Abbotsford Centre

Always unbelievable! Bart Millard was stellar as always even as he is recover from laryngitis. Come back soon lads

I am going for dinner tonight I think you should get some rest and sleep.

Incredible! Thank you TobyMac for an unforgettable night. We are all pretty impressed with how the e energy only increased as the evening went on. Till next time!!

Amazing line-up! Loved Mac Powell. Toby Mac was doing his thing, and he does his thing very well. Great show!

I've always wanted to see my childhood favorite band live and my wish came true. Really fantastic show and they sounded amazing. I was also deeply touched by David's words.

Amazing concert. Staging and lighting production was incredible. Perfect venue size and location. Perfect balance of Christmas songs and their hits. 2hrs of music with no openers

All the bands were excellent. Good energy from the stage through the fans.

Disturbed sounded great, Tyler Connelly sounded off but Theory were still fine.

Best metal show ever!!! 8 th time seeing Megadeth and 2nd time seeing Bullet for my Valentine! And they did not disappoint!!!!. And the sound quality was so amazing! Fuck Metallica!

This was the first concert I ever went to, and I couldn’t have had a better time

Simple Plan did an epic performance and honestly exceeded my expectations (the vocals, the instruments, the set list, the fan engagent, the lighting, EVERYTHING). Venue was well-organized, and they rocked it!

The concert was amazing 👏 I love concerts at the Abbotsford Arena as it is a little smaller than Roger's or BC Place in Vancouver so it gives a bit more of an intimate feel. The arena is great, staff are friendly Brett was incredible!! Though I wish he sang a little longer. Lord knows he has enough music to do a full 2 hour show. The event was extremely poorly advertised so a lot of people didn't even know it was happening till it was to late. I think this resulted in poor attendance People just don't know what they were missing!!! ❤️🤗🍻

Brett Young was absolutely amazing to see. Me and my husband were in the pit so pretty close to the stage and it was a blast! Brett and his crew put on a 5 star performance and I am so glad he decided to continue his tour in Canada because it was originally cancelled.

What an absolutely amazing show but then again it's Styx. No wonder, pretty much my all time favourite band since I was a teen. One of my most played albums, Grand Illusion. I was not disappointed last night. Fantastic show! 😍

Great show great venue, one area for improvement was the sound mixing, back up singers were very faint

Alice Cooper Killer was my first album purchase. I saw Alice at the Pacific Coliseum in 1978. It was my first live show. He was my first rock and roll hero. Needless to say, I have a soft spot for The Coop. He was and is a great entertainer. He has surrounded himself with an outstanding band who more than make up for any losses in Cooper's vocal work or physical abilities. Highlights: Alice dug deep into his catalogue to play "My Stars" from the School's Out album; all of his 70s hits were welcomed by me. "Escape" from Welcome to My Nightmare and "Be My Lover," "No More Mr. Nice Guy," "Eighteen," "Billion Dollar Babies," and "Under My Wheels" were all performed with great energy. The songs that got the biggest pop - "Poison," "Feed My Frankenstein," and "Teenage Frankenstein" are of the period that I tend to ignore. "Hey Stoopid" from the same period was also played and epitomizes the dictactic quality of the period that leaves me flat. Fortunately, he has produced some great tunes later in his career and those helped off set the weaker sections of the set; weak by my standards ... the number of phones recording those moments would show me as wrong. Alice closed the night with a rousing rendition of School's Out that included his introductions of his band and well deserved celebrations of their work. The songs end led to a well deserved standing ovation for the legend and his band. I'm not sure if Alice will be back, or whether he should, but regardless Saturday night in Abbotsford, The Coop reminded us all how Vaudeville and rock came together to invent the rock and roll show. Thanks for the memories Alice; you will always be a hero.

The was unreal and awesome was the best show since all this covid crap Alice and Nita were Awesome 👌

Great show, Brkn Love, Monster Truck and Big Wreck were all highly entertaining. We were happy to see them at Abbotsford Center as the sound there was much better than the Commodore, where we have seen Big Wreck the last three tours, for some reason the sound at the Commodore is muddy...Great choice of venue.

It was like glorified karaoke, was good karaoke but. . . Meh. Lead singer slaps his belly a lot.

All three bands were great cult could have played a few more of their hits instead of a couple nobody liked