Observatory

Great show all the way around. Tim Barry wears his heart on his sleeve and plays gutsy folk punk and shared personal stories throughout his opening set. Quicksand always puts on an energetic show with some classic hits and some of the newer tracks. Super positive guys and great set. Hot Water Music had the crowd's full attention and really impressed me with their appreciation for the 30 years of support from their fan base. Always love coming to shows the Observatory.

Best concert I've been to in a while. The only thing is the time that they came on that was listed here was wrong. It said they come on at 7 but that's actually when doors open, they didn't come on till about 9. All I'd recommend is either make it so bandsintown States the time they ACTUALLY come on or check the venues website to clarify the time they come on! Luckily I checked the observatory website so I got there before doors opened and wasn't confused.

I was pleasantly surprised to see there was no queue for the will call tickets. Parking was such a breeze too! The venue itself was great - there’s a raised dias in the back that allows short folks like me to stand on to see the stage. Now as for the band itself, I was so happy they took the stage at around 8:45pm. They were ELECTRIC. I loved their music and synergy. And the drummer? Oh my god. Ladies, be on your most effective birth control because that man, on his kit, is f***ing POTENT. He can get your ovaries going if you know what I mean - and I’m menopausal! I love, love, love Lettuce and the Observatory was the best place to see them at!

The band themselves were great, but everything else was horrible. The crowd was the worst. Basically, vultures surrounding the bass player. I had people try to force their way into my spot (I wasn't even close to him, by the way). Left a bad taste in my mouth since I've been to this venue before, and usually, the crowds are chill. Once again, the band sounded great, but the people there really aren't there for the music.

i waited for this day for so many months and i don’t see my self thinking it was horrible. this day was the best day ever. i made sure to record every moment to look back when i feel alone. jxdn is the only artist to make me feel like it’s okay being me. loving him and seeing his improve these past 3 years have really been the best. not only jxdn as a person makes me feel okay but so does his music . you don't know how proud i am of you, You are the best artist this world has ever had, it's complete. Everything you've achieved to date, the way you've done it, always with your feet on the ground, dedication and love, has been more than deserved.

I love the Adicts but unfortunately I wasn't able to see them, because the ticket I got was for a festival with other bands and the Adicts, I would have love to just see them on their own. By the time I got to the even they had already played. They did post the time they were going to preform but I guess they moved them up. I was pretty sad. But I do hope to see them and only them in person again.

Whitechapel put on one hell of a show. It's not the bands fault by any means. The audio engineers failed at this show. The left side cabs kept cutting in and out. Which was not only aggravating but made it sound like djent instead of deathcore. The mixing for all the openers Entheos, Signs of the Swarm, and Archspire were all good. Most venues can't seem to get the mix right. Phil's vocals seemed to not come that well thru the mic except on his cleans. Whitechapel was awesome and the show must go on. Disappointing. This venue is either a hit or a miss on audio mixing.

The Acacia Strain is a dastardly wicked band. A long time ago a friend of mine said that having a set that consists of 35-45 minutes of mosh songs just wasn’t good. I beg to differ. People mosh to the opening into of the beast before 1 guitar riff even hits and goes all the way til the last guitar riff in carbomb. Truly wild.

Well the first band was pretty interesting and The Black Satellite was okay. Typical band from New York. But Devildriver put on a great show. I have seen them now a total of 6 times and this was the first time in years and they still got it. I'm happy to see that Dez is alive and well after getting Covid but dude is the greatest. Thank you Devildriver for always being you and for keeping me sane all these years with awesome music.

We made eye contact for like .5 seconds, life is great (just kidding). The venue was pretty great, i was to the right of the stage away from the crowd and still enjoyed it. I really enjoyed the openers, and loved how Slater came out during one hundred geese. But most importantly i loved when he performed ‘sitting in the back of my car’ because that’s my favorite song of his 😭😭. I would 100% go again.

it was a good time because of the music and the people. the crowd went all out dancing and in 70s fashion. it seemed like everyone had so much fun, which can just make or break an event like this. but the atmosphere was just okay— there was no disco ball! No real dance floor, just an empty event space. It’s really just an dj playing tracks and fading each one into the next song. And i looove hall & oates and queen, but that’s not disco.. some of the tracks were just off. the dj was a musician who was trying to hype up the crowd and did a great job for awhile, but without much else to it, it got a bit underwhelming i love this idea and think it has so much potential to be a much better event. it was worth the $15 for the fun of it because there aren’t a lot of bars or restaurants that play disco.

Honestly there’s something truly unique about Why? Yoni and Josiah are truly immensely talented, the fact that a two piece were able to strip down their catalog while still capturing the essence of each song speaks volumes. They’re both very kind whenever I awkwardly approach them at the merch booth or venue. I’m thankful to be on the same planet as them at this moment in time. Why? Inspires me to want to be a better musician myself. Don’t sleep on this band or the extensive work of Yoni & Josiah. “Into the barely blur beyond Hold on what's going on? Hold on Hold on what's going on? Into the barely blur beyond Hold on, hold on Hold on what's going on? Into the barely blur beyond Hold on Hold on what's going on? Into the barely blur beyond Hold on” 🖤

This venue has great FRIES!!! There food was great!! We ordered food and ate at the top peacefully during the opening act!! And because there’s tiers we were able to go to the pit tier relatively easy and it was such a fun concert despite the securities being NARCS and insisting I was hiding something in my platform boots 🤨🤨 TOVE LO WAS AMAZING AS ALWAYS!! She forces everyone to dance and that’s what makes her concert so fun! It’s like a club!

The show itself was great and all the bands were amazing. Cannibal Corpse's guitars were a bit too loud to the point you couldn't really hear George's vocals, but still a good time. What wasn't however were various aspects of the venue, from parking to entry, to rules of conduct. 1. Parking was a hassle in the sense you had to wait for the people who handle that business to get there. If you're like me and prefer to get to places early to secure a spot in the front section of the line, this is an ass backwards way to do things. To top it off, when the responsible staff did arrive and was setting up, I got told contradictory things. 2. They were offering fast lane upgrades for 20$, so I got one. What they don't tell you is that it's basically only good for getting you in to get to the bar and merch tables before standard ticket holders. After that, it's a literal cluster fuck where people are just standing around waiting to get in making it to relatively pointless where you were in line initially and defeating the presumed point of the fast lane ticket. Speaking of tickets they never scanned my qr code for my ticket or fast lane pass). Fortunately I still secured my spot in front of the stage. Nearly dead center too. 3. The venue's faq section on their website states "no crowd surfing or stage diving" and that people will be removed from the venue for doing it. Yeah, no. That's why I got kicked in the side of my face and back of my head 4 times, 3 of which where from the same person in a row. The first kick was hard enough to nearly make me black out and I'm pretty sure I had a mild concussion. If you have rules and policies maybe I don't know? Enforce them?

This was a great show as usual fkr bad suns. But first the two warn up bands. I mused most of little images. By they are great i eanna see them again. Girlftins is little like lincoln park but then baad suns. Came out to play with sexy new'dews' and serve Two of these guys were sporting sexy miam I vi c e cool they might bring sexy back. The othe

Ani DiFranco was amazing. She was passionate, energetic, friendly, happy, and having fun. She played so many good old songs. She kept her poise during interruptions and told stories. The sound quality and volume were perfect. The audience was excited and loving. It’s like when her fans congregate, we’re long lost family to each other. Ani DiFranco is an inspiration. This show was especially meaningful after reading her book.

Yo if anyone has a video of Ski singing SAD by X can you send me it please. I was literally right next to him. It was during the part where the lyrics are “ I’m lost and I’m found but it’s torture being in love” looking all over social media for it, but can’t find it. My @ is alex_blokdyk on insta. Best concert of my life!!!

The band was........OMMMMMMMMazing! Even when some technical difficulties arose still conquered the crowd. This was a much more rocking show than the last time I saw them at the Regent a year prior. Really hoping for a new record soon. Definitely will see them the next time they come thru!! If you've never seen them, treat yourself instead of cheating yourself. Just be sure to bring that *fire OG* with you!!

I brought my niece and daughter because she is a huge fan. I was expecting to be slow, and was kind of dreading it. Listening to slow mellow music isn't what you really want to listen at a concert, am I right or wrong, you tell me. Anyways..... Shane is a talented artist. His live music is more upbeat then the album for sure. Thankfully for my own sake☺️ He had the whole venue dancing and singing along which was great to see. I loved him so much, we're seeing him again this week!!!