Hard Rock Live Orlando

What a treat to see JuanesTeban! We loved listening to his timeless music and a few surprises on the setlist. Paid for a seat, I should have gone to the pit. He got off the stage serenaded the people very up close. First time seeing him live, and will not be my last .

Insanity. My only complaint is the walls of death were lame as hell. Not the band’s fault, just not the right crowd I feel like. But the mixing was great, energy was there, Jinjer was an INSANE opener and Matt from Trivium is such a cool guy. 9/10 would get elbowed in the face again

The last time I saw Trivium was on the Crusade tour in 2006. My oh my, how things have changed. Some bands are never as good as those first few years of their popularity. Some remain consistent for decades. Others—the select few—age like fine wine, their live performances showcasing how far they’ve come as musicians and people. Trivium is of the select few. Matt Heafy is a commanding frontman and should be viewed as the gold standard for crowd interaction. 12/14/2025 proves once again, always see a band in their hometown.

Great show! We felt like we were able to see two headliners. The Fixx opened and played for about an hour and played every one of their hits. UB40 was the closing act and they had a solid 11 piece band. The bass instrument in my opinion was a little distorted and “muddy sounding “ but overall it was a good show. It was a hot night as usual in Florida. My only complaint is the concession prices. $10 for a 12 oz beer and $12 for a 12 oz seltzer?

Jessie Reyez's concert was nothing short of absolutely amazing !Her energy was wild and electric, but there were also moments of stillness that gave me goosebumps. You could see how deeply she connects with her music and that connection became ours. I laughed, I cried, I cheered, and I left feeling seen in ways I didn’t expect Jessie Reyez reminded me that music can heal, break, and rebuild all in one night. She’s more than an artist she’s a truthteller, a force, and an absolute gift.

GB was awesome. They sounded just as good as ever. Their stand-in drummer, Dean Butterworth of Good Charlotte, was amazing. Giving only 3 stars because the event felt mismanaged in several ways: opening act Orianthi is an amazing blues guitar player, but her music is not the same genre as GB-- it did not feel like a good match; Orianthi played over an hour so GB didn't take stage until around 10:30pm (for an 8:30pm show). What i will remember most from this show is the uncomfortable seating at Hard Rock Live: the seats were so close together and uncomfortable. It's hard to enjoy a show when you feel like you are a sardine in a tin can.

Considering this was my first concert ever, it was absolutely amazing!!!! The band has some of the most talented players ever and everyone clearly had so much passion for their art. The love for music was tangible and really spoke to me as a saxophonist, it made me miss playing in band and music all over again! Additionally, we were apparently one if not THE largest crowd venue and even got Wednee Lee and Raj in the same concert, an apparently rare combo for them both to be at!! On top of all that the band lead (and the band as a whole) had amazing stage presence and great charisma. Cowboy Bebop is my favorite anime in the world and I'd see this LIVE show multiple times over given the chance :)

Most wonderful concert. His voice is more amazing each tine I see him. I saw him both days Thursday and Friday and each was wonderful and memorable. A very humble young singer with a huge heart. Hope he will come to Florida soon. I saw his first American concert in ft lauderdake few years ago and he is more amazing each tine I hear him

I have seen Melissa in concert more times than I can count. From the first time at the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City (where I used a fake id to get in the c****o since I was not even 18 in the late 80's ) through last night, Melissa has never disappointed. She played all her hits and the sold out crowd sang along. My husband who usually doesn't attend concerts with me, always looks forward to the shows which speaks volumes. I am already looking forward to my next show.

It was super extremely fun all 3 bands were amazing I did not know the first 2 bands but I’m glad I found about them last night great songs and great energy the only reason I have 4.5 instead of 5 is because it was wayyy to hot inside like one girl passed out behind me but other than that great concert great music and great artists

This show is the ultimate in improv, even more hilarious than we expected it to be. The brains of Ryan Stiles, Joel Murray, Jeff B. Davis, and Greg Proops must be wired with fiber-optic cable; they respond faster than Google! What a fun, fun night filled with laughter and applause. The guys got a standing ovation, which was well-deserved. The venue was great, too. Hard Rock Live had plenty of bartenders and ushers, and everything ran well, including that there was no line in the ladies’ room.

Streetlight was amazing, and has tons of energy throughout the show. I only take a star away because the venue took about half the show to actually dial in the house audio mix. I could barely hear anything but badly distorted bass through some of my favorite songs, and it actually started to physically hurt my ears at some points. About half way through, they seemed to finally get it, but it just seemed extremely amateurish for such a big venue. Maybe they were not used to a Ska band, but that's really not an excuse for a professional audio engineer. This was not the bands fault, they were absolutely amazing! If you're a fan of their music whatsoever, you owe it to yourself to catch one of their live shows!

These guys never slow down. They have been entertaining now for almost 50 years. Each one is an accomplished musician, and they are the greatest group of guys. I have loved them dearly since I was 18 years old. One security guard (independent contractor) Grabbed me by the shoulder and let some woman stand in the front row, without front row tickets.

Red and Mammoth WVH opened for Alter Bridge. Mammoth WVH were awesome! Their mix was perfect, and Wolfgang's voice was excellent! Alter Bridge is one of my favorite bands, and they put on a great performance. The mix seemed a little too loud. The speakers were distorting, and the sound wasn't as clear as Mammoth's mix. There were technical difficulties with one of Myles Kennedy's guitars, but the rest of the band covered brilliantly by playing some improved music! That was very cool! Overall it was a great experience, and I love seeing shows at Hard Rock Live.

Sooo goood!!! I hadn’t seen them live since 2005 and they’ve only gotten better! Maintained a nice spot against the stage in front of Mark Tremonti. BONUS. Even caught a bass pick. Mammoth WVH was impressive! Such talent. Wasn’t that into Red but that’s ok. This is my third time at Hard Rock Live and it’s an awesome venue. Worth traveling 2+hours.

Absolutely one of favorite shows, as this was my third time seeing Jason Bonham. Being a Led Zeppelin fan, growing up in the 70’s, this is pretty close to seeing Led Zeppelin without actually seeing the original band in my opinion. The music, the sound, and the venue was epic. Thanks again for stopping by Orlando, Fl to share an amazing night with us, listening to my favorite band of all time!

Dirty Honey brought the house down. Superb musicians and showman. They are playing well beyond their years. The opener Naked Gypsy Queens were also awesome especially considering they had to jump on for this bill so late. Hard rock always plays a great host. I hate coming to Orlando for just about anything but Hard Rock makes it worthwhile. Helpful/ friendly staff. Quality service. Elite sound.

What a talent! I expected a great performance but WOW we were blown away!! Totally impressed with her! Her voice ❤️ and her guitar playing is right up there with the big names!! Awesome is not strong enough word, and she’s beautiful to boot!! Two big thumbs up 👍 👍. Can’t wait to see her again!!

There are truly not enough words to encapsulate Saturday evening. Gavin has been my favorite artist since he’s been doing music and we don’t miss a concert when he’s down in Florida. Gavin has also become my daughter Blairs favorite, so when I felt she was at the right age I started taking her to his shows. Saturday night was her 3rd show of his, and the first time she got to meet him. To say the evening was an utter dream come true would the the understatement of the century. Not only did she get to meet this incredible guy right here, but he brought her on stage to sing our all time favorite song, “Soldier”. She was shocked and nervous, but she was so brave and beautiful! The pure love on both their faces truly says it all, but it was truly a memory and night none of us will ever forget and we will cherish it for the rest of our lives. As if it were possible, seeing Gavin with Blair just made me love him so much more. He didn’t have to do any of this, but moment after moment he made this little girl feel like the only human in that massive room. For that, and everything else, I am forever grateful. He has made such a tremendous impact on our lives these last 16+ years, but this night it was truly the most indescribable feeling. He brought pure love and pure magic to her Saturday night in more ways than one and I am truly forever grateful. His shows always completely blow me away and Saturday’s show took it to another level. To Gavin, Gavins dad Wayne, his amazing team and the incredible Alberto Vasari who not only made Blair feel so special the whole night through, but took photos and made sure Blair and her little ears were taken care of, I thank you all from the bottom of my heart 💗✨Wow, this man is truly one a kind. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Manson's performance this time around was great, he wasn't inebriated like some of his past performances. It's a hit or miss seeing Manson live but this show in particular was superb. Sound and vocals were phenomenal as well as his stage setup. I can't say much for the venue, I actually disliked the Hard Rock Stadium. Too many people walking at all times around the stadium, first "opening" band had technical issues 1 1/2 songs in and we spent an hour doing nothing until Manson came on, staff had issues with 2 small spikes of my collar, no organization of merch table (which was flooded and frusterating), seating arrangement was a bit odd to get to your chair (there's like 3 entrances per section but you had to know which one to go to to get to your seat?). This particular date was supposed to have Rob Zombie with Manson but didn't bother showing up? So it was literally JUST a Manson concert, which is unusual since every concert has 3 bands playing. But nope, not this one... As a tour date and venue, this concert would be a 2/5 stars to be honest. But if I'm rating Manson alone, it was a good show and I'm satisfied.