All in all a great rockin heavy fuckin metal show. The first two bands were tight but the highlights were FF and MH, both of whom I’d seen before but not on the same bill. Both have had many lineup changes and it would be nice to see the originals again, but the mix of songs and the explosive energy were there as always. Robb Flynn is one of the great metal frontmen.

War ne super Show, der Neue Sänger steht dem alten in nix nach, war eine gute Wahl!Der Sound war gut und man hat gemerkt das es Ihnen Spaß gemacht hat zuspielen, haben lange gespielt , alle Kracher waren dabei von Replica bis Linchpin oder Edgecrusher, so gar vom ersten Album Martyr haben sie gespielt, voll geil! Also für Alte wie für Neue Fear Factory Fans, alles wurde abgedeckt, richtig genial

Great gig. Dino put on a great show with songs from all their albums (minus transgression) I wish the guitar sound was a little louder in the mix, I think this was the issue with the venue itself

Fear Factory did an awesome job living up to the expectations for showing the audience that they can go above and beyond for the best Metal performance. I will definitely see them again.

Fear factory was amazing I just wish the crowd was more into it. It was almost like they didn't know who they were. They only been around since the early 90's.

Never saw Fear Factory before this show, but was left blown away. Been listening to them for months, maybe even a year and can't wait to see them again!

FUCKING AWESOME!!!!! Dino you did the band right getting Milo on board! Yall played awesome. the lighting was awesome. I couldn't ask for a better show!

The show was absolutely amazing. Great lineup of bands, the crowd was mostly cool, the people in the pit were mostly good to each other. And the venue hired plenty of security to keep things from getting out of hand. I don’t know how long FF played but it seemed like it went by so fast bc every song was amazing..

The concert, the sound the staff all were great. What was not? The seating. I will never pay for a balcony seat again. They are way too uncomfortable and tiny. Now I know back in the early 1900’s people were that small. But I am not. Will not pay so much for a balcony seat at the venue. I spent the concert walking around and in the bar.

This being my first experience with seeing Fear Factory live, I’m definitely disappointed at never having had the opportunity to see Burton on vocals. I feel the show would have undoubtedly been better, but he and Dino are very stubborn and polarizing individuals in many ways, so this is what we’re getting. The show was in most regards fine, though the production was fairly amateurish. They brought their Obsolete brain stems to hang on mic stands, but the decor was pretty barebones. I don’t know if this is typical of them, but it just seemed a bit limp. The band, being filled with experienced professionals, played basically perfectly, but you can tell Milo is still finding his place. He’s essentially in place as an heir to and imitation of Burton, and in many aspects he fits. He doesn’t have the clean power of his predecessor though. Not by a long shot, and this will likely hurt him until he truly gains his footing. Time and studio recordings will tell though. I’ll give them credit for it hiding anything in the mix though. Milo’s vocals are front and center, and they’re even a little higher in the mix then I would expect to make sure he’s heard, but I suspect this is to his lack of vocal strength. It was a fine live performance, but it’s a lesser performance over all.

Awesome set Fear Factory put out with new vocalist Milo. Favorite song of many, they played had to be Archetype. Fear Factory is back!!

Given all 3 bands (Mushroomhead, Fear Factory, and Static-X) have experienced changes in lead singers, they all sounded amazing. Mushroomhead was amazing as always, and several band members spent quality time with fans at the merch booth. I was impressed with Milo, the "Italian Stallion." He was able to hit the fierce growls and the beautiful chords Fear Factory is known for. Tony Campos did double duty on Bass for both Fear Factory and Static-X. Seems like this man hasnt aged a, even though he turned 50 on the day I saw the show. Xero was truly impressive. The mysterious, illusive, and illustrios front man for Static-X honored Wayne in the best possible way. The old saying goes, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Xero didn't miss a beat playing hits from Machine and Wisconsin Death Trip and channeling the sound and energy of Wayne himself. I have been a fan of these groups for 20+ years, and while things have changed, the music still feels the same. Thank you for bringing this spectacular show to Albuquerque! We hope to see ALL of you again PS. I don't mean to overlook Dope at all. While they sounded great, the set was a sample when I wanted the whole thing! Dope was great, if short-lived. Certainly hope to see more of them in the future, too!

Fear Factory was great! Hearing them perform Demanufacture in its entirety was the amazing. I'm so glad I got to witness it live. Shout out to Spades and Blades they put on a great performance as well.

Fantastic show! The Reverbs improved lighting and upgraded PA was dialed in and was hugely powerful with very good sound quality. The bands passionate playing and Burtons killer vocals made the experience a highly moving and emotional experience. Very highly recommended

the show was awesome and Fear Factory are a great group of guys. I love that they interacted with ALL of their fans, not just the VIP group.

Fear Factory were awesome, and Soilwork were great too. the opening bands were so-so (someone really needs to warn them on advance how to pronounce 'Worcester'). The place was ditty and sleazy as usual - but I forgot they don't have coat room (hence the 4 stars). How f*cked up a New England place needs to be to not have a coat room??

I wasn't into the other bands. They weren't really my kind of music. Fear Factory absolutely killed it though. They rock as hard as they did when I saw them 15 years ago. Hopefully they come back soon.

Typical vocal problems for the opening acts. First time seeing Soilwork and I would definitely see them again. Fear Factory put on a great set celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Demanufacture and some additional staples including Edgecrusher and ending the night with Martyr.

ff was awesome, haven't seen them in years. Only wish they were the headliner, so we could hear more!! Hopefully they will come back soon and be headliner. Still pumped from the show, it kicked fucking ass!!!!! Definitely will be waiting for another show to be scheduled.

I love their sound but their stage show was underwhelming. After 25 years you'd think they would have more to say between songs than "F*ck yeah " over and over. It also wouldn't hurt if they moved around a bit.