This band was awesome! The guys hang at the mech table, talk with fans and are super kind. Coolest poster I have seen in a long while! Love the venue as well. Next time they are in Baltimore I will see them again!

Heaviest riffs, sold out crowd, maximum energy. These guys know how to rock the house and even gave us a few extra songs after the set was done. The mosh pits were the best I’ve ever seen and most fun I’ve been in, very nice crowd too, had 3 people crowd surfing at one point. All in all go see RBBP, you won’t regret it

always a great time with these stellar musicians! never disappointed with a performance, I will always see them when they come through!

Had never heard of these guys prior to this show. Absolutely blown away and now in very big dumb riff heavy rotation.

Show was excellent! First time seeing both Rickshaw and Whores live after listening to them for a few years. Great combo! The Orpheum is always a solid venue, inside or outside.

The band was great. Put on a hell of a show unfortunately, your rating system is designed a bit dishonest. I tried to rate another show that I previously went to gave an honest rating. With a half One star. Due to your policy, you do not wish to rate artists in a negative light so I don’t trust your rating system anymore. Aside from that I had a fun time at my show.

These fellas put on one hell of a show! They had me grinning and grooving through their entire set. Sean is a beast on the drums. Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol are f*****g heavy with a great sense of humor. Leo, Sean, and Aaron could all be found hanging out at their merch table at different points throughout the night. They were all very chill and approachable. I got selfies with each of them, and I never do s**t like that. I've just been geeking out on the Burger Patrol lately. I love this band!

So loud and so awesome. Great show. Played so many of their best songs. Metro Music Hall felt like 120 degrees, but was an amazing show. RBBP earned a new fan.

Rock my t**s off. They literally fell off. I walked in with t**s. And left without t**s. 10/10 would do again.

These guys can do no wrong on stage and are also very sweet people. The pit goes hard for them

RBBP are a lot of fun, excellent musicians and killer riffs. Immediately followed them on all streaming platforms, will check em out any time they play withing driving distance \m/

It was the best show I’ve ever seen since the last time I saw them, and almost as good as the next time I’ll see them. If I could’ve picked tulips for each of the Burger Boys, then I would’ve picked thousands for each because that’s what they deserve. Although, I hesitated and ultimately decided to not pick tulips, because they might be allergic and with all the sickness going around I didn’t want to risk it for the biscuit. Long story short, 10 burgers out of 10 would burger again. That is all.

Dank, loud, heavy rockin' that truly embodies their current latest album Big Dumb Riffs in the best way possible. Go see them

These guys are an amazingly fun band to see live. Don't pass up the opportunity when they come to your town!

What an amazing show! Got to talk to Sean before the show and Leo and Aaron after the show. Decently priced merch and what a PIT opened up. 1000/10 recommend.

First time going to Substation after missing the Mars Red Sky show in September. The venue was awesome, sound was great, staff made sure we had a safe environment to enjoy the show, and the lineup was great. Not sure if this is a review for the show or band, but I can't recommend the venue or the artists enough. Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol absolutely ripped through their set and are definitely masters of their craft. You can tell they enjoy what they do, and we're lucky to live in a world that they inhabit.

Fangirl alert: Rickshaw Billies Burger patrol is one of my fav new-ish acts with a sound that is uniquely their own. They are so fun to see live. I love when bands do tricks and are very active while they jam. And Rickshaw jams hard. Hard indeed. The venue, St. Vitus is one of my fav venues to see a show ever. It’s small, but it has placed me so close to some of my fav artists in the world. Plus, the staff did me a solid when I was there last time. It’s Brooklyn. They could have told me to get bent. The moral of the story? Go see Rickshaw Billies Burger Patrol and go to St. Vitus!!🤘🏼🤘🏼🖤

Had to dodge a few tornadoes for this one, or is it ‘tornados’? Tornadoes? Tornados? There weren’t any, just the sirens. Had a few tacos before the show. One was literally a burger. Like it was just a burger, not even a taco, but they called it a taco. Just a straight up burger in a tortilla, no bun. It was weird. Also had a wonton taco that was way better. Like an Asian Chicken salad on a taco, so still not a taco. Then I had Lemon Pepper Wings. Delicious. I sure ate a lot before the show, but it was worth it. Oh, the show itself? Yeah it was great.

Perfectly cooked burgers all at a great price! Have you ever wondered which burgers are cooked the best? Like out of all the fast food places, just for starters, which has the best? What does this have to do with the concert? Nothing. I’m just genuinely curious. The concert was great. I just wanna know peoples’ overall opinion on fast food burgers. McDonald’s is usually pretty solid for a go to pick me up get it quick burger, definitely just get those plain. Burger King is pretty situational, for some reason it seems like they really need ketchup or mayo to carry them through. Wendy’s usually has better larger burgers, and not a lot of thought goes into the value burgers. Those seem like the three main staples of general fast food burgers to me. Everywhere else seems to just be regional so they don’t count for big fast food spots. Most regional spots usually have great quality and can vary in crispness and taste, but overall are usually better. Whataburger, a regional spot here in Texas has some pretty ok specialty burgers, but ironically has way better chicken items. Also In ‘N Out Burger, which has relatively recently come to Texas, has some pretty great classic burgers, but usually get those plain, and their toasted buns really seal the deal. Most larger places like Chili’s and Red Robin, for example, have some ok burgers but seem to be a bit over-extravagant and overdone as far as components are concerned and seem to get lost on basic flavors. Local joints or independent burger makers usually have the best burgers since more individual care is placed. An example would be Burger Island, a spot with just a few locations in Dallas, that has some of the best burgers I’ll ever taste in my life. All of this is just my opinion and of course can differ from person to person, but it just seems to be what I’ve noticed about burger quality over the years, but yeah it was a great show and if you weren’t there you’re lame and sad.

The best band from Texas ever in the entire history of Texas. There has never been, nor will there ever be, a better band from Texas. If all the other bands from Texas were ever to face Burger Patrol in combat they would all fail. If all the bands from Texas somehow combined together to face Burger Patrol all at once in combat they might win, but only after suffering heavy casualties. By combat I don’t mean actual physical combat, but sometimes and mostly combat through music. Other forms of combat could take place, such as psychic combat, but Burger Patrol would still win. All I’m saying is the dudes in Burger Patrol wouldn’t physically fight all the other bands in Texas because they’re really cool and don’t resort to physical violence, but Burger Patrol would still beat all the other bands in Texas in forms of combat that aren’t physical. I mean like, even if the combat was physical they got Sean as their tank, Leo could be like a mage or something, and Aaron could be their assassin thing or whatever just because he has the flexibility of an elite gymnast. Burger Patrol probably would actually just get all the other bands to forfeit physical combat after they chill for a few hours together and realize they’re a great group of dudes to just hang out with. Oh yeah, and the show they played at Cheapsteaks on this date was really good too. Does anyone actually read these? They don’t? Ok cool, man. Have a good day. That is all.

This band was awesome! The guys hang at the mech table, talk with fans and are super kind. Coolest poster I have seen in a long while! Love the venue as well. Next time they are in Baltimore I will see them again!

Heaviest riffs, sold out crowd, maximum energy. These guys know how to rock the house and even gave us a few extra songs after the set was done. The mosh pits were the best I’ve ever seen and most fun I’ve been in, very nice crowd too, had 3 people crowd surfing at one point. All in all go see RBBP, you won’t regret it

always a great time with these stellar musicians! never disappointed with a performance, I will always see them when they come through!

Had never heard of these guys prior to this show. Absolutely blown away and now in very big dumb riff heavy rotation.

Show was excellent! First time seeing both Rickshaw and Whores live after listening to them for a few years. Great combo! The Orpheum is always a solid venue, inside or outside.

The band was great. Put on a hell of a show unfortunately, your rating system is designed a bit dishonest. I tried to rate another show that I previously went to gave an honest rating. With a half One star. Due to your policy, you do not wish to rate artists in a negative light so I don’t trust your rating system anymore. Aside from that I had a fun time at my show.

These fellas put on one hell of a show! They had me grinning and grooving through their entire set. Sean is a beast on the drums. Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol are f*****g heavy with a great sense of humor. Leo, Sean, and Aaron could all be found hanging out at their merch table at different points throughout the night. They were all very chill and approachable. I got selfies with each of them, and I never do s**t like that. I've just been geeking out on the Burger Patrol lately. I love this band!

So loud and so awesome. Great show. Played so many of their best songs. Metro Music Hall felt like 120 degrees, but was an amazing show. RBBP earned a new fan.

Rock my t**s off. They literally fell off. I walked in with t**s. And left without t**s. 10/10 would do again.

These guys can do no wrong on stage and are also very sweet people. The pit goes hard for them

RBBP are a lot of fun, excellent musicians and killer riffs. Immediately followed them on all streaming platforms, will check em out any time they play withing driving distance \m/

It was the best show I’ve ever seen since the last time I saw them, and almost as good as the next time I’ll see them. If I could’ve picked tulips for each of the Burger Boys, then I would’ve picked thousands for each because that’s what they deserve. Although, I hesitated and ultimately decided to not pick tulips, because they might be allergic and with all the sickness going around I didn’t want to risk it for the biscuit. Long story short, 10 burgers out of 10 would burger again. That is all.

Dank, loud, heavy rockin' that truly embodies their current latest album Big Dumb Riffs in the best way possible. Go see them

These guys are an amazingly fun band to see live. Don't pass up the opportunity when they come to your town!

What an amazing show! Got to talk to Sean before the show and Leo and Aaron after the show. Decently priced merch and what a PIT opened up. 1000/10 recommend.

First time going to Substation after missing the Mars Red Sky show in September. The venue was awesome, sound was great, staff made sure we had a safe environment to enjoy the show, and the lineup was great. Not sure if this is a review for the show or band, but I can't recommend the venue or the artists enough. Rickshaw Billie's Burger Patrol absolutely ripped through their set and are definitely masters of their craft. You can tell they enjoy what they do, and we're lucky to live in a world that they inhabit.

Fangirl alert: Rickshaw Billies Burger patrol is one of my fav new-ish acts with a sound that is uniquely their own. They are so fun to see live. I love when bands do tricks and are very active while they jam. And Rickshaw jams hard. Hard indeed. The venue, St. Vitus is one of my fav venues to see a show ever. It’s small, but it has placed me so close to some of my fav artists in the world. Plus, the staff did me a solid when I was there last time. It’s Brooklyn. They could have told me to get bent. The moral of the story? Go see Rickshaw Billies Burger Patrol and go to St. Vitus!!🤘🏼🤘🏼🖤

Had to dodge a few tornadoes for this one, or is it ‘tornados’? Tornadoes? Tornados? There weren’t any, just the sirens. Had a few tacos before the show. One was literally a burger. Like it was just a burger, not even a taco, but they called it a taco. Just a straight up burger in a tortilla, no bun. It was weird. Also had a wonton taco that was way better. Like an Asian Chicken salad on a taco, so still not a taco. Then I had Lemon Pepper Wings. Delicious. I sure ate a lot before the show, but it was worth it. Oh, the show itself? Yeah it was great.

Perfectly cooked burgers all at a great price! Have you ever wondered which burgers are cooked the best? Like out of all the fast food places, just for starters, which has the best? What does this have to do with the concert? Nothing. I’m just genuinely curious. The concert was great. I just wanna know peoples’ overall opinion on fast food burgers. McDonald’s is usually pretty solid for a go to pick me up get it quick burger, definitely just get those plain. Burger King is pretty situational, for some reason it seems like they really need ketchup or mayo to carry them through. Wendy’s usually has better larger burgers, and not a lot of thought goes into the value burgers. Those seem like the three main staples of general fast food burgers to me. Everywhere else seems to just be regional so they don’t count for big fast food spots. Most regional spots usually have great quality and can vary in crispness and taste, but overall are usually better. Whataburger, a regional spot here in Texas has some pretty ok specialty burgers, but ironically has way better chicken items. Also In ‘N Out Burger, which has relatively recently come to Texas, has some pretty great classic burgers, but usually get those plain, and their toasted buns really seal the deal. Most larger places like Chili’s and Red Robin, for example, have some ok burgers but seem to be a bit over-extravagant and overdone as far as components are concerned and seem to get lost on basic flavors. Local joints or independent burger makers usually have the best burgers since more individual care is placed. An example would be Burger Island, a spot with just a few locations in Dallas, that has some of the best burgers I’ll ever taste in my life. All of this is just my opinion and of course can differ from person to person, but it just seems to be what I’ve noticed about burger quality over the years, but yeah it was a great show and if you weren’t there you’re lame and sad.

The best band from Texas ever in the entire history of Texas. There has never been, nor will there ever be, a better band from Texas. If all the other bands from Texas were ever to face Burger Patrol in combat they would all fail. If all the bands from Texas somehow combined together to face Burger Patrol all at once in combat they might win, but only after suffering heavy casualties. By combat I don’t mean actual physical combat, but sometimes and mostly combat through music. Other forms of combat could take place, such as psychic combat, but Burger Patrol would still win. All I’m saying is the dudes in Burger Patrol wouldn’t physically fight all the other bands in Texas because they’re really cool and don’t resort to physical violence, but Burger Patrol would still beat all the other bands in Texas in forms of combat that aren’t physical. I mean like, even if the combat was physical they got Sean as their tank, Leo could be like a mage or something, and Aaron could be their assassin thing or whatever just because he has the flexibility of an elite gymnast. Burger Patrol probably would actually just get all the other bands to forfeit physical combat after they chill for a few hours together and realize they’re a great group of dudes to just hang out with. Oh yeah, and the show they played at Cheapsteaks on this date was really good too. Does anyone actually read these? They don’t? Ok cool, man. Have a good day. That is all.