched with hysterical melody that whips the listeners into hypnotic frenzy. If you wonder if you still have a pulse, Spiritual Cramp will slice into your carotid and regenerate the source of the blood flow. Simply the best the U.S. has on offer.

Loved seeing Fruition, as always. But the sound at this venue was terrible. Volume turned up way too loud, very uncomfortable, and distorted. I've seen plenty of shows at Neumos, and usually have a good time, but the sound ruined this one for me. But I loved to see Fruition again, they are awesome. So, 5 starts for the band, one star for the venue, averages out to 3 star review.

The venue was a small little club, with great seating and TV's displaying the show. Drinks and nice merchandise aplenty. After a nice opening band warmed everyone up for 45 minutes, the real show began. The performance was spectacular, you can really feel Shawn and EVERYONE in his crew putting it all into just the first show of the tour, he strives to make sure no city anywhere in the world gets a half-baked subpar experience. I will happily wait in line all over again when he comes back to my hometown some day!

I love attending concerts, and this one was THE BEST I’ve been to… dare I say it was “The Best Night of My Life” ❤️ Loved the intimate venue space that made you really feel like it was a private concert; the music, the band’s performance, their engagement with the crowd, and the after-concert meet & greet (which was a pleasant surprise) left me feeling overwhelmed with gratitude. Total summer vibes inside the venue the entire night, despite it being cold, wet, rainy, and dark — felt like I was transported to somewhere tropical & warm with people who just want to have fun & sing & dance to amazing songs. I brought my hydroflask and they kept it safe up front for me while I danced the night away. Wish I could relive this night over and over again!

One of New Zealand’s best exports, the Beth’s pushed lustily through most of the songs on Expert in a Dying Field. Musical excellence is clearly a point of pride, with the vocal harmonies and interwoven guitars well-honed. A three-song encore showed off the acoustic chops of Elizabeth Stokes. Opening act Sidney Gish showed off similar writing chops w quirky songs about daily life with strong vocals that bode well for one of Subpop’s latest signings.

what the f**k holy s**t i am insane. neumos is always a great venue to be at, the set up for getting in can be a little rough since they have a second entrance and it was a bit vague on which to use at first, but set it off was amazing, so were their openers! set it off needs to come back to seattle, preferably back to neumos cause its just so cool there! set it off consistently keeps high energy and always knows how to bring a great show. thanks again for coming

BEST. SHOW. EVER. They played the best songs, came out as the Power Puff Girls, had a literal board, plywood that was spray painted that he rode through the crowd on. Everything was on key and so emotional and well done and he got in the mosh pit with us and made sure everyone was okay after moshing. It was nice to have those little intimate style show that we sold tf out! He stayed after to try to meet everyone and he seems like the nicest most genuine guy and he's given me strength to keep going. Shout-out to Lil Aaron and Killboy! They rocked and rapped their hearts out and it was so great to meet everyone. It was like back in the old days, going to these tiny shows and everyone is close like family. Thank you for bringing old vibes with new amazing memories and I owe you for bringing my mom and I back together.

Absolutely amazing show. All three acts brought amazing energy to the venue and the crowd was equally energetic. Final show of the tour and everything was great. Weathers are always a favorite band for me to see live. They have amazing stage presence and know how to make sure the crowd enjoy themselves. Rain City Drive and Set it Off were first time performances for me. I look forward to seeing them both again. They are true showmen.

This was one of those shows when someone like me say, "you had to be there." Totally my genre of music. I've heard of these two artist, but studio recordings do them No Justice! Man, from start until i had to leave at about 1/2 through Daughters set (i had to work on Sunday, man; s**********s) it was straight insanity!!! Man, I'll will see both artist again. I'll try to stay for the whole thing! You had to be there to witness legendary musical madness!!!

So much fun! Lydia and team put on an amazing show featuring a mix of songs from both albums and closed the show with “Poor Boy”. I’ve seen hundreds of punk and indie bands and The Regrettes show are near the top. A terrific mix of The Runaways, The Ramones, and The Supremes - don’t miss them when they come to your town.

This was my first time seeing them and what an amazing show. They arrived in suits and started with an acoustic set of the softer songs, which was lovely. After the intermission they came back on stage with the usual metal clothing on and played a set of heavy songs. Sound quality was great too. I've been listening to Demon Hunter since I was like 13 and they were one of the first heavier bands that I ever liked. I still remember the night I heard Heartstrings for the first time, played on a late night metal radio show which I used to listen to in secret. They're a Christian band but I'm atheist and I love them anyway. The music does not sound preachy, not all of the songs are religious, and I've never felt like they're trying to convert me. I am so happy to have been able to be at this special show and I had so much fun. Highly recommend.

The show was 100% different than I expected it would be but was 100% the show it needed to be. The concept they executed in the show was phenomenal. That concert is at the top of the most impactful and best concerts I’ve been to. Thank you Demon Hunter For pursuing your calling, and executing your artistic craft like you have. Don’t miss this tour if you can help it.