YOU HAD TO BE THERE! We first saw them open for Falling In Reverse and fell in love with them instantly! Then we saw they were preforming near us? Ofc we had to go! They did not disappoint! Get the tickets! ❤️❤️

My wife and I celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary at this show, and it could not have been a better night. Sleep Theory gave us the most fun we have had at a concert in nearly two decades. The energy, musicianship, and connection with the crowd were incredible from beginning to end. Thank you for giving us a memory we will always associate with such an important milestone in our marriage. We will absolutely be there the next time you come through!

Amazing show, one of the best times we have had all year, my kids loved it too. Cool Merch and quality printed shirts. The band members are down to earth and relate very well with the crowd, highly recommended show.

The venue had potential to be great, it was extremely hot in there, they didn’t have any circulation at all. I guess the ac was out and it was completely sold out so bad combo. The band was top tier per usual. This was like the 7th time we’ve seen them, we don’t miss a Sleep Theory show.

Always the best live show. We’ve seen them 7 times now and we have tickets for a show on the 28th back home in KC to see them again. They have the worst luck weather wise and keep getting rained out but the show is always top tier and the guys are so nice

Absolutely AMAZING! This was my second time seeing Sleep Theory! They put on such a great show! Made night was made! It was the lock with Cullen for me! Can’t wait to see you again! Thank you for your energy! Loved it!

The Sleepy Boys smashed it! Really hard to believe that they're still a relatively new band. They owned the stage and had the crowd in their hands like they've been doing this for 20 years. Stage production was amazing, sound was great - altogether just a really fun evening.

Seeing Sleep Theory live at O2 Forum Kentish Town was one of those rare gigs that reminds you exactly why live music matters. From the moment the lights dropped, the atmosphere felt electric — the kind of buzz where you know you’re about to witness something special. The band hit the stage with total confidence, and the energy never dipped for a second. Vocally, they were flawless — powerful, emotional, and somehow even more dynamic than on record. Every chorus felt huge, with the crowd fully locked in, singing back word for word. It wasn’t just a performance; it felt like a shared experience between the band and everyone in the room. Musically, they were incredibly tight. The mix was crystal clear, letting every heavy riff and atmospheric moment land exactly as it should. They balanced intensity with emotion perfectly, shifting from explosive highs to more intimate moments without losing momentum. You could tell they genuinely cared about every note and every fan in the crowd. What really stood out was their stage presence. They didn’t just play songs — they owned the room. There was a sense of gratitude and authenticity that made the whole night feel personal, not just another stop on a tour. Walking out, the feeling was unanimous: they absolutely smashed it. If this show proved anything, it’s that Sleep Theory aren’t just a great studio band — they’re phenomenal live, and easily one of the most exciting acts to catch right now.

Seeing Sleep Theory live at O2 Forum Kentish Town was one of those rare gigs that reminds you exactly why live music matters. From the moment the lights dropped, the atmosphere felt electric — the kind of buzz where you know you’re about to witness something special. The band hit the stage with total confidence, and the energy never dipped for a second. Vocally, they were flawless — powerful, emotional, and somehow even more dynamic than on record. Every chorus felt huge, with the crowd fully locked in, singing back word for word. It wasn’t just a performance; it felt like a shared experience between the band and everyone in the room. Musically, they were incredibly tight. The mix was crystal clear, letting every heavy riff and atmospheric moment land exactly as it should. They balanced intensity with emotion perfectly, shifting from explosive highs to more intimate moments without losing momentum. You could tell they genuinely cared about every note and every fan in the crowd. What really stood out was their stage presence. They didn’t just play songs — they owned the room. There was a sense of gratitude and authenticity that made the whole night feel personal, not just another stop on a tour. Walking out, the feeling was unanimous: they absolutely smashed it. If this show proved anything, it’s that Sleep Theory aren’t just a great studio band — they’re phenomenal live, and easily one of the most exciting acts to catch right now.

Best show I've been to EVER!!! The energy was amazing, I caught a drumstick from Mourning Eve with my hair 🤣 Cullen's shirt was pretty lit, Oxymorrons (2 R's, not 1), The Pretty Wild, and Mourning Eve most def got everyone hype!! I've seen it in videos but I didn't expect for Cullen to jump in the crowd. The show was perfect from beginning to end! Worth the wait and the upgrade to VIP tickets next time!! And if by any chance they see this, COME BACK!!! Please 🥺 lol 10/10 would definitely recommend!

The show was freaking awesome start to finish. Mourning Eve was excellent especially for their first ever tour. The energy and overall musicianship was great for such a young band. Oxymorrons, the energy and personality while literally getting everyone in the audience involved and moving. They set the stage for what was to come and if they are ever coming back to Seattle, I'm definitely seeing them again. Nevertel killed it and kept the energy going throughout the whole set. They really went in hard and the drummer hits so hard with the vocals being so freaking good. Sleep Theory was extremely excellent and throughout the show they were attentive to the audience because the venue was really hot and they were making sure those that needed water or help, moved to a safe spot. The performance basically always 1 1/2 hours long and made every bit of it and experience. I'm so glad to have this opportunity to see them because when they eventually blow up, seeing them in such an intimate venue will be very hard to come by. Definitely keeping an eye out for all these bands.

Sleep theory was excellent! Couldn’t have been better! The opening band, morning eve was so fire!!!! Oxymorons kinda ruined the show! They were talented but so full of them selves and vulgar. They insist with their merch and attitude on stage that they disrespect a legendary punk band that had their name first! There is no reason for all the hate! Anyway, sleep theory was so good and on point musically as well! They had a good clean set. No vulgar language, attitude or jokes. They were so humble to be where they are. They should drop oxymorrons from their tour!

Absolutely fantastic show! Met members of Oxymorrons and had good convos, to photos, and got signed merch.The lead singer of Sleep Theory has the talent of a gospel singer in a rock band. Every band was amazing and will see them again in the future 🤘🤘🤘

The bands were all so great but the westcott needs to invest in some air conditioning or at least some kind of air flow. At a rock show you expect to get squished in with other sweaty people but the theatre was so hot and stagnant it could’ve been a health hazard. First concert I’ve had to fight to be as far back as possible

They sang their entire album as well as announced a new album + sang a couple of their new songs! Fantastic job! Kept the energy within the venue going! Oxymorrons, Nevertel, and Stray View also performed well and kept things exciting too! The concert itself was an awesome experience! For a 6 1/2 hour show and as a 30 year old concert attendee, it was one of the best experiences I’ve had in a long time! You can plan on me going to another one of Sleep Theory’s concerts!

This show was very amazing and kicked a$# from the beginning to the end and was worth every penny including the vip ticket upgrades all the bands strayview oxymorons nevertel and sleep theory were down to earth guys who know how to put on a show and just make you feel apart of the concert I will definitely see all of them again in a heartbeat

Do whatever you need to do to go see Sleep Theory! Instantly and forever a super fan now. Out of the 100+ concerts I have attended, they are by far the greatest in any genre! The very first band to not only exceed my expectations, but they sound even BETTER in person! (which is crazy because they were already amazing.) Get your sweet a$$es to see them. You will not regret it. I LOVE YOU SLEEP THEORY! Thanks for the phenomenal show!

Their microphone was the epitome of being ON. Sang the whole show with little(?) to no backtracking. Was really pleasantly surprised as i forgot how much better of an experience concerts like this are. They displayed an awesome show and heated the place and the mood massively up

Vocals were lovely, sound was great. Sleep theory is still pretty new but quickly developing a fan base in such a short amount of time, including me. I’ve been following them from the start. And I’m glad I was lucky to catch them live before they really blow up. But stage presence could use some work, Cullen Moore (lead vocalist) tended to favor mostly the left side of the stage which sucked for those of us on the right side. Also a lot of moving around stage to the other bands members with not much purpose for it, felt like an awkward forced performance.

I went to see ONLY Sleep Theory and I was NOT disappointed!! I have loved this band since I heard the song 'Another Way'. They came on stage w/so much energy and Cullen simply has an AMAZING voice!! I can't wait to see them one day as the headliner. Definitely going to listen to some of their new music as they continue to release it. You should check 'em out.

YOU HAD TO BE THERE! We first saw them open for Falling In Reverse and fell in love with them instantly! Then we saw they were preforming near us? Ofc we had to go! They did not disappoint! Get the tickets! ❤️❤️

My wife and I celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary at this show, and it could not have been a better night. Sleep Theory gave us the most fun we have had at a concert in nearly two decades. The energy, musicianship, and connection with the crowd were incredible from beginning to end. Thank you for giving us a memory we will always associate with such an important milestone in our marriage. We will absolutely be there the next time you come through!

Amazing show, one of the best times we have had all year, my kids loved it too. Cool Merch and quality printed shirts. The band members are down to earth and relate very well with the crowd, highly recommended show.

The venue had potential to be great, it was extremely hot in there, they didn’t have any circulation at all. I guess the ac was out and it was completely sold out so bad combo. The band was top tier per usual. This was like the 7th time we’ve seen them, we don’t miss a Sleep Theory show.

Always the best live show. We’ve seen them 7 times now and we have tickets for a show on the 28th back home in KC to see them again. They have the worst luck weather wise and keep getting rained out but the show is always top tier and the guys are so nice

Absolutely AMAZING! This was my second time seeing Sleep Theory! They put on such a great show! Made night was made! It was the lock with Cullen for me! Can’t wait to see you again! Thank you for your energy! Loved it!

The Sleepy Boys smashed it! Really hard to believe that they're still a relatively new band. They owned the stage and had the crowd in their hands like they've been doing this for 20 years. Stage production was amazing, sound was great - altogether just a really fun evening.

Seeing Sleep Theory live at O2 Forum Kentish Town was one of those rare gigs that reminds you exactly why live music matters. From the moment the lights dropped, the atmosphere felt electric — the kind of buzz where you know you’re about to witness something special. The band hit the stage with total confidence, and the energy never dipped for a second. Vocally, they were flawless — powerful, emotional, and somehow even more dynamic than on record. Every chorus felt huge, with the crowd fully locked in, singing back word for word. It wasn’t just a performance; it felt like a shared experience between the band and everyone in the room. Musically, they were incredibly tight. The mix was crystal clear, letting every heavy riff and atmospheric moment land exactly as it should. They balanced intensity with emotion perfectly, shifting from explosive highs to more intimate moments without losing momentum. You could tell they genuinely cared about every note and every fan in the crowd. What really stood out was their stage presence. They didn’t just play songs — they owned the room. There was a sense of gratitude and authenticity that made the whole night feel personal, not just another stop on a tour. Walking out, the feeling was unanimous: they absolutely smashed it. If this show proved anything, it’s that Sleep Theory aren’t just a great studio band — they’re phenomenal live, and easily one of the most exciting acts to catch right now.

Seeing Sleep Theory live at O2 Forum Kentish Town was one of those rare gigs that reminds you exactly why live music matters. From the moment the lights dropped, the atmosphere felt electric — the kind of buzz where you know you’re about to witness something special. The band hit the stage with total confidence, and the energy never dipped for a second. Vocally, they were flawless — powerful, emotional, and somehow even more dynamic than on record. Every chorus felt huge, with the crowd fully locked in, singing back word for word. It wasn’t just a performance; it felt like a shared experience between the band and everyone in the room. Musically, they were incredibly tight. The mix was crystal clear, letting every heavy riff and atmospheric moment land exactly as it should. They balanced intensity with emotion perfectly, shifting from explosive highs to more intimate moments without losing momentum. You could tell they genuinely cared about every note and every fan in the crowd. What really stood out was their stage presence. They didn’t just play songs — they owned the room. There was a sense of gratitude and authenticity that made the whole night feel personal, not just another stop on a tour. Walking out, the feeling was unanimous: they absolutely smashed it. If this show proved anything, it’s that Sleep Theory aren’t just a great studio band — they’re phenomenal live, and easily one of the most exciting acts to catch right now.

Best show I've been to EVER!!! The energy was amazing, I caught a drumstick from Mourning Eve with my hair 🤣 Cullen's shirt was pretty lit, Oxymorrons (2 R's, not 1), The Pretty Wild, and Mourning Eve most def got everyone hype!! I've seen it in videos but I didn't expect for Cullen to jump in the crowd. The show was perfect from beginning to end! Worth the wait and the upgrade to VIP tickets next time!! And if by any chance they see this, COME BACK!!! Please 🥺 lol 10/10 would definitely recommend!

The show was freaking awesome start to finish. Mourning Eve was excellent especially for their first ever tour. The energy and overall musicianship was great for such a young band. Oxymorrons, the energy and personality while literally getting everyone in the audience involved and moving. They set the stage for what was to come and if they are ever coming back to Seattle, I'm definitely seeing them again. Nevertel killed it and kept the energy going throughout the whole set. They really went in hard and the drummer hits so hard with the vocals being so freaking good. Sleep Theory was extremely excellent and throughout the show they were attentive to the audience because the venue was really hot and they were making sure those that needed water or help, moved to a safe spot. The performance basically always 1 1/2 hours long and made every bit of it and experience. I'm so glad to have this opportunity to see them because when they eventually blow up, seeing them in such an intimate venue will be very hard to come by. Definitely keeping an eye out for all these bands.

Sleep theory was excellent! Couldn’t have been better! The opening band, morning eve was so fire!!!! Oxymorons kinda ruined the show! They were talented but so full of them selves and vulgar. They insist with their merch and attitude on stage that they disrespect a legendary punk band that had their name first! There is no reason for all the hate! Anyway, sleep theory was so good and on point musically as well! They had a good clean set. No vulgar language, attitude or jokes. They were so humble to be where they are. They should drop oxymorrons from their tour!

Absolutely fantastic show! Met members of Oxymorrons and had good convos, to photos, and got signed merch.The lead singer of Sleep Theory has the talent of a gospel singer in a rock band. Every band was amazing and will see them again in the future 🤘🤘🤘

The bands were all so great but the westcott needs to invest in some air conditioning or at least some kind of air flow. At a rock show you expect to get squished in with other sweaty people but the theatre was so hot and stagnant it could’ve been a health hazard. First concert I’ve had to fight to be as far back as possible

They sang their entire album as well as announced a new album + sang a couple of their new songs! Fantastic job! Kept the energy within the venue going! Oxymorrons, Nevertel, and Stray View also performed well and kept things exciting too! The concert itself was an awesome experience! For a 6 1/2 hour show and as a 30 year old concert attendee, it was one of the best experiences I’ve had in a long time! You can plan on me going to another one of Sleep Theory’s concerts!

This show was very amazing and kicked a$# from the beginning to the end and was worth every penny including the vip ticket upgrades all the bands strayview oxymorons nevertel and sleep theory were down to earth guys who know how to put on a show and just make you feel apart of the concert I will definitely see all of them again in a heartbeat

Do whatever you need to do to go see Sleep Theory! Instantly and forever a super fan now. Out of the 100+ concerts I have attended, they are by far the greatest in any genre! The very first band to not only exceed my expectations, but they sound even BETTER in person! (which is crazy because they were already amazing.) Get your sweet a$$es to see them. You will not regret it. I LOVE YOU SLEEP THEORY! Thanks for the phenomenal show!

Their microphone was the epitome of being ON. Sang the whole show with little(?) to no backtracking. Was really pleasantly surprised as i forgot how much better of an experience concerts like this are. They displayed an awesome show and heated the place and the mood massively up

Vocals were lovely, sound was great. Sleep theory is still pretty new but quickly developing a fan base in such a short amount of time, including me. I’ve been following them from the start. And I’m glad I was lucky to catch them live before they really blow up. But stage presence could use some work, Cullen Moore (lead vocalist) tended to favor mostly the left side of the stage which sucked for those of us on the right side. Also a lot of moving around stage to the other bands members with not much purpose for it, felt like an awkward forced performance.

I went to see ONLY Sleep Theory and I was NOT disappointed!! I have loved this band since I heard the song 'Another Way'. They came on stage w/so much energy and Cullen simply has an AMAZING voice!! I can't wait to see them one day as the headliner. Definitely going to listen to some of their new music as they continue to release it. You should check 'em out.