Frequently Asked Questions About Reggies Rock Club
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So I missed the first band. Sorry guys. But the next three openers just kept bringing it. Then when D.R.I. jumped on stage, they did what they always have done for the past 40 years. They f*****g brought down the house. It was my first concert, since breaking my foot in an Agnostic Front pit, in which I could get my 57 year old a*s back in the pit. It was so great to be back. Thank you Reggie’s and mor importantly the 5 bands( although I only saw 4) for an incredible night! That’s my Belligerent buddy in the pic. Not me
Absolutely amazing. How cool to see Voivod in a cool venue like Reggies. Talk about a band that genuinely has a blast playing and having fun with the crowd. They are all entertaining and friendly guys. No scripted crowd work here, just an all around amazing and engaging, heart felt performance. Also, Dan Mongrain is a treasure of a guitar player. How Chewy plays complicated song parts so effortlessly and masterfully is one of those things in music that is still magic to a slightly jaded 50 year old me. Big devil horns ups to his Aura Noir tshirt! It's been a few days and I'm still smiling from the performance. Thank YOU Voivod!
My first time seeing the Dollyrots live was on the Underground Garage Cruise’2025. With more than 50 years of the ultimate pleasures of experiencing Live Rock & Roll in many genres, punk music became my soundtrack for life. The warm-up bands were okay.. the DOLLy ROTS , climbed up on stage about 10:30pm, interspersed their Playlist with their couple’s commentaries all done in good fun. The band’s musical performance was a selection of some oldies, covers and their own songs that were well worth listening and dancing to. They ended their set with one of my favorites; a great way to finish their performance! Oh, they took a short break and had their family entertain the audience. Exiting the stage afterwards, they were well greeted by their fans…
Last night the halls of Reggie’s shook as Castle Rat strode forth, crowned in shadow and steel. The Rat Queen herself, iron-voiced and sword-handed, greeted her subjects with tidings both joyous and dire: the Bestiary, tome of terrible might, lay under threat from the accursed Rat Reapress—death incarnate with a skull of vermin and a scythe to match.
With guitars screaming like battle horns, bass thundering like the march of giants, and drums striking like hammers of the gods, Castle Rat wove spells of strength and fury—Wolf I, Dagger Dragger, Cry For Me, Wizard—binding their people to the defense of The Realm. Time and again the Reapress slithered from the void, only to be driven back by the Queen’s blade and the crowd’s might.
But evil is stubborn. With sorcery black as midnight, the Reapress froze the Queen in her tracks and drank her life away before our eyes. All seemed lost, until the Plague Doctor, robed in mystery, raised the host in thunderous chant, pouring forth a forbidden elixir of revival. The Rat Queen rose anew, her sword aflame with vengeance, and cast the Reapress screaming into the abyss.
In the aftermath, Castle Rat led their victorious subjects in revelry unmatched in the chronicles of men—an o**y of triumph and sound, where darkness lay broken and the Realm endured.
Reggie’s is a great venue. We brought our kids (8 and 12) to the show. There is a seating/standing area built into one of the side walls of the venue that allowed them to stand, dance, and watch the bands without getting in anybody’s way or having to navigate a crowd of much taller people.
Save Ferris is just as good as they were when I saw them in the 90’s. This was easily my favorite show of the year.
The opening bands were great also. Bumsy and the Moochers put on a great show with high energy and really good songs. We will all be looking forward to another opportunity to see them.
Burn Rebuild and Blood People, while not the types of bands I usually listen to, were also fantastic and I would recommend seeing them both if you have the chance.
The last show before the Escuela shenanigans. They kicked my boi Tom out so I’m glad I got to see him w the band one more time bc he’s the Main reason I rock w em. Brat was killer, take offense did their thjng, and all tha kids love bonginator. Glad I got to see EG before Reddit and lambgoat decided to poop on em. Live by the tweet die by the tweet
This show was absolutely incredible!!!! TÝR is my favorite band. We got vip tickets to see the acoustic set before the concert and meet the band. I have been a fan for almost 20 years. Seeing them was a bucket list item for me. I can now die happy. Long live TÝR!!! HAIL TO THE HAMMER!!!!!!!
I was only there for Smoke DZA, but everyone did well! Smoke DZA is great in concert and he’s soooo cool! Finally got to meet him! Last year I saw him for the first time and got a signed dollar bill from him. This time I got to meet him! Can’t wait to see what happens the next time! ☺️
Hatriot tore the house down - as usual. It's just a matter of time before these guys blow up and are headlining shows all over the country (if not the world). Tons of energy, great songwriting and a heaviness that echoes both classic thrash metal and death influenced vocals/stylings. Seen them twice and will see them again every time they come to town. We had our chests pressed up against the stage at Reggie's and banged our heads their entire set. Thanks to the Souza brothers and crew for another awesome show 🤘
Wow, just an awesome night. I really enjoyed the venue … intimate, but well laid out with great bartenders.
And, Morgan. Damn - the album I’ve had on repeat for weeks delivered all the feelings. I was a fan before, but even more excited to see what her future holds. Shout out to the band - you all were great and the audience could feel how much you enjoy your craft!
Tommy Newport was amazing. Would go to see him any chance I got. He shows up to jam. I'm 50, don't go to a lot of "clubs", but Reggie's seemed a notch or two above the clubs I went to in my youth. DJ Just Bink was worth the price of admission twice over on her own. Find THAT wherever you can!
Pretty great performance from the whole band. Alex's vocals sounded pretty much like on the album. That one guitarist making the funny faces the whole time and shredding was a real G. I wish nothing but the best for these guys. Bands like Undeath, 200 Stab Wounds, Enforced, and Phobophilic keep people coming back and keep these genres alive.
Also, Alex showed us his chest for a song. People wanted his b**t though.
This show was incredible. Doors said to open at 7 but we got in by 8 and dro got on stage by like 9-9:30 but he was very good and had some hype songs but mostly chill. Midwxst on the other hand, INCREDIBLE. His raw energy was amazing and the crowd and everything, just wow insane. What a show
The opening acts were all great, and it was nice to see Ben Pringle enjoying the show before he had to perform!
The venue is okay, but they kicked everyone out as soon as the bands stopped playing. It would have been nice to have some time to hang with the bands, all of whom seemed very interested.
What a great line-up it was, and it did not disappoint.
Every band was amazing.
First time I heard Caveman Cult and Bewitcher, and they were impressive.
Incantation showed again why they are still around and proved why they are one of the heaviest bands around.
And as always Goatwhore were in the pocket for all their songs.
Awesome show
Insanely good. Dare I say best show I've ever been to? Suffocation played all their best songs and had incredible energy. This venue is an instant favorite- medium small space puts you right up close to the artist, all brick and concrete, all walls 100% plastered over with stickers - this place has history. There's an upper area with booths and seats to chill in, there's also an interesting little bricked step area along the side walls for people to sit on for a raised view. Full bar right on the floor has good beer selection.
Dave Kerzner previewed some of the new material for his new project In Continuum, it sounds great. What a talented band, Randy and Fernando were two great tasteful guitarists with chops and worked great together. Marco Minneman is a monster drummer. Gabriel, the singer did a great job with the new material as well as giving a faithful rendition to the Sound of Contact songs they did. Cool video projection made a nice backdrop. Simply an awesome show, so glad I was able to catch it!
Waited 26 years to see them and they f*****g delivered! Wish there would have been more of the venue posters, it was cool as hell and was told there was only one and it was sold. If there is a way to get one I would really like to have the info on how to get it.