Pallbearer

Great show, the music was not loud enough. Nor did the house mix sound decent until Pallbearer got on stage. With multiple issues because the engineer was fighting, struggling or having issues all night. Really did a disservice to the bands.

Pallbearer really brought the bass and vibe back to a good place after Blind Haven (the second opener, band and crowd were throwing bad vibes). Hope to see Pallbearer in town more often.

Knoll was unreal. Tight, intense, uniform, and they bring an aesthetic that is unmatched. Pallbearer was heavy, loud, tight, and sounded like perfection. They did what they do, and it ruled.

Brilliant. Incredible. This Foundation of Burden tour is so good. No frills, no b******t. Basically, these 4 masters show up in your backyard and casually, yet perfectly, play through one of the best doom records of this (early) century. This is how live music should be done.

I've seen Pallbearer many times, and this was probably my favorite show of them all. They played my favorite of their albums in its entirety, and then played their cover of Love You to Death. These guys are phenomenal, as always. I had also never heard of Knoll, and I very much enjoyed their sonic assault on my senses. Their lead singer, that my buddy and I affectionately called "Nosfera-dude", was wonderfully creepy on stage and has some of the most wild and unique, monstrous vocals I've ever heard. They were great.

A truly unforgettable experience. ChronoWizard kicked a*s, Cinder Well brought me to tears, Pallbearer somehow played even better than the last time I saw them. I had zero issues with the venue, security was professional and quick, the staff was friendly. The audience there was also really chill ****Also, the tickets on Pallbearer’s own ticket selling platform that they used were 26 dollars. So shoutout to Pallbearer for purposefully keeping ticket prices affordable for everyone. Final Rating: 1000/10, Bonus 9990

Really fun show! My husband is over the moon about the merch we purchased, especially the hat with the sewn patch. We've seen Pallbearer at least 4 times and I think this was the best show they've had (they've all been amazing, but this one was ✨️perfection✨️ Thanks for coming to the 505 again!

Doom metal giants Pallbearer delivered an unforgettable performance at Max Watt’s, proving once again why they’re one of the most compelling bands in the genre. From the moment they took the stage, the atmosphere was thick with anticipation, and as soon as the first crushing chords rang out, the crowd was completely captivated. Their sound was massive—dense, melancholic, yet beautifully melodic. Each song felt like an emotional journey, with Brett Campbell’s soaring vocals cutting through the weight of the sludgy riffs. The band’s tight musicianship and immersive stage presence made for a hypnotic experience, with the audience hanging onto every note. Standout moments included their performance of “Signals” which sent waves of energy through the room, and the sheer intensity of their closing track, leaving the crowd in awe. The balance between heaviness and melody was masterful, a testament to their ability to create music that is both devastating and deeply moving. Overall, Pallbearer delivered a spellbinding set at Max Watt’s—one that left a lasting impression on everyone lucky enough to be there. A truly outstanding live experience. Doom Metal Forever 🤘🏼

Brett’s vocals always have a hard time cutting through, and it’s definitely tougher to achieve it through a dive bar PA. Great set and love seeing them in small venues still.

The guys were tight as hell and did a mix of older and new stuff which I was hoping for. I am glad I wore ear plugs however, at the end of the set, they put their instruments against the speaker cabs and let their instruments ring, interference and all. Was as cool as it was loud. 10/10 would see again.

My own personal dream came true. 🖤 First time I got to see this magnificient band live. Being support act unfortunately they online played 4 songs but those I will never forget! Pallbearer always makes me shiver and feel so much alive because their music and lyrics resonate so much with my inner. Thank you guys!

5 for the bands and 3 for the venue. I love Live Club but prices a little bit too high, 7:00 pm is too early for a working tuesday and volumes were waaay too low: we get substantially half experience (I could even hear people talk around me). Not Live Club fault for sure! I guess are the new regulations, idk.

Pallbearer put on a great show. They sounded awesome. It was my first time seeing them and I really enjoyed it. Only negative is the opening band The Keening should not interject their politics. We're not there to listen to that c**p, we're there to listen to music.

This band deserves more. Maybe 100 people in the club last night, and they KILLED IT. My fourth time seeing them, and it was SO HEAVY. In my Top Ten shows of all time.

Pallbearer was amazing as always! Spriritually good. Sumokem gained a new fan. Those guys are awesome! Vore was as consistent as ever. It was a great night of music.

Great show, the music was not loud enough. Nor did the house mix sound decent until Pallbearer got on stage. With multiple issues because the engineer was fighting, struggling or having issues all night. Really did a disservice to the bands.

Pallbearer really brought the bass and vibe back to a good place after Blind Haven (the second opener, band and crowd were throwing bad vibes). Hope to see Pallbearer in town more often.

Knoll was unreal. Tight, intense, uniform, and they bring an aesthetic that is unmatched. Pallbearer was heavy, loud, tight, and sounded like perfection. They did what they do, and it ruled.

Brilliant. Incredible. This Foundation of Burden tour is so good. No frills, no b******t. Basically, these 4 masters show up in your backyard and casually, yet perfectly, play through one of the best doom records of this (early) century. This is how live music should be done.

I've seen Pallbearer many times, and this was probably my favorite show of them all. They played my favorite of their albums in its entirety, and then played their cover of Love You to Death. These guys are phenomenal, as always. I had also never heard of Knoll, and I very much enjoyed their sonic assault on my senses. Their lead singer, that my buddy and I affectionately called "Nosfera-dude", was wonderfully creepy on stage and has some of the most wild and unique, monstrous vocals I've ever heard. They were great.

A truly unforgettable experience. ChronoWizard kicked a*s, Cinder Well brought me to tears, Pallbearer somehow played even better than the last time I saw them. I had zero issues with the venue, security was professional and quick, the staff was friendly. The audience there was also really chill ****Also, the tickets on Pallbearer’s own ticket selling platform that they used were 26 dollars. So shoutout to Pallbearer for purposefully keeping ticket prices affordable for everyone. Final Rating: 1000/10, Bonus 9990

Really fun show! My husband is over the moon about the merch we purchased, especially the hat with the sewn patch. We've seen Pallbearer at least 4 times and I think this was the best show they've had (they've all been amazing, but this one was ✨️perfection✨️ Thanks for coming to the 505 again!

Doom metal giants Pallbearer delivered an unforgettable performance at Max Watt’s, proving once again why they’re one of the most compelling bands in the genre. From the moment they took the stage, the atmosphere was thick with anticipation, and as soon as the first crushing chords rang out, the crowd was completely captivated. Their sound was massive—dense, melancholic, yet beautifully melodic. Each song felt like an emotional journey, with Brett Campbell’s soaring vocals cutting through the weight of the sludgy riffs. The band’s tight musicianship and immersive stage presence made for a hypnotic experience, with the audience hanging onto every note. Standout moments included their performance of “Signals” which sent waves of energy through the room, and the sheer intensity of their closing track, leaving the crowd in awe. The balance between heaviness and melody was masterful, a testament to their ability to create music that is both devastating and deeply moving. Overall, Pallbearer delivered a spellbinding set at Max Watt’s—one that left a lasting impression on everyone lucky enough to be there. A truly outstanding live experience. Doom Metal Forever 🤘🏼

Brett’s vocals always have a hard time cutting through, and it’s definitely tougher to achieve it through a dive bar PA. Great set and love seeing them in small venues still.

The guys were tight as hell and did a mix of older and new stuff which I was hoping for. I am glad I wore ear plugs however, at the end of the set, they put their instruments against the speaker cabs and let their instruments ring, interference and all. Was as cool as it was loud. 10/10 would see again.

My own personal dream came true. 🖤 First time I got to see this magnificient band live. Being support act unfortunately they online played 4 songs but those I will never forget! Pallbearer always makes me shiver and feel so much alive because their music and lyrics resonate so much with my inner. Thank you guys!

5 for the bands and 3 for the venue. I love Live Club but prices a little bit too high, 7:00 pm is too early for a working tuesday and volumes were waaay too low: we get substantially half experience (I could even hear people talk around me). Not Live Club fault for sure! I guess are the new regulations, idk.

Pallbearer put on a great show. They sounded awesome. It was my first time seeing them and I really enjoyed it. Only negative is the opening band The Keening should not interject their politics. We're not there to listen to that c**p, we're there to listen to music.

This band deserves more. Maybe 100 people in the club last night, and they KILLED IT. My fourth time seeing them, and it was SO HEAVY. In my Top Ten shows of all time.

Pallbearer was amazing as always! Spriritually good. Sumokem gained a new fan. Those guys are awesome! Vore was as consistent as ever. It was a great night of music.