The venue was amazing, haven't been anywhere like that since college. It was my first time seeing Doom Scroll (been a fan for a year or so) and they lived up to the hype. Had not listened to Back shots before but I'll be looking them up now

Happy Birthday, Rizz! 2nd night in a row, watching these guys perform, if that tells you anything. Consistently great performances and vibes. They have about as much punk spirit as any band I've ever seen. For context, I've seen Minor Threat. The Wandering Goat is a little coffee shop, that turns into a sweat-box club during Punk shows. That's not a diss at all. I absolutely love it, but it did kind of kick my old a*s, in the best possible way. All of the staff were incredibly nice. Whether it's for a daytime coffee, or an evening show, I recommend supporting this business. As far as I'm concerned, they're a pillar of the community.

F*****g epic show! It was a great venue, and a fun crowd. Possibly the strongest sense of community of any show I've ever been to (and I'm old). The band lineup was diverse and strong, with 2 acts that weren't even on the ticket. I'm really glad they were there, though. (The Seditionists and Job Smashing Window Creator) They both added a lot to the show, which would have been great anyways, but this lineup took it to another level. The Seditionists have a bold and charismatic front man. They were a great opener, to get the crowd engaged. They definitely could, (and probably have) headlined shows. JSWC is...I don't know how this crowd will take this, but it's meant as an epic compliment. I think he's the next early Dylan (or AJJ, or Matt Pless' better works - basically, a hell of a lyricist with a passionate, and moving delivery. This was my first time, finally getting to see Doom Scroll, and they're amazing. Their soaring harmonies sound as good, or better than they do on the already awesome recordings. They seem relatable, and like they're having a lot of fun, even though they're busting their asses on the road. Then, to cap it all off, there was a Folk-Punk trio from LA, playing outside the venue, after the show. They were great, and could have definitely played in the venue, as part of the show, imo. Alright, this is long af (I have a habit of doing that). Long story short - if you get a chance, check any / all of these bands out. Also, if there's a show that you're on the fence about, at this venue, go. It's a good space.

Doom Scroll was amazing. The sounded so good live, I will be going to every show that is near me.

Friggin great!

They were incredible! Dusty the Kid joining them on violin for a couple songs was a fun twist.

Such a good show dance my head off and the venue was packed

Absolutely love Doom Scroll!

Killed it!

Great show as always! Sound was good too!

Doom Scroll always Plays a killer set!

Doom Scroll put on a great show. You can tell they were having fun and performance wise they sound phenomenal live just like on the albums. Promises venue is more intimate maybe 75 max capacity. I highly recommend checking out Doom Scroll live.

One of the best shows I’ve ever seen!

Cancelled :c

Amazing show!

A mandolin, a washboard and a growl or three! This band is a mixture of folk music, punk rock/death metal and ska with a unique sound unlike any other. A thoroughly delightful evening with the only disappointment being the fact that this band hails from Colorado so the opportunity to hear them again is limited.

I was expecting a fun show and that expectation was vastly surpassed. One set had some issues getting their mics properly set up, but they did their best. Really in awe of the talent that was showcased.

The venue was amazing, haven't been anywhere like that since college. It was my first time seeing Doom Scroll (been a fan for a year or so) and they lived up to the hype. Had not listened to Back shots before but I'll be looking them up now

Happy Birthday, Rizz! 2nd night in a row, watching these guys perform, if that tells you anything. Consistently great performances and vibes. They have about as much punk spirit as any band I've ever seen. For context, I've seen Minor Threat. The Wandering Goat is a little coffee shop, that turns into a sweat-box club during Punk shows. That's not a diss at all. I absolutely love it, but it did kind of kick my old a*s, in the best possible way. All of the staff were incredibly nice. Whether it's for a daytime coffee, or an evening show, I recommend supporting this business. As far as I'm concerned, they're a pillar of the community.

F*****g epic show! It was a great venue, and a fun crowd. Possibly the strongest sense of community of any show I've ever been to (and I'm old). The band lineup was diverse and strong, with 2 acts that weren't even on the ticket. I'm really glad they were there, though. (The Seditionists and Job Smashing Window Creator) They both added a lot to the show, which would have been great anyways, but this lineup took it to another level. The Seditionists have a bold and charismatic front man. They were a great opener, to get the crowd engaged. They definitely could, (and probably have) headlined shows. JSWC is...I don't know how this crowd will take this, but it's meant as an epic compliment. I think he's the next early Dylan (or AJJ, or Matt Pless' better works - basically, a hell of a lyricist with a passionate, and moving delivery. This was my first time, finally getting to see Doom Scroll, and they're amazing. Their soaring harmonies sound as good, or better than they do on the already awesome recordings. They seem relatable, and like they're having a lot of fun, even though they're busting their asses on the road. Then, to cap it all off, there was a Folk-Punk trio from LA, playing outside the venue, after the show. They were great, and could have definitely played in the venue, as part of the show, imo. Alright, this is long af (I have a habit of doing that). Long story short - if you get a chance, check any / all of these bands out. Also, if there's a show that you're on the fence about, at this venue, go. It's a good space.

Doom Scroll was amazing. The sounded so good live, I will be going to every show that is near me.

Friggin great!

They were incredible! Dusty the Kid joining them on violin for a couple songs was a fun twist.

Such a good show dance my head off and the venue was packed

Absolutely love Doom Scroll!

Killed it!

Great show as always! Sound was good too!

Doom Scroll always Plays a killer set!

Doom Scroll put on a great show. You can tell they were having fun and performance wise they sound phenomenal live just like on the albums. Promises venue is more intimate maybe 75 max capacity. I highly recommend checking out Doom Scroll live.

One of the best shows I’ve ever seen!

Cancelled :c

Amazing show!

A mandolin, a washboard and a growl or three! This band is a mixture of folk music, punk rock/death metal and ska with a unique sound unlike any other. A thoroughly delightful evening with the only disappointment being the fact that this band hails from Colorado so the opportunity to hear them again is limited.

I was expecting a fun show and that expectation was vastly surpassed. One set had some issues getting their mics properly set up, but they did their best. Really in awe of the talent that was showcased.