It was an amazing night I loved it and can’t wait to see you again! I saw you in Oklahoma City too last October but last night was so much better. You were always the reason I listened to any of his music not saying he’s got bad music. I like his stuff just not like I like yours. I love your music everything you come up with and you saw everyone of my favorites last night except for I really do like Snderella. But that’s OK. I realize how long ago that was, but I will be a savage for life. I thought I’m going to the show in Kansas City tomorrow but I’ve been having car troubles. It was hard enough for me to get to the show last night in St. Louis and I’m over three hours from each. I know so if I can get there.

This show was AMAZING! I loved everything about it! I could feel the passion that all of these bands had for their music. These bands had such great friendships with each other. I thought it was so sweet that Archers gave each band a bouquet of flowers during their show. I loved that it was such a small venue. We were So close to the stage and loved being able to talk to the band afterwards. I do wish that we had more time to chat, I felt really rushed. However, I do understand because there was quite a line behind us.

Venue was great and show was amazing. Love the look of the storage containers as balcont spots. Only venue complaint is that they didn't do a good job of securing the reserved balcony seats before the show so a number of GA ticket holders took seats before the show started. It wasn't until later that someone came up to check, but by that time, reserved seat holders had to have found something else. Could have had someone at balcony stairs at the times doors opened.

D.R.I. never fails to deliver a great show. I mean, it's not technical thrash —it's crossover, meaning it's pretty simple, musically-speaking, but that's also what makes it great. And while age has really strained most vocal cord sets of many of metal’s music pioneers, you could close your eyes at a D.R.I. show and think it was 1985, not 2025.

NIGHT MADE! Joe continues to show not only his talent but his heart. My daughter will never forget getting to sing her favorite song with her favorite artist! Can’t thank Joe and his incredible kindness for recognizing how special this moment was. We are #JoeGirls forever 💙💙

went for wolf & bear — they killed the local band was really good, a little sleepy & the openers were bedroom pop compared to eidola & royal coda, they were talented but the vibe was off. overall, pretty great except for some dude getting suplexed & his head beat into the concrete

I loved seeing this band finally. I’ve listened to them since I was 10 and it was an amazing experience to see them in person. The crowd was very fun and the band had a lot of energy. I hope to see them again soon!

Catch Your Breath live never disappoints, the more I get to experience their shows live the more I love them. They do an outstanding job with crowd engagement and the energy is always through the roof. 20/10 recommend. If you haven’t seen these guys live, what are you waiting for?

Emmure killed it as always. Got to meet Zach and TJ. Both were awesome af. Hopefully one day get to meet and kick it with Frankie. Wish the line didn't take so long to get in. we missed the first 2 bands because of this, but came for Emmure. We came as Roman's were good too. ST LOUIS THANKS FOR A BADASS NIGHT. Emmure come back sooner rather than later.

Terror always throws one hell of a party, and Red Flag got a beat down for sure from LA H******e legends for sure!!! Sincerely, Keepers of the faith!!

The band was incredible! However, the venue didn't do a very good job. I had a VIP ticket and was told to arrive around 5:00 PM and no later than 5:30 to check in for the VIP experience. However, we had to wait outside the venue in two separate lines (apparently one for VIP and one for GA) but this was not communicated well and I had to ask other concert goers in line where to go. The VIP group wasn't even let inside the venue until almost 6:30 PM (we had waited outside in the cold for more than an hour an a half, not very VIP). They should have let us in much earlier because after the VIP stuff, they started letting the other attendees in but I heard it took them a very long time to get the rest of the patrons in. The band and their crew were awesome but this venue was horrible at coordinating this concert and VIP event. Once inside the venue, it was nice but nobody should be told to arrive at a specific time only to wait outside for an hour an half or longer.

I don't know that this show could have been much better. Red Flag is an intimate venue with a really cool industrial feel, huge bar space, and nice bathrooms. That setting was great for this show because Teddy Swims is such a warm and inviting artist. We were there for the VIP event and the vibe was excellent all the way around. Teddy's performance was terrific even though he was hobbled by two sprained ankles. You can tell that he truly enjoys performing, especially with a band comprised of his best friends. This felt more like a big house party than a concert, very comfortable and laid-back. Amazing stuff.

The venue Red Flag STL was a great place for Dorothy to play. A large crowd an intimate venue and Dorothy nail it with a great performance. Vocally strong and her guitarist Sam Bam was a homecoming for him. Dorothy is simply one of the great rock performers out there but add Dirty Honey and Mac Saturn and you’ve got a killer triple bill!

Show was epic! It was my first solo show and it couldn’t have been better! It was perfect actually. They played the song that hits home the most-trash stains. I was head banging and crying during the show😂 what a whirl of emotions! All good ones though! Even their merch rep was a delight! Outstanding band, outstanding time.

Starting with Sammy Boller this show was an absolute treat, the best tapping and shredding I think I've ever seen live. The bassist and drummer also put on very impressive and entertaining performances. (I also got a guitar pick from sammy) I'm not an essenger fan but I still appreciate the talent and energy that he brought on stage Monuments was an absolute blast, circle pits and death walls. I even got a fist bump from Andy mid song. And they had a sick setlist as well with some older tracks. Andy was ill before he came on stage and still gave the performance of a lifetime, I apologize as I'm bad with names but the drummer was flawless, Joshua was absolutely stellar, and the bassist put on a complete show. Never seen a bassist go so hard on stage.

Even with a small crowd there The Warning brought their A game to the stage. They have great equipment and get a consistent sound. The ages of the fans were from 10-65 years old. The staff at Red Flag did a great job.

1st time seeing Magic Sword, and hadn’t seen a show since before covid. Every song I wanted to hear was played. 100% excellent. Happy to see LoTK in person, will remember that feeling for the rest of my life. Absolutely could tell they were in tune with the fans I really appreciated that. Will be traveling to other cities to see them.

I had come mainly for Alpha Wolf, the other bands were good too. But Alpha Wolf was able to make it their own once they got on. One of the most badass shows ever. Amazing live! And they played my favorite song first while I was on the rail which made it 10x better

The band was freaking amazing. The sound was on point. My only complaint is I felt like the venue was to small for the amount of people that were there. I know a handful of people left cause it was so hot and overcrowded. Other then that it was great and I had a blast.