House of Blues Orlando

Amazing show!! I had wanted to see them in concert for years but never had the chance to catch them. I'm so glad Lacey and the rest of the members got back together even if it's just for a time. The show was excellent, the set was about 1.5 hours and covered material from all 3 records. Lacey shared her testimony towards the end of the show and it was touching to hear how low she was at one point in her life. I'm glad the Lord saved her, we would have missed a great talent! I highly recommend seeing them!!

Shane Smith & the Saints delivered an absolute powerhouse performance at House of Blues Orlando on February 7, 2026. From the first note, it felt less like a club show and more like an arena event—huge sound, soaring harmonies, and a stage presence that completely commanded the room. This is a band that has sold out legendary venues like Red Rocks Amphitheatre and Ryman Auditorium, and they brought that same epic, big-stage energy to Orlando. Every song was delivered with passion and precision, building wave after wave of momentum that had the crowd fully locked in. It was the kind of show that reminds you why live music matters—raw, powerful, and unforgettable. Shane Smith and the Saints didn’t just meet expectations; they blew them away.

Marianas Trench is amazing.. the venue is awful for trying to actually see the show though. The merch line dragged on the entire show. The only option is to miss out on one or the other. On a positive note you can actually catch a glimpse of the band while standing in the merch line, there’s no way in hell you’re going to see them unless you bought VIP or stand over 6ft otherwise. This was my 2nd or 3rd time at this venue definitely the most packed and least enjoyable. Forget about drinks, buy them in multiple when you finally get to order.

It was great seeing Jerry and his band again. He puts in a great amount of effort to make sure his sound is right on the money. I watched him during sound check tweak the sound to have his sound dialed in completely. Perfectionist but in a good way. His sound is always on point as each venue is different you have to manipulate it. I have been watching him play since the late eighties in local bars and venues in the Seattle area and his writing and guitar skills have only gotten better over the years. The venue itself is cool, easy parking and there are many places to eat or have something to drink. It is standing room only though unless you pay 150 and up for a seat.

Title: Dropkick Murphys Brought the House Down! If you’ve never seen Dropkick Murphys live, do yourself a favor and fix that immediately. Their show was an absolute powerhouse from start to finish—pure, unfiltered energy that had the entire crowd on their feet (and some off their feet, thanks to the mosh pit). From the first note to the last, they delivered everything you’d hope for—booming bagpipes, pounding drums, and those signature anthems that make you want to raise a pint and sing at the top of your lungs. The setlist was packed with classics like Shipping Up to Boston and The State of Massachusetts, along with a few deep cuts and new bangers that fit right in. The atmosphere? Electric. The band? Flawless. The crowd? A rowdy, beer-soaked, Celtic-punk-loving family. And when they hit the encore, it was straight-up goosebumps territory. Dropkick Murphys don’t just play a show—they put on a full-blown experience. If they’re coming to a city near you, don’t miss it. Your soul (and your eardrums) will thank you.

BLXST quickly became one of MY FAVORITE Artists from His 2020 No Love Lost Release. Ever since then, I've followed him closely. I made it a personal MUST DO to be at one of his concerts. So as soon as I was notified that he would be coming to Orlando (My favorite place and my future home) attending was a No Brainer! I WAS NOT DISAPPOINTED IN THE LEAST! His concert truthfully made for one of the best nights of my entire year. House Of Blues was the Perfect Venue. The size of HOB makes for such a personalized concert experience. The staff were all accommodating, welcoming, and they added to the experience. The Visible Security & Law enforcement presence really ensured the experience was a safe one the entire night. Thank you to the EVGLE himself 🦅, Joony, Leon Thomas, and all members of each of their crew! I'll never forget this night!

Absolutely incredible doesn’t even begin to describe it! Opening band was so full of energy. I don’t think anybody in the venue knew them but by the end everyone was screaming and clapping! The NBT came out and everyone went wild! There was a small incident right at the start of their third song and Conor had to stop for a bit, but security got on it right away. Of all my years going to HOB I’ve never witnessed an incident but I was so glad to see security wasn’t playing and they got to it on a heartbeat. Other than that, production was amazing, the bands were incredible, atmosphere was great. Honestly one of the best concerts I’ve ever been to!

It was an absolutely amazing show. It was the first stop on their Havens tour. The House Of Blues was great as always. Both PIAO and Cassadee Pope put on great openers, I had never heard either of their music but I will certainly look into what they have out from what I heard at the show. As for our guys, Marianas Trench gave die hard fans a love letter of a show. Getting to hear my favorite song Haven’t Had Enough live was an experience I will never forget. Josh better keep his promise and they come back before we have to wait another 5 years to see them here in Orlando ❤️

Wonderful show! The venue had free water, including multiple security members up front making sure people stayed hydrated (and making sure the crowdsurfers were held up and caught safely). They provided glasses upon request. The vip experience was unfortunately pretty short compared to the last time i had a vip experience, but there were so many people in the vip line that it was totally understandable. I still managed to get my vinyls signed and a picture with my favorite band in the whole world on the day before my BIRTHDAY! They're such kind people and the music went so, so hard. So many bangers! The only dissapointment was that the only new singles vinyl the venue had was the parasite vinyl due to shipping issues.

Been seeing TDWP any chance I could get for over 15 years and it’s always an amazing time! I even had the great pleasure to meet them this time! While brief, it was just a great honor to be able to personally thank the boys of The Devil Wears Prada for their work and for sharing this with us. Fit For A King are incredibly nice guys and the stage presence was so intense!! I am so glad I finally got to see them live and look forward to many more to come!

Normally when you see a guitarist, you get a lot of instrumentals. With Nita Strauss, you get an excellent mix of material from her first solo record "Controlled Chaos" (a totally instrumental album) and from her 2023 followup "The Call of the Void." "Void" was unique in that Nita tapped some friends of hers, including David Draiman of Disturbed, Dorothy Martin, and Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. Nita brought along an excellent vocalist who was able to handle the breadth of the vocal talents that was on "Void." Kacey Karlson handled these differing vocal stylings (including Alissa White-Gluz's "death growl" on "The Wolf You Feed") outstandingly, and it added a great deal to Strauss' performance. Whether you get a chance to see Nita as a headliner or as an opening act (she will be continuing with Mammoth WVH in 2024), you would be remiss if you didn't get to the show. Strauss' guitar talents are outstanding, her touring band is tight and powerful, and the show is entertaining.

Nothing More is one of my favorite bands, so even on a bad day, they are still amazing. That being said, the vibe was off; I’m not sure if it was related to the drama going on or what, but I did appreciate Jonny just pushing through it. I know it has been difficult for both him and the band. I think this was the first time seeing Nothing More without them doing an encore (I’ve seen them 6 or 7 times at this point) so that was kinda a bummer too. But still, the show was awesome and I’m wishing nothing but bigger and better things to come their way in the next year! Side note: please don’t tour with Hydro whatever his name is again; I wasn’t impressed and found him to obnoxious, rude, and talentless. I enjoyed the first opener though!

Loved, loved, LOVED Mac's performance. The musicality is there like- words can't describe what I'm thinking and feeling rn. Honestly was in utter shock how well his band played that night, literally speechless. Especially when everyone had their own sesh to jam out with their instruments. So f*****g good. His music is so much better to listen and vibe to live. Bro was hitting them notes like it was church. I honestly wish the audience was more alive ESPECIALLY for Mac's music like bffr. But other the while, I had a beautiful night, I can't wait for another one just like this. Mac please, do come back :')

What a great show! OLN was nothing short of A-MAZING. First time seeing them - won't be the last. Love all the energy that they put out there. Sounded great live. Oh, and they're from my home state of NH! Super cool. Fame on Fire was really good too! Only heard a couple of their songs before, and liked what i heard that night. Only issue was with House Of Blues - Unfortunately, had the incorrect times listed for the bands playing. So, we ended up missing Rain City Drive. =O( Otherwise, it was a fantastic night out with the wifey. So far, Best concert of 2023!!!

I’ve been listening to colony house for years now. Will Chapman is actually the guy that I learned how to drum from, just watching him play and loving his style so much that I started playing that way as well. This was the first concert I ever went to, and it was such a surreal experience. I even turned to my girlfriend and said “is this real?” Just being that close to the band and seeing that they were just as cool in person as they were on YouTube and podcasts and Spotify and every other place I had seen them was the most amazing musical experience of my life

I've waited all my life to see Banks live, and it hurts me so much to give this performance three stars. The two opening acts were each one hour long, which was annoying but it also gave me high expectations of what Banks' stage time would be. Boy, was I wrong; She left after 60 minutes on stage on the dot. She performed very few songs, and although I loved hearing Brain live, she only did one song from III, and I was really looking forward to more. Her performance of Better was subpar compared to the one from the San Diego show, and she even forgot the lyrics to the iconic Beggin for Thread, so at one point the audience was singing for her. At the end of the show, Banks said: "I have been having (present perfect continuous) so much fun. I love you all", and she left. The whole audience was confused, and we waited for her for 30 minutes. It wasn’t even a real goodbye, but she never came back. I went to see her all the way from Ecuador. I've loved her music since I was seven. Although I had so much fun singing along with her to the tracks from The Altar, this show really could have been so much more with a bit more effort. I hope to see you again, Jill. Surprise me.

It was my first time seeing ONE OK ROCK perform live after listening to them for 5-ish years and I was not disappointed at all!! The energy was so fire and the guys really WENT OFF in their performances! They were kind and interactive with the audience and even gave an encore. Stage presence was impeccable! The show totally beats watching a performance video or listening to the album alone!!! 100% percent seeing them again for their next tour!! They were simply unforgettable. Next time, I just gotta snag some VIP tickets! P.S. Fame on Fire and You Me At Six were fantastic when they opened the show! Fame on Fire especially impressed me! They may have earned themselves a new fan ;-)

Hearing this pivotal record for a Thrice come to life was a truly powerful and moving experience for any diehard fan of this band. The ones who stuck with them after Artist In The Ambulance got a treat this tour. They clearly favor this album as their own personal favorite and that’s what you got when they performed it live. Heavy, emotional, bottom ended, and pure. They absolutely killed it. Seeing this live made me fall in love with this album even more. Such a great experience and a great way to put a shine on an old treasure. The signed commemorative poster was a great bonus as well.

Amazing shows. They played new material off of Balance, that we were lucky enough to listen to before the show. They also played some of the songs we know and love from the back catalog that is available right now on Amazon, and I'm sure other places as well. Check this band out live. They have impressed me every time I've seen them. Also spend a little money and download one or more of their releases. You will find yourself listening to them over and over. Or if you're not sure, at least start out by listening to them on Spotify. You will not be disappointed.

They came out on fire, the crowd was churning like a turbulent ocean & then we all experience quite the scare when Josh laid passed out & propped up on his drum kit just a couple songs into their set. Claudio was one of the first to notice Josh & rushed to his side. Josh was able to revive himself after just a few quick seconds & totally regained his composure. The band addressed the crowd stating that they will take a moment to make sure Josh is all good & to have him cleared by the paramedics. If sources are correct, Josh has actually been diagnosed with "Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome." Super not fun! After about 20 minutes or so, Coheed and Cambria recaptured the stage with Josh leading the pack. Chants of, "Josh, Josh, Josh..." filled the air & Coheed once again set HoB Orlando ablaze!