KEMBA Live!

It was a good show, the lights and sound were very on point—S’s vocals were incredible. It didn’t hit like I’d hoped though—lots of filler and filler-songs in my opinion, not much presence, and at the 3/4 point I was okay with it ending whenever it did. The following did not contribute to my 3.5 rating: The opener was a backtracked rapper. Didn’t make me very “hyped” for Phantogram. A last note. This I didn’t expect being 42, a little younger than Phantogram’s members, the crowd was abysmal. The worst I’ve ever experienced. Full of 15-year-olds screaming like it was Justin Bieber, rude-a*s clueless college bros, a creep-1000, 32-year-old dude openly flirting with and attempting to grind on multiple underage girls, we had to put a stop to that and nearly came to blows. Could’ve all been total coincidence, but be warned, for some reason Phantograms majority live fan base is e-girls, high schoolers, and dope college bros. I’m happy for the band to be newly discovered by an audience a generation younger, but no thanks to the Ohio fans.

100/10 - this was an event. Tash is the best kept secret in live music. This wasn't a show it was an experience. a wall of sound as eclectic as the musician. Mostly a 1 person band playing ~15 instruments combined with looping and a killer light show - they've leveled up their game since we last saw them in Asheville NC. In 2023. You need to check this out and get a good spot it's worth the effort.

I see over 150 live events every year, and Atmosphere puts on one of the absolute best shows I've ever seen!! You gotta see it to understand it. The energy, the positivity, the way they build their set to a crescendo is just, second to none. I've taken my closest friends, and several of my family members to see Atmosphere, and they all became instant fans. The goal is to get every family member to a show at some point, and make them believers as well. I will go to every Atmosphere show I can until they quit, or I die.

What a fun night! I took my wife who is a big fan of RD, and she loved it. The band was really amazing. Lights and set were off the chain. Fun atmosphere and mood. Russell was just full of energy and enthusiasm and he sang really well and played some guitar. Smoking solos. Drummer could have played for Demon Hunter he was so good. Worth it. Thanks, RD!!!

Going on a road trip to see Badflower in Ohio is always worth it, some other bands played 😜 bit I was there for them all my energy! They always step onto the stage and give 1000% I laughed, I cried, I jumped and waved my arms in the air like I just didn't care... I felt the love and excitement. I felt uplifted and I bought merch 👀😳. I can't wait to see you again. Need you to head line, Saint Andrews Hall, The Filmore Detroit, The Fox, Masonic, hell your so amazing let's fill Little Caesars Arena or Michigan Lottery at Freedom Hill, hell let's go with Pine Knob..... Badflower vs Detroit let's go....

Lord Huron always puts on a fantastic show. I’ve seen them multiple times, and every time I leave with a deep sense of joy—just from watching their joy in playing and doing what they love. That said, this particular night at KEMBA was overshadowed by the venue itself. I’ve been to this venue several times over the last 15 years, and this was the first time I felt they oversold tickets. The space was way too crowded—borderline unsafe. If there had been an emergency, it would have been a serious problem. It’s hard to fully enjoy a show when you’re packed in like sardines, and I was honestly disappointed that the venue allowed it to get that bad. Fantastic performance, but the venue’s handling of capacity really took away from the experience.

Great concert only problem was I was in ADA section and sitting but people kept standing on the steps leading down to floor . Problem with that is it blocked a lot of ADA people from seeing show the man in charg of our section would go tell them .they would move a few feet and within 10 minutes they were back again i told the guy running our section to get security to move them but they did nothing the people to the right of me were blocked most of concert and because of this i will not attend a concert in future from your facility

The Garden is one of my favorite bands of all time, and are incredible to see live, but the vibe of this show was just off, mainly due to the fact that they were sandwiched between Drain and Knocked Loose. The weird blend of Garden fans and h******e kids just made for a strange crowd that lacked the energy of when I've seen Garden headline their own shows. The band still crushed it, though, and delivered on their brand of jester shenanigans as always.

Where to begin, my 11 yr old son and I have been following Kim Ds career for awhile now, seen him live five times and it's amazing to watch him come into his own as a young and very talented artist. His show is amazing, his voice is crazy and creepy and then you speak to him and he is the most soft spoken young man, yes, I am an older fan but what got us hooked was the jamming to something a lil hard and then here comes the horns. He is a new and refreshing artist that I hope does big big things

Always a great show and they always sound good. Zoso really makes you feel like you’re seeing the real LZ. I think I’ve seen them about twenty times, try to never miss them when in town. The Newport is a much better place to see them than Kemba. What was the deal with the seating?? It was jammed packed together that I had to go and stand by the bar four songs in. Otherwise, a great night.

One of the best concerts I’ve been too. When the tour was announced I was of course excited cause BVB but when I realized after hearing the temple of love cover they did with VV i knew exactly who VV was…the ex singer of the band HIM. I never thought I would see now VV live since HIM broke up right when I was discovering them. Since discovering the band they became the band I listen to when I’m not feeling well cause VV voice is deep let soothing. His voice translates really well live. I’ve become kinda obsessed with VV/HIM since the concert and can’t stop listening. Every band preformed really well even have a new band to obsess over.. Dark Devine.

The show was amazing. INK puts on a killer show like no one else. The crowd was so hyped and Spencer and the rest of the band are so engaged with fans. The venue was great too. There was confusion at the line at the beginning as to where it should begin for GA, but the security team made sure those of us that were there first got in first.

boygenius is an incredible band with absolutely electric energy. the whole show was amazing. lucy had a concussion and could have easily cancelled but the show went on. as a festival re:set was kinda disappointing, i would have much preferred to see just boygenius and maybe one opener. it was apparent that the crowds were there for only them. still a 5 star concert experience, if you only count their set. clario, djon, and bartees werent bad, it wad just the wrong energy.

Decent show. Haven't really listened to a lot since In Keeping Secrets... so I wasn't familiar with a ton of the new stuff, but it was still a decent show. Not a huge fan of the layout of Kemba and how packed in tight it felt. As an aside, if a venue's going to have non-sloped, flat floors, they need to have zones based on height so us shortstacks can see the stage...

Phenomenal show! Probably the best Parkway Drive show we have seen! We had meet and greet and the band is so nice! Great energy from the band on stage. Every song was a banger! One of the top fun and memorable shows we have ever seen and we go to a lot of shows and festivals in the US. Parkway Drive needs to headline a festival with full pyro, fire and fireworks like they do in Europe! Bring it on! 🤘

Every band f*****g killed it. Kyle sounds incredible live as always. The boys in Shadow of Intent have incredible songwriting and never disappoint. Whitechapel always crushes it, and the heart-touching Hickory Creek is wondeful live. As I Lay Dying has been a staple metalcore act for years, and with the fill-ins (big shout out to those guys) they made it a kick a*s show. It was nice seeing Tim being humble about coming back to the music scene.

one of the cutest most wholesome bands i have ever had the pleasure of seeing. you can really tell that these are just a couple of kids with a lot of talent and love for music. they are also hilarious—when their opener cancelled they put cole in a cape and said he was buffy and dj slayer. cole was not a good dj by any means but it was fun and felt like we were in on some inside joke. anyway they say they’re coming back and i will definitely buy tix again.

Static X and Raven Black were the best parts. I enjoyed W13 but there set was a bit weak. Mushroomhead was okay but the real star of their show is Jackie Laponza who sadly is only present during 2 songs. Raven Black opened with a great start and Static closed with a fantastic tribute to Wayne. This venue was also ridiculously hot. Half way through the show someone finally realized it would be a good idea to open the doors to let fresh air inside. Security and Staff members were rude at the end of the show. They were constantly attempting to push the audience out almost immediately after the show was over unless you were buying merchandise. Even still they were trying to deter people from doing that. Not a fan of the staff or the temperature control. You also are NOT allowed to renter which was frustrating as I desperately wanted to step outside for some air.

She did soo well it’s been so long since she’d come out I’m proud of her! I am sad she did not do a meet and greet but I know she’s more anxious about that stuff. I sadly was stuck behind the worlds tallest dad who continuously moved his head everytime I moved and blocked the entire stage when he would take pictures😒 and kids that were jumping on each other’s back blocking the only section I could see .