Showbox SoDo

Paris Paloma was ethereal. Renee Christine was such a joy! There was a required gap in the line outside so as to not block another venue’s doors, which caused some confusion. Luckily, it was resolved without issue. With two lines feeding into one entrance, there was some slight congestion getting into the venue, but everyone was very polite and courteous. Free water was provided, and the concession stand was quick and easy, too. I did not attempt to buy merch, so I can’t speak on that. Trash and recycling bins were readily available by the exit, and the bathroom was clean. I cannot recommend seeing Paris Paloma in person enough. There are not enough words to aptly describe how beautiful, powerful, and inspiring she is. She is truly a wonder.

The staff was kind and respectful, they helped people out and passed out waters. The sound was phenomenal, the venue was cute, the food was good, and the artist of course was ethereal! I absolutely loved seeing Paris here! I loved the entire concert from Renee Christine who was also such a vibe, all the way to the end of Paris concert. It also wasn't too hot or too cold inside either, it felt pretty good in there. I would definitely come back for more concerts, especially Paris or Renee!

Phenomenal show. They played a double set, including the entire Lost on You album. LP was great! She was very personable, interacted with the crowd, signed a couple albums for fans, and put on one heck of a show. She played for 2 hours straight and was amazing throughout. I could not believe how much better their voice was in person! Better than a recording and the vinyl I listen to at home!

I had a great time! My first time seeing BVB in person. Absolutely worth the price, and overall I had an amazing night. It got hot and stuffy really quickly so air circulation was lacking. It was also a bit long for me, and I'm very able-bodied so I’m sure it was hard on people with injuries/disabilities. Maybe just 1-2 openers to keep the energy from fading. I’m not epileptic, but the flashing lights did give me a pretty bad headache. Very dynamic and energetic stage presence though, maybe just a bit too much. I believe From Ashes to New was the only band that used flashing lights, so maybe a warning before hand so people who struggle with that can take a break without missing the whole show. Lastly, I would’ve loved to see Jinxx on that electric violin! Again, absolutely loved the show. I had the best time I’ve had in a while, and I’d love to go again sometime!

Was the best energy I have seen from them in a long time... Sadly that being said as I love Jeff, now he's doing his stuff he won't be gone from my playlist anytime soon. Now Joey, wow Joey's got it all down already. And kicking a*s up there. Wonder if you remember what/where/and if we got you back on time.. We need to do it again sometime.. oooooo and you never sent me the set list.. hahahahahahaha It was cool to say hi to the rest of the band as we went to find food

What an incredible performance! Sounds was a it off. But the bands absolutely killed it. The venues way of opening the bar before doors was not amazing. People who waited for 5+ hours were then let in after. If this is how they operate they should tell people this before the show. My 13y/o was so upset when she got in and we were literally 2nd in line. It really was more like 100th. She even had the "quick pass" which is BS. They charge 25 $ but dont even honor the original line. Won't be back unless it's a band we can't miss.

mxmtoon's performance was a masterclass in heartfelt sincerity and infectious enthusiasm. Her vocals were crystal clear, effortlessly navigating through both her upbeat bops and her more introspective ballads. It was evident that she poured her heart and soul into every note, creating a genuine connection with the audience. The setlist was perfectly curated, a delightful blend of fan favorites and newer tracks, showcasing her growth as an artist. The crowd sang along to every word, creating a beautiful chorus of shared emotion. The atmosphere was electric, yet comforting, a testament to mxmtoon's ability to create a safe and inclusive space for her fans. Beyond the music, her stage presence was captivating. She interacted with the audience with genuine warmth and humor, making everyone feel like a friend. Her anecdotes and stories added a personal touch, making the show feel intimate and special. The production was also top-notch, with vibrant lighting and visuals that perfectly complemented the music. The band was tight and energetic, adding a dynamic layer to the performance. Overall, mxmtoon's show at Showbox SoDo was a night to remember. It was a celebration of music, community, and pure, unadulterated joy. If you ever have the chance to see her live, don't miss it. You'll leave with a smile on your face and a heart full of happiness.

Probably the best performance that I have gotten to see by senses fail! The screaming was epic sounded like the old band, energy was off the hook too. The sound was a bit off and sometimes it was difficult hear various parts of the band from vocals to guitar. Seems like they fiddled with it throughout the set as some songs were great and others a bit off. Senses Fail was my favorite band growing up so I always enjoy seeing them. The screaming made my night, very happy I went out on a Monday night to see them. The stories and setup this time around made the experience really awesome it seems like they’re having fun out there!

The From Ashes To New Boys NEVER disappoint ! Last night in Seattle they gave the type of performance that they are known for . High energy , epic crowd interaction and absolute kindness at VIP. They’d just dealt with having another bus break down and riding with there whole Crew and all the necessary gear In a passenger van with a U-Haul to make it to Seattle for the show to happen. You’d have never known if they hadn’t updated the fans. Shout out to their whole Crew as well!

Fantastic show! Superb band! Will Sergeant is one of the GOATs. Ian or Mac whichever version you get is incoherent at times and also Smashing! Very special to get to see Adam Peters play his cello with them, I won’t forget that for sure. Great mix of songs, would have loved to hear 1-2 tracks from Electafixion, but maybe another time. The only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 was the incredibly dark stage and blinding blue led’s facing the crowd and far too much fog. I also must include one other treat was watching guitarist Gordy Goudie “Simple Minds” rip it up..

Show: One of the best shows I’ve seen in a long time! Phenomenal stage presence and choreography. The backup dancers ripped it up with her! The crowd had great energy. Overall good time! Venue: They could’ve opened the doors sooner considering that it was a sold out show and people were still in line waiting to get in when Tommy Genesis began to play. They’re missing the show at that point and not getting their money’s worth in tickets.

At seventy five years old, I was probably about the oldest person in the room. In my life I've seen a good many of the 'Guitar Gods' including Hendrix, Eddie VH, John Mahavishnu McLaughlin, Clapton in Cream, Michael Bloomfield with Dylan, Jeff Beck, Skunk Baxter, and others. As a fan for the last year or so, I wanted to see these guys in person and they did not disappoint. They were great technically and stage performance wise, total masters of their craft. Polyphia is pushing the envelope of R&R and I dig it. The future is in good hands!

A great concert from City Morgue. The line before the concert went from the venue and wrapped around the corner! When I and my friend first got there people pulled up in an old steampunk-esque car and were blasting City Morgue along with more cars pulling up on the side of the road. vein.fm played for around the first 45 minutes of the concert while I moved up in the crowd and for a first-time listener I thought they had a sick set! The DJ set started and I moshed for GBC, G59, X, and Ski. City Morgue came on and I moshed the first 20 minutes before losing my friend in the moshpit and meeting him at the merch stands. My other friend who is a dwarf got crowd-surfed up to the front and pissed Zilla off not wanting him to go onstage but seeing him get up there was awesome. I got a video of that and me moshing out to Skull and Crossbones. At the end, they started playing the older more iconic songs (nitro cellular/shinners13) and I got my best moments watching SosMula perform on the right side of the stage. The concert ended and we left the venue with Mr. Brightside playing. Overall this concert went amazing for my first concert. The only critique I had is that no new albums had come out or has come out by City Morgue since and for a tour that was marketed around MBA aside from the merch it wasn't MBA-themed and the project might've been scraped entirely.

Casual fan here. I thought the show was fine but a little overpriced for what it was. The show itself was a lot of fun and I really liked the vibe, but I was a little disappointed by the music quality. Death Grips already has a little bit of a muffled sound and so it sounded a lot more muffled than usual. This was true for a lot of the beats and especially his voice, I couldn't make out any lyrics. I wasn't able to recognize a lot of the songs unless the beat was electronic-sounding or a memorable hook. I probably wouldn't go again for the same price but if I was a h******e fan or the concert was cheaper I would see them again.

it was absolutely amazing, was the best experience ever and im so happy i got to see my favorite band live i honestly have no words. i cried when they came on stage and many other times that night and i probably will every other time i see them live whenever that may be because it was such an incredibly emotional experience for me. they interacted with the fans so much and were super sweet. i honestly miss being at the concert and with the other members of the royal council so much, i truly felt like i was at home.

I SO LOVE OOR!! ❤️ I REALLY WANTED TO SEE IT THIS YEAR. MY ELDEST DAUGHTER WENT THO.. I WISH SHOWBOX WOULD LET SHORT PEOPLE IN THE FRONT AND THE TALL FAT PEOPLE IN THE BACK. I MEAN INO ITS A CONCERT BUT SOME GIRLS ARE JUST SO FAT AN TALL THAT US SHORT GIRLS CANT EVEN SEE THE STAGE, LET ALONE TRYING NOT TO GET SQUASHED BY THEM WHEN JUMPING AND DANCING.. GEEZ!! SERIOUSLY, I WISHED SHOW BOX WOULD MAKE THE FRONT ROW LIKE A 4FT SPACE FROM ONE END TO THE OTHER FOR ALL THOSE WHOM ARE UNDER 5'3"... I WOULD HAVE ENJOYED IT BETTER.. I WANT OOR TO COME BACK NEXT YEAR. IM SAVING UP FOR IT. I WISHED I WAS GOING TO "THE ROSE" CONCERT IN NOV. 2022.. BUT CANT AFFORD HOTEL OR TRAVEL COSTS. I LIVE IN MONTANA. I WISHED THEY WOULD COME HERE TO MISSOULA.. OVER ALL, OOR CANT EVER DISAPPOINT ME.. THEY ARE FREAKING AWESOME!! Im 58yrs. old, and love my, J rock and K rock bands.

The show was okay. I actually think that Simple Plan probably had the best set of the night, even though I specifically went to see Sum 41. One of the biggest complaints I would have is more for the venue, seeing as it was nearly impossible to actually see the show unless you were lucky enough to get a spot right by the stage. I am not short, but I still had to stand on my tiptoes most the time to even see the tops of their heads. The only way I could see the show at all was to hold my phone up and use the camera so that I could watch my phone screen to see the stage.

Jacob and the band were awesome! The sound quality was pretty bad which is because the venue has little or no acoustic correction. The audience although very appreciative, all stood still for the 2 1/2 hour long concert. I could barely walk when it was over. Thank you Jacob Collier! I really loved all the audience interaction and how much respect he gave to not just the band but the rest of his crew.

She was amazing. The only issue I had was with the venue. I paid for her VIP experience. Checkin was supposed to be 530-6pm. They did not let us in until about 6:30ish. There were hella people standing in the rain. Then they let people who paid GA into the bar area while we stayed in the rain. I think this was more due to the Venue vs Jojo. The storytelling was nice. Jojo was kind. She was very attentive and present while we asked our questions. The show was amazing. She had high energy and her vocals were on point. I loved the visuals from the light show.

I’m never disappointed by these guys! Saw them twice in October at Ace of Spades ♠️ ... the Trick or Treat your and the next day at Aftershock Festival. This show at Showbox was just as much fun and a totally different stage show 👍 I also had VIP and was able to meet the band 🥰 I only wish the VIP structure had been a little more personal 💜 Can’t wait to see the band again! I wonder where that may be 🤩