Broadmoor World Arena

First concert I’ve ever been to and it was phenomenal. The music, the production, the visuals, the performance, and the message it gave was amazing once in a lifetime experience and would absolutely go again if theres another.

The greatest concert I have ever been to in my entire life, right here in my hometown with a fantastic wonderfully kind staff and three of the most talented bands I have ever seen in my entire life : Jeremy Camp, Crowder and TobyMac. I enjoyed singing along, dancing, clapping and high fiving a man with a cross in front of me and meeting and shaking my neighbors hands before the concert even started. Most of all I enjoyed the humble humility, faith, refined artistic talent and heartfelt honesty of all three lead singers and all the musicians in their respective bands. All guests were respectful to each other. The water mist falling through the air and the confetti towards the end of the concert were all amazing and unique. God Bless you all and thank you! Michael

Absolutely exceptional!! Started with Jeremy Camp who was amazing and who quickly made the concert a ginormous church meeting! He and the next, which was Crowder both had the place rocking for an hour or more each. Crowder was nonstop music. Both were excellent and that alone would have been worth the cost but then came a Toby who gave a full night performance lasting 2 hours. Amazing! And full of awesome memories

I have loved ADTR since I saw them at Vans Warped Tour in 2011. The last time I saw them was at The Pageant in St Louis in 2013. This concert was amazing. They played old and new songs and even my husband is excited for their next tour.

The show was terrific! Zach always puts on an amazing show. Matt Maher opened and drew us into worship right form the start. Next up was Ben Fuller. I just love Ben Fuller and wish he would have played more songs. Cain was electric but in my humble opinion, their stage theatrics (lights, costumes) detract from their songs and messages. Broadmoor World Arena is a fantastic venue to host this concert. Parking is easy and not terribly expensive ($10), the hallways get crowded with vendors while trying to walk around to find your seating so that would be my only drawback.

It was the best concert I have ever been too! Our first TobyMac show and we were not disappointed. The performance of both TobyMac and Diverse city was truly amazing, we would definitely go again!

This concert was lit! Not a single throw away band and the sets were the perfect amount of time. Falling in Reverse killed their s**t, and Papa Roach brought so much joy into the room. Loved it!!! Just wish there were less muscled guys in the mosh pits so I could jump in lol (I’m a skinny girl)

We didn’t like the pressure to give money to the children’s charity. While the story was beautiful, the people walking through the aisles asking for money were not at all anything we’ve experienced at a concert before.

Best night of my life! Seeing all of these bands was truly incredible, Hollywood Undead’s engagement with the crowd was amazing! Loved Falling in Reverses set, though Ronnie really hasn’t changed things up like ever it was still amazing to see him perform these songs I’ve loved for so long. And Papa Roach killed it! I unfortunately missed Escape the Fate but the rest of the show was beyond worth it either way

Second time seeing Falling in Reverse and the band was just as substantial as the first time! Ronnie's stage presence was unbelievable and I was so glad to hear old and new songs!

This was one of the best concerts I've gone to. All the artists were amazing. The crowd was great and the venue was clean and everyone was helpful. I will be back to this location and will see all the bands whenever I can !

Not our first show at the BWA. Always a good venue. Ronnie, and Falling in Reverse were AMAZING! We waited 3 long years to see them. I love that Ronnie stopped a couple of the songs, because the sound wasn't right. He wanted to make sure that we got the best show. They succeeded! Now, I can't wait to see them again!

Show was great venue is Ridiculous with some of the rules they tried to drop on fans at last min like no “slipknot style masks” in the venue and no moshing plus they tried to stop serving beer right before slipknot was coming on so f**k the springs for shows but again bands did an amazing job

Megadeth never lets me down when I see them. And of course you can't forget in Flames Trivium and Lamb of God also rip the doors off the place the whole show was top-notch. The World Arena is a pretty good place to see bands I saw a Slayer there a few years back and it also kick a*s

This was an incredible improvement from last night in Denver! The sound was on point! Could hear everything, and nothing got lost like last night. Sober and Right In Two we're perfect in place of Opiate and The Patient for a change in the set. Maynard sounded much clearer and sang better in general (guess he got more used to the altitude after a day). They still play just a smidge too loudly, but because the sound overall was better than the night before, I'm much more ready to overlook it, even if my still-ringing ears aren't. Hilights were definitely Pneuma, Right In Two, Descending, Culling Voices, and Pushit

Slayer show kicked a*s of course every time I've seen Slayer they've always kicked a*s. My personal opinion the real Gem of the concert with no disrespect to Slayer was Phil Anselmo & the illegals I thought they were phenomenal

It was my first and last Slayer show. I couldn't have asked for more. The venue was smaller then I expected so even the back row had a great view. I teared up a bit when Tom was saying goodbye.

Breaking Benjamin is one of those bands that I know a lot of their songs, I just don’t always know it’s THEM. I was really looking forward to seeing them live and it was worth the hassle of the s****y venue. Very good live show. They seemed to have some problems with sound though. I don’t know every word to every song but even the ones I do know were kind of hard to hear. Still, BB was good and put on a great show. Probably the biggest disappointment of the night was the venue. I had never been to Broadmoor World Arena and will likely never go back. Those people have no idea what they’re doing. Doors opened at 5:00 and at 6:20 we were still waiting to get it. Merch booths are set up right next to the entrances, metal detectors are a guy with a wand, not the ones one walk through- slow and inefficient. Concession booths are set up directly across from each other causing a bottleneck in the hallway. This place makes the Fillmore look good. And I hate the Fillmore. Give me Pepsi Center, Fiddlers Green or Red Rocks any day.