It was a great show! Since they don't come often to Argentina, they focused in playing more classics like Metalingus and Rise Today, instead of playing a lot of songs from Pawns and Kings (a good call IMO). The only songs from the last album were Sin After Sin and Fable of the Silent Son. They even played along when the public did football-style chants like "olé olé". After the first half of the show, there was an acoustic segment between Miles and Mark. Also, Mark sang all of Burn it Down and he absolutely rocked it. Hope they come back soon!

Alter Bridge was on fire for this show! They fed off the incredible energy and passion of the crowd. Everyone in the crowd sang along to every single song (save Sin after Sin), danced, and simply rocked out! The concert venue "Espaço Unimed" does not look impressive from the outside of the building. However, once inside the venue, you will be surpised by the amazing sound quality (VIP floor level), and the facilities in general. The sound mix had a few minor issues, but the sound levels were absolutely perfect - the bass was not overdone, so you need not worry about your heart stopping from the vibrations. Further, it was no so loud that earplugs were required. Their live performance was flawless, just one of the many things that sets them apart from so many other artists. The setlist was really good, but they should evaluate playing Sin after Sin live. This song sapped the energy of the crowd. In fact, it was the only time the crowd was quiet. It felt as if the song was played live at half speed! The "socially distanced" VIP experience was a huge disappointment and I do not recommend wasting your money on it. You have no interaction with the band other than the Q&A, which was a complete joke and probably lasted about 5 mins. Listening to the the soundcheck is a "meh" experience. The group photo was definitely disappointing and is not even fit to print. Janus Music Management can, and should, do better! Consider charging more money, limit the tickets sold, and allow for some fan interaction. Lastly, let us talk about their merchandise. Alter Bridge needs some creative help with the designs of the merch in general, which is often boring and overly simplistic. They do not offer merchandise for women, instead opting for "unisex" t-shirts which do not work well for petite women, such as my wife. Also, why does this band not offer signed merchandise for sale?

How was AlterBridge?? Absolutely fantastic. Center rail, great view. The guys play so seamlessly, and with so much heart—it makes your own heart feel like it may explode. Myles was in top form vocally and in stage presence. It was great to see Mark singing—as we all know he can. The crowd was embarrassingly small (<2000?) but we gave it our all. Always a great crowd with AB. And as Myles jokingly pointed out, it only took 20+ appearances (and 19 years) at the Rave before AB “graduated” to the Eagles Ballroom. It felt like family because they are family. 🥰

WAS quite an ordeal getting to this show, won’t go into the hell I went through, drove up to Seattle from Portland, only to regretfully miss Wolfie and friends, then be painfully seeking a good spot in the house where my ears didn’t feel like they were bleeding. This venue has so many reflective surfaces, it all just washes together into a sea of noise. Dudes seemed to be having issues on stage as well, as e were noticing tempo issues, best I could figure it was drummer trying to stay in sync with the click for the backing tracks, which could also have been an issue, as they probably didn’t really need them. Ended up leaving early just to beat the crowd and I’ve never done that …. Ever. Maybe I’m just too damn old for this. Ugh! Rock on! Still one of my favorite bands ever.

DISAPPOINTING! - & not sure whom to blame! Sound problems; again! (2019 in L.A. @ Wiltern was pretty good; 2017 @ Marquee - pretty good; 2016 in Portland, sound mixed sucked, could barely hear Myles). This time the concert began with way too much volume / echo / 'mud'. About three songs in it got better; was pretty good until Isolation (could barely make-out what song it was; that I've listened to a thousand times! Same problem as first of concert -- but worse! Last couple of songs almost as difficult to hear; 'muddy' sound.) Why does the soundcheck not get this correct? High points: "Sin after Sin" (glad we got it), & "Burn it Down" (Mark's vocal prowess has become extra impressive); "Blackbird." (both Myles & Mark's solos (during this one and others where sound system 'presented' them in clear fashion). Oh, & yes, my wife and I both wore professional ear protection -- thank God! MammothWVH, on the other hand, had superb sound (volume & clarity). And, WOW, did Wolf & his guys "BRING IT." Especially love the new tune (& video), "Another Celebration..."! Are we witnessing the "changing of the Guard"? -- Alter Bridge fading; MammothWVH rising(?). [note: Slash & the Conspirators - featuring Myles, produced GREAT sound / clarity / passion! - have hit every tour, at least once, since 2013. NEVER a disappointing show!]

Alter bridge definitely delivers. This was my first time going to one of their concerts and it was amazing! The whole band is so talented and I didn’t want it to end. They sound exactly like their original songs and that is truly what sets them apart from other bands. The venue seemed too small for the amount of people that were there. It was very crowded and hard to work your way to see the stage. I had general admission and it was packed tight. The bartenders were great and selection of alcohol was to my liking. The bathrooms were a glorified decaying port a potty.

Ok, so I knew it would be great. First time seeing Alter Bridge live. It feels like this crazy powerful band with off the charts vocals of Myles kennedy is commanding more and more fans and energy as they continue to rock through the years. Myles maintains a humble rock God status and just brings it... as if it were easy. The crowd was syked beyond most I've seen at the Marquee which by the way continues to be one of the best venues in town. I will see Alter Bridge again at every opportunity.

Three solid bands but only given AB, may fav band, a 4 this time as both the set list and the delivery seemed a bit tired. Mix it up a bit boys and play some of the more fan favs from your awesome catalogue. Sin After Sin far preferred over Vacation. Let's try Silent Son at a show...why not Seattle when it is cozy and near Myles' start? GODGB can be swapped with, for example, Fortress. Try Lover. Clear Horizon. Sooooo many options. Again, good show but not as great as past shows. Words Darker....that will mean a GREAT show.

The main issue, which really ruined the show for me, was the horrendous sound quality when seated in the upper mezzanine. Which is a recurring issue with this band, including the last 2 Seattle shows at The Moore Theatre. Too loud, mid range/guitars become a wall of mush, kick drum and bass too heavy, boomed, lagged and ruined the mix. Good set list, band great in the instances when you could decipher the music (only at lower volume level songs or sections), wonderful to hear Mark sing on Burn It Down! But I feel ripped off due to garbage sound quality.

As always, Alter Bridge was fantastic. Killer set list, and Myles, Mark, Brian, and Flip were tight, and are simply the finest musicians today. I also adore Mammoth WVH, who also put on a really great show. The opening act, PIstols at Dawn were new to me, but not bad. Also, shout out to the the staff and security at 713 Music Hall who were terrific during the entire show: they handed out cups of cold water to the entire standing room crowd throughout the show, were friendly and personable, and seemed to be really happy to welcome all of us there. I will definingly go to another show there.

However….It was a bit too loud/distortion worked against hearing the lyrics. Have seen AB about a dozen times…this time sound needed to be adjusted a little. The unplugged sounded great as always but overall MKs voice levels appeared to be distorted. Still my fav band and when it’s my turn to pass this life into heaven I won’t be hearing angels and harps….it’ll be MK singing !! The man is the best in the business hands down/full-stop!!! Who’s better…Michael Jordon or Lebron James?? Doesn’t matter…..Miles Kennedy is THE BEST in the business and may be one of the best of ALL TIME! Truly Greatness!

Alter Bridge was amazing as usual. Red was energetic, but their sound mix was way too heavy on bass and drowned out the vocals and guitars. MammothWVH was very good as well and had a good mix. I dont know how Myles keeps his voice in such great shape, but I have seen Alter Bridge on every tour they have had that passed through whatever city I was in at the time and they never disappoint. I will continue to follow Alter Bridge and their music as far as their journey takes them. They remain one of my favorite hard rock bands for their excellent musicianship and for seeming like very humble people.

I’d hate to think I’m on the wrong side of the “if it’s too loud, you’re too old” quote, but I really had trouble hearing vocals at the show. The lead guitars and drums came through loud and clear, but Red and Alter Bridge’s singing came through a bit muddy. Wolf’s vocals in Mammoth were nice and clear, so maybe it was just a tone thing for me. That being said, all the bands had a ton of energy and were obviously having a blast - Detroit’s reputation held up well :) This was our second Fillmore show, and the first in the balcony. The view was much better than I expected, thanks to the size of the venue. We’ll definitely be back for another show in those seats!

The show was great! My husband and I enjoyed ourselves. Myles has such an awesome voice and didn't miss a note. The opening acts (Mammoth WVH & Red) were great too. Very energetic. The venue is intimate enough to get a close look at the band but big enough to allow a sizeable crowd inside. It is mostly standing room, but there are some sitting spaces upstairs. There are also folding chairs available for handicapped/disabled individuals. Be aware: restrooms in this venue are not labeled female/male. Anyone can go into any restroom. Personally, I don't care, but I know some people do, so I'm putting it out there.

Red and Mammoth WVH opened for Alter Bridge. Mammoth WVH were awesome! Their mix was perfect, and Wolfgang's voice was excellent! Alter Bridge is one of my favorite bands, and they put on a great performance. The mix seemed a little too loud. The speakers were distorting, and the sound wasn't as clear as Mammoth's mix. There were technical difficulties with one of Myles Kennedy's guitars, but the rest of the band covered brilliantly by playing some improved music! That was very cool! Overall it was a great experience, and I love seeing shows at Hard Rock Live.

Amazing performance, 200% dedication and perfect execution as always. I only wished that the sound mix was better (so much mic saturation, larsens, noisy mix, and unusefully over-loud) and more time was let for AB (Shinedown and Raven Age are ok but it was way to long before Alter Bridge could finally start, pretty much late for a Monday show, and stopped a bit early -usual time for a Monday though but it was a bit short- without encore). Thanks you anyway Alter Bridge for touring frequently in France with amazing shows each time!!

Alter Bridge is one of the best bands around today and they put on a hell of a show last night. They had a lot of help from Devour the Day who got us on our feet, and In Flames who got us grooving - but the highlight of the night was singing along with Myles Kennedy to my favorite Alter Bridge songs, and head banging to Mark Tremonti & Co. It was a fun night and a great show. I will definitely go see them again the next time they're in town and I encourage any rock n roll fan to do the same.

Awesome. One of the best hard rock bands ever, in peak form, with great sound and a solid, no-frills performance. Rapids Theatre was a perfect venue for this kind of show. Myles Kennedy is an amazing vocalist and his voice was in great shape. I also didn't realize how good of a guitarist he also is, a perfect foil for Mark Tremonti's consumate lead guitar skill. First opener suffered from the usual lack of attention to sound, but the second, Nonpoint was topnotch and gained at least one new fan with their high energy set.

Yesterday's show was awesome like it's always the case with Alter Bridge. These guys are true professionals and they always give their 100% on stage, even on the last date of the tour. Never disappointing. The only downside with the meet & greet is that we didn't have any chance to exchange a few words with the band. There was only the signing and picture, all very quick... where is the meet & greet there? Maybe they shoul sell less meet & greet tickets (at a higher price?) but give these people the chance to spend a few minutes asking questions to the band.

Alter Bridge was fantastic, as I expected. Soul Switch was one of the opening bands and they were excellent as well. If you get a chance to see them, I would recommend it. They are from Orlando. The unfortunate part about this concert is the venue. The audio under the balcony is poor at best and the venue design is horrible for a live event with very little good viewing of the acts and too many obstructions in the prime viewing ranges to mention. There are better venues in Orlando but HOB manages to pull in the best acts.