Thank you for an amazing show. 4 instead of 5 stars because of the sound quality of venue. Traffic was backed up for miles getting in and we had to walk about mile from any available parking left. How awesome it was to see so many people show up to Praise Jesus!

Absolutely amazing. The other worshipers were so kind and generous. So many trades, amazing cosplays and outfits! The merch was so worth it. The lights, the sounds, the feeling, all of it was so surreal. Truly a once in a lifetime experience and I cannot wait for what’s next from our boys! 🫶🦩🖤

Absolutely incredible. My first ritual and surely not the last. Was very impressed with the multiple merchandise tables, was in and out with no fuss. Thornhill was great, actually quite enjoyed them and have a couple of their songs on my playlist now. Before Sleep Token went on, we had a blast playing with our phone lights to communicate with the other side of the venue, very fun, and something I'll likely never forget! Sleep Token. God what can I say that hasn't already been echoed? Stunning set design, lighting, everything was beautiful and just a delight to look at. Every person in there sang every single song. Caramel brought me to tears as I knew it would. My husband had only started really listening to them a couple days beforehand, but said the concert was one of the best he had ever been to. We will definitely go again. Phenomenal experience. WORSHIP!

Sleep Token did an amazing job! From their opener Thornhill, to their entire stage set and setlist. Sleep Token and their entire team did a phenomenal job. This has been my favorite concert I’ve gone to hands down, topping seeing NIN play their With Teeth album - which gave me so many emotions. Sleep Token, evoked so many emotions - I was in awe the entire time just trying to drink it all in. My fiancé got us tickets to the Tacoma show after looking constantly to see if any tickets went on sale after they sold out so fast. Worth all of it.

I went mostly to see opener Matt Maeson, but I’m familiar with Zach Bryan as well. The acoustics sounded awful without my concert earplugs in, but sounded much improved when I wore my Loops experience earplugs. I was on the floor and it was nice being able to walk around and have access to food and drinks with going upstairs. The floor level restrooms were top notch as well, albeit a bit oddly laid out.

We had the 107 flr seats! Had no idea they would be so great! And with the way the stage laid out, amazing! Zach and band made it intimate in this large setting. We danced and danced and sang along. I would get these same seats again!

After all these years, Iron Maiden still puts on an amazing show! I took my dad with me, who hasn't seen them live since '87, and that made the concert that much better! They had The Hu open for them, which was just plain awesome as well. Hearing them live gave the room just a unique energy.

They sang for 45 minutes as the opening act. There wasn't anything wrong but they didn't really catch fire. They ran through their songs, yelled a few phrases in English (their songs need subtitles on a screen somewhere), then that was it. Closer-up, they were more fun to watch, but further away, very little energy was projected. The guy next to me said they've had basically the same act for 5-6 years now; they need to change it up at some point and I agree. The throat singing, the lyrics in Mongolian, the cool outfits and instruments are all good but - now what? The difference between them and the main band, Iron Maiden, was astonishing. Iron Maiden fairly poured out energy and their stage presence was arresting.

Set list this time was just okay. When you don't play the more popular songs it creates a lull in the show. But they sounded great! Opening band was not good...maybe two "songs" were catchy. Otherwise every other song sounded exactly the same.

As always Korn delivered an amazing show. I've known them since the beginning growing up in the valley about 90min North from them. I only wish I could go on tour and work for them. Thank you so much for all you guys have done. Have a great tour. 🤘🤘🙏🙏 God bless Mitch and son

So sad I was late from construction and parking, Tacoma a very hard place to park when there a concert but I know a fact Spiritbox killed it, seen them twice before man I was disappointed I missed them one of my favorites bands!😭🤘🤘🤘

I enjoyed the show, she was about 20mins late to start. I wasn’t to happy about the price gauging. 30.00 for a can of beer. 100.00 to park and a t-shirt was 60.00. So I enjoyed her show with my 10.00 water and went home afterwards. She put on an amazing show.

Show was great. P!NK was amazing. Parking at Tacoma Done was awful. Dome garage was closed, all lots were full and our blocked off my staff. Had to park 8 to 10 blocks away missed first 2 openers though arrived plenty early. Ended up paying $60 to park on a lot 8 to 10 blocks away on a knee brace.

Great concert and light show. They played "Don't Tread on Me," which is the song I came to hear. They also did Child of Love, another favorite. Would have loved to hear Cages, but that wasn't in the set. The Tacoma Dome is not the best venue because the acoustics are crappy--too much echo, hard to make out the lyrics.

I thought the concert was super dope it was a pleasure seeing you at Winter jam Andy Mineo. I got your Murch I got your dog tag. It said it could be worse. And it was funny how you were joking usually that you were going to play at the concert as it was funny.

Words cannot describe how much I enjoyed it came out the gate just firing jokes left and right I truly had such a great time the only bad thing is it had to end I will come to see him every time he comes to town the venue needs to have screens but closer to the people in the stands it was a night to remember 100 outta 10

The show was OFF THE HOOK! Perfect sound, wonderful mix, and my Boys sounded better than ever! The Dome? They need to get their act together. They need signage at the parking areas, a way to allow for smooth lines at the merch booth, and ushers that patrol the venue during the show to kick out the assholes that take seats that are not theirs and get drunk and spill there beers everywhere, not to mention bashing into people and shouting through the concert being idiots. Adults that act like children. My Lord. The show ROCKED. The warm up band, Thunder Mother was outstanding! LOVED THEM!

Eugene was clearly a warm-up for the gentleman in Tool because the show the next night in Tacoma was knock-your-socks-off, beat-your-brains-out fan-f*****g-tastic! And, once again, I got to take my 21 year-old son with me; we have both been on a high ever since!

The concert was amazing!! Blake Shelton never disappoints! The venue staff however treated the front floor like general admission. If you want it general admission I suggest selling it that way or inform your staff not to just tell everyone it’s open seating. Some people paid a lot of money (TICKETMASTER official platinum is a SCAM) for closer seats only to have people from the back standing in front of them. Just saying.

Black Keys got in staged and just killed it. First twoo bands were okay but I'm not if the realized how big of a venue they were playing because it felt like they were just playing for the from two row. Poor sound quality c**p lighting no cameras or screen. Black Keys got in and had amazing sound quality a wild light show, cameras. Felt like they were playing for everyone.