This review is actually meant for the show on May 31st @pheonixconcerttheatre in toronto but I accidentally only gave 4 1/2 stars and I went to delete my review and give another and now I cant post on it...I've been to hundreds of metal shows through my life with countless amazing acts but have always wished more then anything to have been able to see death, DTA has given that chance to me and many other who otherwise would never know the magic of what that is. I can honestly say this was the best, most rewarding concert I have ever been to in my life!!!! Let the metal flow!!

Incredible !

BRUTAL!!!!!!!

One of the best suited of life. Loved 100% of the songs!!! Incredibly tight. As if Chuck was alive,

Perfect as always with Death!!!

It was an incredibly fun show, did not disappoint. Shame the crowd sucked though, every time he tried to do crowd work, people choked.

Opening act was ok, but Randy was hilarious! Thoroughly enjoyed the evening.

Amazing ! I wish I had known earlier about the show since it was almost sold out & the way the venue is, our view was obstructed by people’s head in front of us. We had a great time nonetheless, haven’t laughed that much in a long time. Hope to see him again !

Exceptionnels !

The Album playthrough for Discovering the waterfront made my night first tine seeing them would have gone to the Quebec City show tonight if I could have

First of all, we arrived late because the google address of the national theather lead us to st-catherine west instead of east. Other fact about that venue, the attendance was way too big for this place. We couldn't walk anywhere, probably not even legal if there was any emergency. Also, people were still waiting for the coat check at the third set. Anyway, we arrived late to an amazing, studio-like, top notch performance. The singers were close to perfection and I have to say, the ending part in "silver tongues" originally sang by Tillian from dance gavin dance was really impressive by ITM's bassist. Next up was four year strong, which probably put on a great show, but honestly, who could hear anything except the bass drum, a tone-less bass and vocal melodies? Because yeah, I couldn't hear most of the lyrics. Lastly, Silverstein was pretty great, except we couldn't hear the singer at the beginning. The soundmen really had a tough night. The setlist was really well chosen, the "This Is Where The Wind Shifts" medley was greatly written, definitely gave me some chills since it is in my opinion the best album ever written by silverstein. The singer got me pretty impressed by his ability to stay on pitch almost all night long, he seemed to have some difficulties in the beginning. Let's blame the soundmen. Yeah some kind of cheapshot I know haha. Still a really great night even with all the negativity stated on this review, but hey: what's a review without negative constructivity?

Great show!

Amazing