Faetooth was an incredible opener, Pallbearer brought the goods and YOB absolutely crushed it. Teragram is easily one of the best venues in LA. 🙏

As always yob was amazing, they killed it once again , pallbearer was very good and faetooth , what a show

This was a great show despite some sound issues. Pallbearer is a wonderful, melodic doom band and is a great live act. At times, however, the vocals seemed to cut in and out or be faint. Having seen them and shows at this venue before, I am not sure what the issue was this time. Yob performed very well, but again, the sound was an issue. There were a lot of honking low-mids that weren't pleasant. This could be the lack of robust sound treatment at the venue.

Yob seeds in you and then cloisters over time. Where terroir and scape become one. It's not only a point in time but also a place. When the music aligns with you... who you are and what you do become singular.

First time hearing Gozu. They were very good playing different styles. Cave In exceeded all expectation. They were heavy, tight and fun. Yob was classic Yob. Long, heavy and guttural riffs shook my organs. Don’t sleep on this tour, especially if pallbearer is on the bill as well.

Venue was awesome, super cool layout and outdoor area. Packed house but never felt crowded. Stage was an intimate setup; if you were up front, you were basically touching the bands. Young Widows were a great opener, Cave-In was the best surprise of the night, and Yob brought the house down. Perfect club metal experience. Highly recommend.

Actually, this review is from the Lawrence, Kansas show on 6/1/23. Awesome! Great set list. 1st time seeing YOB. Great energy and loved every minute of it. They had a couple tech glitches but that did not detract from the show at all. I hope they make it to St. Louis in the future.

The drummer was waaaay bad. I had to leave early. It sucks man, I get it. I remember seeing you in Denver a few years ago at that place on Colfax Ave. Killed it.

They melted my f***ing face tf off!!! As usual. However this was special. I have seen this band 7 times now. This was magic. Something about being back on stage after lockdowns etc I guess.

I'd first like to say that YOB was awesome and put on a great show. I have some qualms with the venue and is the only reason why this isn't a 5-star review. Venue is in a pretty rough spot in town - they definitely converted a little warehouse in the hood to a concert venue, and while I appreciate the effort, my Lyft drivers didn't feel great about driving in the area and I wouldn't either. A significant portion of the building, inside and out, is covered in graffiti, which brings a certain dive bar/local club vibe, which really contradicts the venue's $14 charge for most drinks, while pretty standard for fancy LA bars, a fancy bar this is not. This is not a big venue and I wasn't expected amazing production quality by any means, but the stage lighting was frequently panning across the crowd and blinding me with powerful red light directly in my eyes. I've been to a lot of shows, but cannot recall ever being hit this hard by bright lights directly in the face. The stage here is very low, meaning that it can be hard to see the performers from most spots on the floor, especially behind tall people. Even from the back, you'll be lucky to see anything more than shoulders-up on the performers. There are some elevated sections of the floor on the sides, which is how I was able to get a couple good photos like the one attached to this review, and even then, my arms were raised above my head to take the shot. Sound quality also left a lot to be desired. There were strong hot spots where the audio levels were really unbalanced and the mix was muddy. The first band sounded pretty good at moderate volume levels, but the headline act was much louder, created a lot of echoing throughout the hall, and definitely would have left me with some bad ear-ringing for days had I not brought earplugs. I loved the bands I saw, but I wish I had been able to see them at a venue that realized it wasn't anything more than a converted warehouse in a crappy part of town.

Opener 1: Blackwater Holylight: 5 gorgeous and talented women who play lush, doomy dreams. Hubba, hubba. Opener 2/Co-headliner: Earthless: Holy. F#*king. Sh!tballs. I thought I was tripping. A-to-the-Ma-to-the-Zing. Last but 100%-certified NEVER least: Y O B: Cosmic, Crushing, Progedelic Doom-Metal At. Its. Finest. Bar None. A simultaneous external & internal experience; a musical Tai-Chi, if you will. *bliss* As ever, "Thank you, Mike, Aaron & Travis!"

YOB a délivré un show monumental. Quel artiste ce Mike Sheidt. Sa musique hypnotisante est une merveille. Vivement que je puisse le revoir en tête d'affiche.

Met many of the band members from all three bands! Very nice people and extremely talented musicians! If any of these bands come by your area I highly recommend them.

One star deducted for that insufferable dude who only came for Voivod, shouted at all the bands how they sucked, filmed the crowd while saying they were all posers and didn't know metal, creeped up on a young girl then got punched in the face. The bands were good tho even if the levels for Yob were off and hard to hear the guitar and singing.

Aside from an unfortunate technical issue where Yob lost sound from their guitar during one song for a couple of minutes all three bands absolutely killed it

Great show! They really nailed it live. Gotta be there for the Grog Shop gig coming up in a couple months.

Chrch was otherworldly, Acid King was fuzzed out down to Earth transcendence and Yob are masters of subtle intensity. It was an uplifting experience.

Last night Yob ,Acid King,And Chrch brought it to L.A. and I had an awesome time. From start to finish it was Heavy Doom Loud Hell Yeah.. I hope to see the set posted on YouTube 🤘😎

Yob was out of this world and on point! Plus Reggie’s is my favorite venue in Chicago, always great sound and staff is wonderful!

Imagine your head is a snow globe and it’s being vigorously shaken by small child. You now can slightly understand what it’s like to go to a west coast doom metal / stoner rock show.