The Fillmore Philadelphia

Overall great venue. This concert had seats and the stage was high enough to see everyone well (except the drummer who needed a riser). Generally good sound, but I noticed a persistent fan noise. Too many hazers? The lights? Otherwise top notch, I doubt many people noticed. Noah Reid is an incredibly talented singer/songwriter and the show exceeded my high expectations! He has a great band and I love that he also called out his sound person by name when introducing everyone.

VOILA was excellent and put on a fantastic show! I enjoyed them immensely. I felt so fortunate to get to see them and be up close. I listened to them so much when I found them in 2020. I had an absolute blast. The people at the venue were great. The crowd was well-behaved. Thank you so much!

The band and show were top notch. The girls just get better and better. The dark spot of the evening was the mediocre air conditioning at The Filmore in Philadelphia. Live Nation needs to invest in a better and more robust system. Once the venue filled up it became almost as warm and humid as outside. My wife had an asthma attack a short way into the show, so we got help from the staff who were great, although they had her just inside the entrance which is not air conditioned. They sat her in front of a large fan which helped and gave us drinks. So there we stayed listening to the rest of the show. One plus that was due to show being live-streamed online, they had it also on several monitors where we were.

This was an amazing experience to meet her & my first concert. I've been a fan since she wrote "Monster". Bebe is a big talent she will always be my favorite. I love all of her music as long as she's in it I'm good. I think Bebe is a young, talented & beautiful woman who has a big heart & is gusty who is honest which is the best way to be with herself, family & friends. Thank you Bebe & your crew for a great memory that was unforgettable!

It was soo goodd, you can tell the band has a really great connection to one another and that they’re very experienced in performing. The lead singer also has an absolutely incredible voice live which isn’t always easy to maintain. Overall, they just have a great vibe and everyone at the concert was also really kind—I think that just reflects really well on the band itself <3 I can’t wait to see them again!

The show was amazing! Ari's performance: Nothing less than I expected--she performed songs from both of her studio albums and from LPs. She sounded amazing and engaged with the crowd throughout the night. Her band and backup singers were also on point. Venue: the line to get in moved very quickly. Security was swift. Every staff person I came into contact with was personable and attentive. Refreshments: I had wine and curly fries. Both were reasonably priced and fine quality.

Isabel LaRosa and her brother Thomas are just pure talent. The sister and brother duo create such amazing art on and off the stage. Had the pleasure of going to this show and the amount of talent they have is insane. Isabel’s vocals and engagement with the crowd was just a 10/10! At one point the whole crowd put up their lights and when Isabel said jump everyone did! These are two amazing individuals that have to be on your watch list this year! Also they usually hang out after the show at the merch table and are more than happy to chat and talk. Fan care by these two is a 10/10!

I saw Fae back on "in the shadows"tour dont quite remember alot of that one,so I made sure to get tickets to this one,would've liked to have seen denner/ruzz in the line up,Becky did a fuckin great job on bass,king is the man a he sounded unbelievable! That show was up there with my top 2 concerts which was Maidens"powerslave"and Dio-"Sacred Heart" tours,plus I have to add king is very down to earth: a friend of mine had met him some time ago,right after I had gotten arrested wearing the "black funeral"album ep make up,so he liked the story so much he sent home a personal autograph to me to stay heavy ! Fuck yeah ! Great show guys

I go way, way back with Mercyful Fate, all the way back to the first EP. I'd never seen them live, though. So when I heard they were doing a tour here in 2022, I was all in. Entered The Fillmore a little late, during Kreator's set. Heard "Flag Of Hate" and "Pleasure To Kill", both of which sounded pretty awesome. Super tight, super heavy. Then, right on time, Fate hit the stage. Cool stage, with the big upside down cross all lit up, and the pentagram castle thing up behind the drum riser. They started off with "The Oath" and it was just fantastic. The King was hitting ALL the notes, and the band was just blistering. After they did "Corpse Without Soul" they broke out a new song, "The Jackyl Of Salzburg", which truth be told, was pretty good, albeit unfamiliar. From that point on, it was just a string of classics. "Curse Of The Pharaohs", "Doomed By The Living Dead", "A Dangerous Meeting", "Evil", "Melissa", "Black Funeral", "Come To The Sabbath", all of them just crushing. "Satan's Fall" was the encore, practically an encyclopedia of classic riffs. King Diamond sounded fantastic and was in total command. I've been to plenty of shows through the years and I've seen plenty of great gigs, but no lie: this one is easily in my top five all-time. It was like being transported back to 1984.

The song wheel is one of the coolest things i’ve seen a band do on a tour! Love the concept and loved the band. Shane stopped in the middle of a song to make sure a woman was safe after she became unconscious in the pit. The bands just wanted all of us to be safe and it spoke volumes of their character. If you haven’t seen Silverstein live, what the hell are you doing man?

Only recently discovered Laufey and am very pleased I did! She writes and performs wonderful music and certainly has the voice for them. My wife was less familiar with her music and she loved the show. A pleasant surprise was noticing the audience was more than half older teens and twenty something's. Seems jazz is having a renaissance of sorts, but that's fine with me. I can certainly understand how her entire tour is SOLD OUT. Anyone reading this who has good taste in music will definitely enjoy her show. Next time around, (and I'm sure there will be a next time around), you might want to snag some tickets. You won't be disappointed.

I've been a fan of Anthrax since the mid-90's, and this was my first time seeing them live. What an incredible experience! Amazing performance! Incredible introduction. I also brought my 15 year old son and this was his first concert ever, and he's a newly minted Anthrax fan. I'm so proud to see this music pass down to a younger generation. He even caught a guitar pick at the end. From Philly with love, we thank you Anthrax!

The concert itself was awesome! It’s just that I’ve never been a big fan of venues where you have to stand. I mean it makes sense for a concert because you want to be able to jump around and fist pump into the air but it sucks when you’re 5’2 standing behind a group of people who are at least 5’6. Either way I had an amazing time and the band was more than awesome!

I wish I could rate the show 100 stars, but sadly the site only gave me 5 ;( BUT THE SHOW WAS AMAZING!!! I was so excited hearing that Joey and Brae we’re having a concert and once I heard about it I wanted tickets right away They made the show a blast and I loved seeing them live, and they were so nice when they gave autographs too! While in line for the shirts, I didn’t have anything at the moment for them to sign, so my sister gave me her receipt from the bar, they signed it haha, they also signed my shirt as well pfft I hope they do more concerts in the future because I’ll definitely come back to see them :) -Bridget :D

This show was so rad. I don’t get to to go see shows much. I’ve just started recently. It was my first time doing all bands on this ticket. It was good to see Frank introduce a new band (Pet Needs). They had a decent stage presence. That comes with time. The front man’s self-chiding about his father’s approval of him bring a musician was amusing. The Bronx were fucking phenomenal! It was great to see Avail! Just as rad as I hoped they would be. Frank and the Sleeping Souls put on an amazing set! I’m glad I finally got to see him AND them!

All performers were PHENOMENAL!!! A little overkill with the repeat offender crowd surfing and mini mosh pit (this was not a Slayer concert lol). There were also a few people who felt the need to throw their beer cans/cups into the crowd, but hey - we can't all be mature. Killer performances from ALL BANDS including Lilith Czar. Great stage theatrics, as well! Venue was a little packed, some of us like sardines, most with no masks and there were no vaccine checks, opposed to what what was advertised online. Would I go again? HELL YES!!! One of the best concerts I've been to, hands down. Thank you for this awesome lineup!!! And kudos to those working the bar inside. Nice job! :)

This event was major! Was not there to enjoy myself but their performances brought smiles out of my rough year and brought history back in a positive way. Good viewing ill (from ill&alscratch) supporting the S.P.Reunion on stage with them & meeting up with ill few days before. Major luck to the whole team that they maintain their positive strive for their music. -Highly recommend music supporters to grab those tickets for that Philly HiP~HoP.

Enslaved was just flawless. My experience: This is the first I have seen Enslaved. They were intense and brutal. Very well received by American Crowd. Deceased were a really good band, not what I expected but they were unique in their own way. I am new to Philly so had come alone. I came to smoke a cigarette outside after their set. I thought Deafhaven were next in line up. But I overheard two smokers having a chat saying Enslaved was next. I started a conversation with them. Shout out to them. Came all the way from Nashville to City of brotherly love. The hype was real after a month of overdosing on Frost album. As we all walked inside after finishing our cigarettes, we could hear enslaved synth had already started. And the Norwegian Giants were all set. The vocals were massive and off the roof which made it even more intense. Blast beats were on point. The atmospheric feel of the synth was very well balanced. The guitars were crunchy, a perfect tone for a black metal band. The song in between where kjellson came with a staff was very unique. Game me a Wardruna vibe. Overall it was a good night.

Fucking Kicked Royal Ass !!! Please come and hit this East Coast a shitload more !!! You have a HUGE fan base out here who are not fortunate to travel far and wide to see all of your Greatness, Passion and fucking rawness that you embrace !! Have seen a bunch of your bands since ...kicking ass up in New York, but Jersey pits need to be fed some Carcass as well !!!...’White Eagle Hall ‘ in Jersey City, NJ has phenomenal sound ..’House Of Independents’ in Asbury Park as well as Stone Pony in Asbury park New Jersey and our Starland Ballroom in Sayreville New Jersey = four fucking venues that would go ape shit wild to have you feed their frenzied mosh pits !!!... if you come we will tear that shit up !!! Please come - we hunger to share the passion , adrenaline and release !!! 👊🏼🤘🏼Tom - please come and GoTheFuckOff on your guitar riffs dude !!!...I could listen to that shit all fucking night looooong !!!