So cool! So close to my house! It was great. We had a great time the show was amazing. The visuals in the background on stage was so impressive. I really like that Maynard doesn’t like people recording the show. It is very cool of him to let us take some pics and video on the last song. Our seats were great. Only thing was we got sat next to the only 2 people that were so angry that everyone was passing joints around. Making such a big deal out of no big thing. They didn’t ruin my night. Just a great show played my favorite songs. Tool forever!!

Super bummed Elder played only 3 songs. If you like Fear Innoculum and don't care about seeing Elder you'll like the show. I rocked to the half dozen or less Tool played from other albums. Visuals were 5 star. Performance was not. 7th show for Tool and it was the calmest by far. Tool fans getting old? 5th show for Elder. If you're on the fence about going or are going to see Elder I might pass. Still, I went with my Son to his first Tool and Elder concert, so that's pretty badass. Also, first time I've heard Elder sing a harmony with Nick and Jack.

this was my third concert ever and first metal concert. to say that this was amazing would be an understatement. the lights, the graphics, the AUDIO was awesome. maynard was a fucking character and it was hilarious. all of them are just so talented it was awesome. i’d say expect to spend a lot on drinks and shirts but it was well worth it. also don’t take videos until maynard says you can, or he’ll kick you in the vagina.

Incredible show! The band was tight and on point. Maynard’s voice is so powerful. Danny is a monster on drums. Adam and Justin rocked the front of stage, keeping energy high. The whole band is a powerhouse of sound. Such collective talent. The visuals were mesmerizing. The confetti was a pretty touch. What a haunting set of songs. Absolutely magical. This band is one of the greatest live acts I have ever seen. My 3rd time and they just keep getting better! 7th row, centre. It was like a dream. Wish they could have played for another 2 hours. Can’t wait to see them again. If you have never seen these guys live, DO IT!!!! ❤️✌🏼🇨🇦

Great show I loved it when Maynard pointed out the guy recording with his phone said he was a rookie or something funny. But the best was the light show and Culling when looking up at what seemed like millions of glittering confetti falling when there was only idk a few hundred idk not sure how they made that look so real but how beautiful and amazing that was. Only grip I have is as always the setlist I know they have ew stuff they want to play but I need more cuts from Lateralus would be nice.

Tool. I could drop the mic right there. I mean really, what else can I say, other than this was the hands down, absolute BEST show I have ever seen...EVER. This was the first time I had the opportunity see them live in concert. I went with my brother who is also a HUGE Tool fan and had never seen them live either. We were both blown away by the light show, the sound quality, the musicianship of the entire band, Maynard's vocals, the list is endless. Seeing Tool live isn't going to see a show....it's an experience. An experience I will take part in again when they come back to New England!!!!

Astonishing show. The visuals, the playing and the sound. The sound in the Arena is very often pretty crap but not so last night. Hard to believe how much power they generate but it wasn't just about volume its the depth of the sound that sets them apart. All of it helped by the often hypnotising visuals. Mix of latest stuff with a selection of oldies thrown in. Pretty faultless really We've waited so long to see them in Manchester and it was more than worth the wait. I wish could see it all over again.

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

I'll be honest, this is not a review of their performance. I suppose it's more on the technical side even though I have no clue about that stuff. But basically... The sound wasn't good. The mixing. They're apparently using a different sound system for this leg of the tour and it just didn't work with the Ball Arena. The bass was way too loud, the vocals too quiet, the guitar and drums just got lost together. In addition, Tool are just too loud live. I'm an avid concert-goer, and tool are consitently the loudest band I see live. They're trying to be bombastic, but honestly at that volume stuff just gets lost. All that said, it was still a highly enjoyable show. What could be discerned audibly was phenomenal (and still a lot of the show), and the visuals are absolutely stunning. It was still well worth seeing, but it could have been perfect if they'd kept the sound system from the first leg of the tour, turned the volume down a bit, and brought out the vocals more

Well the two guitarist just stood there on each side of the stage. The singer stayed in the back on platform adjacent to the drums. the music was great, the light show was goofy, man if you hit the music, you don't need these goofy graphics. The most non-personal show I've ever been and that's mainly .due to the arena. I think they missed a mark on some older songs that they don't play.. I'll sum it up by, It was good to sit there and listen to the music while they just stood there and played it. Looking around the arena during The Grudge, The Patient, Descending and Hooker with a Penis, the crowd looked Bored. I'm approaching 60 years old and have seen concerts since 1976. This was in my bottom 10. Reminded me of a band tour Money grab.

Absolutely mind blowing 🤯, and that’s not an exaggeration. I’ve listened to Tool, Perfect Circle and Puscifer for years and I was so stoked to finally see Tool live. It was way beyond what I expected. I could watch Danny Carey all day, he is a freakin’ force of nature. All the musicians were amazing and Maynard Keenan sounded as good live as he does recorded, if not better. The lights and lasers were synched to the drum beats, but not like a cheesy 80’s light show. Just freakin’ amazing. If I’m lucky enough to see them again, or any of Maynard’s bands, I will be buying floor seats.

First Tool concert with my son! Got him interested in the band a few years ago, and he's hooked I believe for life! Excellent concert, we were probably 50 to 75 feet from the stage! Enjoyed seeing Tool again for the 3rd time myself, we planned to get tickets for another show which ended up being in Memphis, and of course they kicked Ass their too! Truthfully it's hard to tell which show was the better one, both venues provided an excellent production. Look forward to seeing another show in Tulsa some day down the road. Thank you for all at the Bok Center for all the hard work, hope you all are well during these turbulent times.

Tool’s musicianship and energy flowing off the stage was like none I had experienced before, and I’ve seen a lot of greatness. From the powerful drums, driving bass, solid guitar and a hall of fame voice that was more like a perfectly toned instrument pulling the listener into thier world. This unique foursome were so tight and intense it was passionately felt throughout the arena, and for me was personally moving. I have so much respect for the band, and feel honored I was able to enjoy this musical opportunity, highly recommending any musical appreciator to do the same.

Good but they’ve had better effects like sand-sprayed acrobats walking on all fours and doing acrobatics stunts on long pieces of fabric. Visuals were really nothing we haven’t all seen before. Just felt like they were sticking to the same show routine & commentary for each show. As a long-time fan since the mid 90s... I have to admit I wasn’t very impressed with the show nor the 6 song album with bad segue filler. I guess yes it is hard to top past perfection (music), just had higher hopes & expectations I guess during this long hiatus.

There is no band like TOOL. They combine the technical expertise of the most polished metal bands with the emotional articulation of the angriest, most revolutionary punk bands to create what are sometimes disturbing, often humorous, but always thought-provoking audio and visual experiences. The set list in Cleveland was a non-stop barrage of face-melting perfection, well-balanced from the band’s 30-year catalogue, and executed flawlessly. I can only hope this band continues to tour and make more music, preferably with much less time between releases. I highly recommend the VIP Experience if the opportunity is available.

AMAZING I didn't have the best seats I was on the side of the stage and they didn't face us but surprisingly they gave us attention and shined the stage lights on us it was so good I was so happy they played on my mom's birthday and that was able to get the tickets for her 😭💖 The band insisted that there will be no video or photos taken which I have so much respect for and love then on the last song Maynard let us take pictures and video

Show was insane. It’s been over a decade since I’ve seen them and felt good to be back in the atmosphere of the most wicked lights and background art. And of course the boys killed it. Whoever leads the rules of what you can and cannot do, like videoing during show, especially your favorite songs, needs to warn you if caught doing it and you’re not supposed to and tell you to stop. NOT KICK YOU OUT!!! Hundreds of fans got escorted out of show last night for taking pics and video. Unreal

I've seen thousands upon thousands of bands live. I've seen pretty much every band I'd like to see live, with the exception of a few. I will maybe give a 5-Star review to 10 or so bands in my entire life. TOOL is now one of them. Wow. Just wow. Everything you've heard about Tool's live show is true. Go see them.All of this is coming from someone who isn't even a big Tool fan. I'd call myself a casual fan, at best. For a band to grab a casual fan like that, is amazing. Made me want to be a better musician. Danny Carey is a drumming GOD.

The show and sound were fantastic! The security on the other hand was very strict they kept coming up to me when I was jumping up and down and head banging telling me to stop. They also to me to put my phone away when I was checking the time. However a friend worked security at the show and said that Maynard James Keenan (the singer) specifically asked that no pictures or video be allowed.

the band was epic. but the seating was meh. the stage was set up so the sound went to the center of the auditorium, so the sound quality on the sides of the auditorium was kinda lame. I gave five stars cuz the band is amazing and I really dont want to insult them In any way cuz the haven't been back here in 7 years, plus my opinion is a bit biased as I'm an audiophile. I just wish the moda center had its own audiophile. I just hope they come back to Oregon again.