Knitting Factory

Man. It was so good. Opening band Kids That Fly was likely a band I like, but their drum levels were too high to hear anything but the drummer. Aside from that, once The Strike came on, it was the best experience I've ever had with live shows. Chris is absolutely phenomenal in voice and energy. Jay and David are also so incredibly talented, and very fun to watch. They all build off each other and the show just got better and better as it went. I was sad that the end came, yet still so satisfied at the ending. It all flowed together so smoothly. Minimal downtime and even the down time was filled with meaningful interactions. They seemed to really appreciate the fans and their support. On that topic, I was also part of the VIP session beforehand where we got the bag, poster, etc, and exclusive acoustic performance and Q and A. I was very shocked about how down to earth and genuine they seemed. I would gladly do also that portion again, I wish we'd had more time. 20/10 stars or whatever. I'll definitely do another.

Was absolutely amazing! It was my first country concert! I even met the lost dogs after the show, andI met Kelsey Waldon! however I didn’t get to meet Benjamin Tod . I was super bummed about it. I’m in recovery, October 6 I’ll have 4 years sober, his music is a huge part of my testimony, I pray next time I’ll be able to meet him and tell him 🙏

Awesome. I’ve seen them a bunch of times, took the kid, for his first concert, wife and nephew and got the vip package. Nergal and the rest of Behemoth made this such an awesome experience for him. I now have to buy him a guitar as he was instantly intrigued. Will do VIP every single time with the kid.

Fit for a king rocked the house at the knitting factory. They were amazing and even more amazing in person, I got to meet them ❤️ their music is a huge inspiration and motivation to my sobriety. My sobriety date is October 6 of 2022. There is a song called skin and bones off of their first album. It got me through some of my darkest times, until I got into recovery and found God. Even when I found God and got into the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous, I still continued to be a fan, and I have fallen more and more in love with every album, they come out since their first one.

I'd been looking forward to this show for a looooong time, and it was definitely worth the wait! The show was great, the music was fantastic, the crowd was soooo engaged, and his tribute to Fiji was incredibly moving, not to mention it was my favorite Fiji song. 💔❤️ Definitely bittersweet. Maoli has one of the best vibes and greatest voices in the reggae biz! I've NEVER seen an artist smile so much during a performance and you can definitely tell he loves and belongs on the stage! I can't wait for the next one, so pleeeease come back to Boise!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

They sang their entire album as well as announced a new album + sang a couple of their new songs! Fantastic job! Kept the energy within the venue going! Oxymorrons, Nevertel, and Stray View also performed well and kept things exciting too! The concert itself was an awesome experience! For a 6 1/2 hour show and as a 30 year old concert attendee, it was one of the best experiences I’ve had in a long time! You can plan on me going to another one of Sleep Theory’s concerts!

It was beautiful music, but with the exception of the encore, it was pretty low-energy and very soothing, so not a great "concert". Something that I'd like to listen to when I'm relaxing or need to relax. In other words, it kind of lulled me and I got a little tired. Again, I hate making this sound like a bad review, because that's not my motive. I loved the music, just not thrilled with the concert, if that makes sense. Would I go again? I would, just with different expectations and mindset.

palaye royale is one of my favorite bands, i’ve been listening to them since the begging of 2023 and i love them so much, i went to this concert with my best friend, we found out about it in july and everyday texted each other to remind each other than we were going to it. it was an AMAZING concert, i would love to go see them again!! im sadly no longer friends with the girl i went with, but we had so many great memories, including this concert! i also love i see stars, so it was so cool they were one of the openers!! along with weathers and diamante!

This was an amazing concert at a brilliant intimate venue. I didn't see much of grieves, as I went to see horrorshow. Solo was absolutely incredible, talented, authentic, genuine, vulnerable and humble. One of the greatest ever to come out of Australia and in the hip hop genre all together. It was a pleasure meeting Nick and spending time with someone who genuinely connected. Street sweepers were a lovely surprise. First time hearing of them, full cypress hill style vibes. Old school funk in a fresh hip hop package. Fantastic.

What an amazing show! The setlist was EPIC! The fact they were able to utilize the majority, if not all of their production on such a small stage was quite impressive! Not only was it a testament to their passion to give the fans the best show possible, but a fantastic job by the touring crew, the unsung hero’s of live music as well. I’m quite familiar with this venue and the logical challenges is presents on the production side, and I am aware of what obstacles the touring crew had to overcome to make this happen. Great work by all, and an amazing show!

Great show. Obituary shined. Sepultura was decent enough... Agnostic Front rocked (but needs a higher mix on the vocals)... and Claustrophobic was great as well. I'd give the show a 4.5 but since there is no 4.5 I'm stuck with 4. The only way it would have been better would have been... MAX!

Fan-freaking-tastic. Although the opener wasn't really up my alley, I respected them well enough. Spoon though totally blew the venue away. Very emotional, in-it and present band. They were very tight and played their music so solid that they were able to get away with incredible solos and had fun with the audience. Their solos in particular showed a lot of depth and emotion. I loved how spacey some of them were, and how driving others were. I found it extremely hard to keep my ear protection in the whole time. They're a hungry band. Now's the time to see them.

It was my first time to the knitting factory but not my first Spoon show. The venue was great. Intimate and the sound was perfect. I’m so tired of seeing them open for other bands when they should be the headliner. I will continue to seek out their headlining stops since you get a full show. My only complaint is I wanted more. Forget and opening act and do two sets! Like the jam bands. Spoon has the talent and the material. I was in England during Glastonbury a few years ago when Arctic Monkeys headlined. We watched on BBC. They were fine but I agreed with the British journalist who said he saw Spoon in a club the same week and felt they should have been headlining Glastonbury. Spoon rocks and if you’ve never seen them live check them out.

I was a little leery of a $30 show at the Knitting Factory but looking back, I'd have paid easily $60 for that experience. Over all the shows I've seen, that was among the most memorable and best I've seen-- totally worth the money, whatever amount. Crowd was totally wild and super engaged-- either they were in what was among like the top ten pits I've been in, or they were singing lyrics in the back. Like seriously, the crowd really came through on the pit. Streetlight Manifesto was all super engaged too and were actually thankful to the crowd, rather than being some jaded older band like I was kinda worried they might be by now. Very high energy too-- they were in the music just as much as the best of the audience. SM was totally legit. They are still just as completely transcendent as they were right from the start.

I did not attend the Hells Belles in Boise. I went to the Coeur d'Alene show on the boat. I've been to a few concerts and seen some big-name bands but Hells Belles topped all of them. Very musically talented with lots of energy, they delivered a show that was second to none. I'm going to convert to being a Morman so I can marry them all. Can't wait to see them again.

This band is the GOAT I mean dam talk about precision and tight it crazy how much chemistry this band has! All 4 members played there a*s off and it was so prog but still had lots of pop elements! They are definitely leading the way in the future music almost like modern day Tool or Meshuggah, seriously that good!🤘🤘🤘

We (my fiance, his son and I) had a absolute time at this event! Their interaction with the crowd is absolutely 5 star along with the music! Every part worth the experience of seeing them for the first time, while at this venue was a first as well! Not only are the Steel Panthers musical genius; they are also showmen with a little comedy, improv, and a lot of hell yeah moments! I would like to aside say that the experience we had was like no other. Being embraced by fellow metal heads, a motorcyclist group (you know who you are 🥰🥰) being watched over and helped to experience the concert better and up front was absolutely amazing! people I met and danced with so many awesome people! Our family was talking and will be talking about this experience always🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

Show was awesome had a bunch of fun shoulda went the the premium seating though I brought some fam but really that isn't the shows fault. Even the lead band was fire so you'd really be missing out if you like metal. I'd say if they do that venue again make sure you give yourself lots of time to find parking.

hi Mr.watson you may not rmember me i am from sandy utah but i went to your concert it rocked but i wished to tell you again to keep on singing and that God has given you a gift and that you have inspired me to sing iam 12 years old and a fan hope to see you at boise agian kaylia

I brought my 6 year old daughter with me and it was her first concert. I feel like she got so much positive attention by both performers as well as all the other people in the crowd. Now that she knows how much fun concerts can be she's going to be my new concert buddy. ❤ Thank you!