I've been waiting for this show for months and it did not disappoint. I went for blessthefall and Polaris, but NERV and Thousand Below were an awesome surprise. Every band KILLED it here, and the crowd was feeling it the entire time. Great stuff guys, keep it up!

Absolutely fantastic show! The band had trouble with the tour bus and barely made it in time, making it so the merch stand had to be stocked during the show. I was relatively close to the front of the line and only got my merch halfway through blessthefall's set. The show itself though was great, I will definitely be back whenever they're in town next! Great crowd interactions, and the biggest mosh I've seen so far!

The bands were phenomenal! I was sad about the crowd’s engagement in the pit. I think it’s too big of a venue for these bands. I believe they deserve to be able to play at large venues because they put on an amazing show, but when the space is too large, I feel like the crowd isn’t as engaged.

Polaris put on such a great show every time. The venue had a few issues though - the sound was a little off throughout their set. The crowd is always so into it at these SOPO shows, Gold Coasters go off!

I will never be able to praise Polaris enough, every single time I see those boys, they absolutely kill it. Bloom opened up that night and absolutely set the mood, coming out with so much energy I cannot wait to see how big they get! Ocean Grove is always really fun to watch too, really good vibe.

I was looking forward to seeing them for so long, I loved their new album and I was not disappointed! They were amazing, the sound was brilliant and they were so energetic and enthusiastic, it was great. I was a little sad to not be able to listen to With Regards since I love it very much but huge huge kudos to the band for stopping mid-song because of what they spot in the crowd and intervening.

This show with this lineup was the best show I’ve ever seen. The energy of the bands and the crowd came together for a heater of a night in Denver. Not a single photo was taken due to complete captivation. Give me six stars as an option. Real magic. 🖤

This was honestly the most incredible metal concert I’ve ever been to! Being able to witness the sheer power and emotion of Polaris in their hometown was nothing but unforgettable. The atmosphere was incredible and the whole experience was just unexplainable. Jamie did an absolutely incredible job of leading the band, Dan absolutely destroyed it on the drums, Jesse absolutely killed it on the lead guitar, And the bassist and rhythm guitarist were amazing as well. I was blown away at all of the lighting and the effects, and overall the sound crew and effects crew did an incredible job!!

Such a good line up, favourites where currents and Polaris but all bands killed it, was hard watching without Ryan there (rest in paradise 🤘) and hard for the boys but they killed it, one of the BEST concerts I have been to

LOVED this venue! Such a small and intimate space made for a fantastic vibe! Polaris WENT OFF! What a show! The guys have such a great stage presence and put on a banger of a performance....my neck hates me from all the headbanging-worth it though! If you have a chance to see these guys, DO IT!

My only disappointment was they didn't go through the entire Dichotomy EP. Will always be time for new stuff for new listeners but I wanted a bit more of the old, which I thought this tour was all about. Void and Pridelands also didn't belch out any old hits.

I've been anxiously awaiting to see Polaris live since discovering them 2 years ago, and they did not disappoint. It was the first time I've gotten so emotional watching a band that I literally had tears running down my face at one point. There are no words I can say to do justice for how good their live performance is, you have to experience it for yourself.

One of the best bands I've ever see. Sound better live and have great energy. Already excited to see the next time they have a show near by. Like Moths to Flames, Alphawolf, and Invent/Animate were great too. All very good love but Polaris was my favorite. Can't go wrong with any of them though.

What a fucking show. Alpha Wolf killed, Polaris was the highlight of my life so far. Feel a little bad for LMTF and Silent Planet, the crowd was a little dead/tired after the Polaris set (myself included). They handled it really well though. Sadly I had to miss Avoid (overnight shift worker + 2 hour drive), but not a single weak set that I saw. Will drive up to 6 hours for any Polaris tour any time they come to the US.

Dude it was so sick! Such an awesome metalcore show with all the bands performing n stuff. It’s like a room full of people that love the same songs you do and everyone’s just thrashing and vibing with it just as much as you are. Good shit.

This was the first show I’ve been to in about 2 years or so and I was absolutely blown away. Venue was a bit small but I actually enjoyed that because of the intimacy with the bands. Balcony view for the win 🤙

Bit of a late post but seeing the boys play live was the highlight of my 2019, ripped up the stage, I would say they outplayed Architects hands down, had mad energy, loved the whole set, even got to meet Jamie at the end who inspires me greatly with his lyrical expressions.

Second time seeing Polaris - they kill it every time! Dayseeker is amazing live, which I didn't expect as I wasn't a huge fan after listening to them on Spotify. Great show! Wage War was fantastic. A bit biased against Like Moths to Flames as I didn't listen to much of their discography beforehand and not a huge fan. They were alright! Lead singer got some laughs, put on a good show. But a show is only as good as the crowd and I was part of an amazing one. Loved it.

The mood was awesome. The shows were fucking hardcore and all in all it was definitely worth it going there! I didn’t expect such a great night for such a relatively cheap price. The only thing that bothered me was that the drums at the bad omens show were a bit too loud and at the polaris show the vocals were a bit too quiet. (but that was completely ok for me)

Polaris were incredible! Unfortunately the venue was a bit of a disappointment though. It was very small and Thornhill are a great band but the audio sounded terrible, and the pop up stage was wobbling throughout their set. It was difficult to move around the venue due to the size and the location of the bars and we couldn’t actually go inside the Brightside which would have helped traffic flow.