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Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, The Brooklyn Monarch is located at 23 Meadow Street in Brooklyn, NY. For directions and parking info, visit The Brooklyn Monarch’s official website at https://www.thebrooklynmonarch.com/ or call them at +13474700780. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Brooklyn, NY on Bandsintown.
The Brooklyn Monarch is an independently owned venue and event space in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This Industrial yet modern warehouse space offers arena quality sound, video walls, 2 Stages (indoor and outdoor), a large outdoor space and more. Table reservations and bottle service are available for our 21+ club nights. Coat Check and Food vary per event. Please email all your questions to [email protected]
Beautiful OG H******e moment with this show. Finally got to see Judge and Integrity. Was my 3rd time seeing Earth Crisis and Combust. 2nd time seeing Square One. First time seeing Time X Heist. Now to get into the sets. Time X Heist was pretty cool. They did their thing. Got to get your 2 Step moves up for them. Then Square One. They were awesome. Can't sleep on them. Smooth dancing vibes. More 2 step vibes. Then the all around and dope Combust. Their sets are always dope since they have Mosh parts and 2 step parts if people understand and listen to rhythm. So, Combust is Self Explanatory. On top of the Dance and Rhythm parts, you can always expect a good ol' pile-on and microphone togetherness. Next is Earth Crisis. Think of Combust's sets times 10. For the older folks and those that just aren't hip to H******e(H******e Punk), their set popped off. They probably were the heaviest band on the bill. Since, they're just straightforward Metallic H******e or Metalcore with some OG H******e Punk rhythm. So, their sound is more consistent with musically transparent and heavy breakdowns or modern mosh parts. Next, the almighty Integrity. Their set was nostalgic and so worth it for me. You can hear their contributions to the Metalcore subgenre live. Their set was awesome. Pile-on. Screaming into the microphone. Stage diving. H******e Punk vibes. Check them out. And last but not least, the VIPs, the MVPs, the New York OGs, Judge. Sing-alongs were the vibes for the whole show. Pile-ons. Etc. But Judge brought back the OG non Screamed vocal vibes, which is a lost art kind of. But it's all love. H******e Punk is H******e Punk even as it has evolved and integrated itself with Metal, Hip-Hop, and more. Judge's set was awesome. You just had to be there. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
Beautiful OG H******e moment with this show. Finally got to see Judge and Integrity. Was my 3rd time seeing Earth Crisis and Combust. 2nd time seeing Square One. First time seeing Time X Heist. Now to get into the sets. Time X Heist was pretty cool. They did their thing. Got to get your 2 Step moves up for them. Then Square One. They were awesome. Can't sleep on them. Smooth dancing vibes. More 2 step vibes. Then the all around and dope Combust. Their sets are always dope since they have Mosh parts and 2 step parts if people understand and listen to rhythm. So, Combust is Self Explanatory. On top of the Dance and Rhythm parts, you can always expect a good ol' pile-on and microphone togetherness. Next is Earth Crisis. Think of Combust's sets times 10. For the older folks and those that just aren't hip to H******e(H******e Punk), their set popped off. They probably were the heaviest band on the bill. Since, they're just straightforward Metallic H******e or Metalcore with some OG H******e Punk rhythm. So, their sound is more consistent with musically transparent and heavy breakdowns or modern mosh parts. Next, the almighty Integrity. Their set was nostalgic and so worth it for me. You can hear their contributions to the Metalcore subgenre live. Their set was awesome. Pile-on. Screaming into the microphone. Stage diving. H******e Punk vibes. Check them out. And last but not least, the VIPs, the MVPs, the New York OGs, Judge. Sing-alongs were the vibes for the whole show. Pile-ons. Etc. But Judge brought back the OG non Screamed vocal vibes, which is a lost art kind of. But it's all love. H******e Punk is H******e Punk even as it has evolved and integrated itself with Metal, Hip-Hop, and more. Judge's set was awesome. You just had to be there. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
Beautiful OG H******e moment with this show. Finally got to see Judge and Integrity. Was my 3rd time seeing Earth Crisis and Combust. 2nd time seeing Square One. First time seeing Time X Heist. Now to get into the sets. Time X Heist was pretty cool. They did their thing. Got to get your 2 Step moves up for them. Then Square One. They were awesome. Can't sleep on them. Smooth dancing vibes. More 2 step vibes. Then the all around and dope Combust. Their sets are always dope since they have Mosh parts and 2 step parts if people understand and listen to rhythm. So, Combust is Self Explanatory. On top of the Dance and Rhythm parts, you can always expect a good ol' pile-on and microphone togetherness. Next is Earth Crisis. Think of Combust's sets times 10. For the older folks and those that just aren't hip to H******e(H******e Punk), their set popped off. They probably were the heaviest band on the bill. Since, they're just straightforward Metallic H******e or Metalcore with some OG H******e Punk rhythm. So, their sound is more consistent with musically transparent and heavy breakdowns or modern mosh parts. Next, the almighty Integrity. Their set was nostalgic and so worth it for me. You can hear their contributions to the Metalcore subgenre live. Their set was awesome. Pile-on. Screaming into the microphone. Stage diving. H******e Punk vibes. Check them out. And last but not least, the VIPs, the MVPs, the New York OGs, Judge. Sing-alongs were the vibes for the whole show. Pile-ons. Etc. But Judge brought back the OG non Screamed vocal vibes, which is a lost art kind of. But it's all love. H******e Punk is H******e Punk even as it has evolved and integrated itself with Metal, Hip-Hop, and more. Judge's set was awesome. You just had to be there. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
Beautiful OG H******e moment with this show. Finally got to see Judge and Integrity. Was my 3rd time seeing Earth Crisis and Combust. 2nd time seeing Square One. First time seeing Time X Heist. Now to get into the sets. Time X Heist was pretty cool. They did their thing. Got to get your 2 Step moves up for them. Then Square One. They were awesome. Can't sleep on them. Smooth dancing vibes. More 2 step vibes. Then the all around and dope Combust. Their sets are always dope since they have Mosh parts and 2 step parts if people understand and listen to rhythm. So, Combust is Self Explanatory. On top of the Dance and Rhythm parts, you can always expect a good ol' pile-on and microphone togetherness. Next is Earth Crisis. Think of Combust's sets times 10. For the older folks and those that just aren't hip to H******e(H******e Punk), their set popped off. They probably were the heaviest band on the bill. Since, they're just straightforward Metallic H******e or Metalcore with some OG H******e Punk rhythm. So, their sound is more consistent with musically transparent and heavy breakdowns or modern mosh parts. Next, the almighty Integrity. Their set was nostalgic and so worth it for me. You can hear their contributions to the Metalcore subgenre live. Their set was awesome. Pile-on. Screaming into the microphone. Stage diving. H******e Punk vibes. Check them out. And last but not least, the VIPs, the MVPs, the New York OGs, Judge. Sing-alongs were the vibes for the whole show. Pile-ons. Etc. But Judge brought back the OG non Screamed vocal vibes, which is a lost art kind of. But it's all love. H******e Punk is H******e Punk even as it has evolved and integrated itself with Metal, Hip-Hop, and more. Judge's set was awesome. You just had to be there. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
Beautiful OG H******e moment with this show. Finally got to see Judge and Integrity. Was my 3rd time seeing Earth Crisis and Combust. 2nd time seeing Square One. First time seeing Time X Heist. Now to get into the sets. Time X Heist was pretty cool. They did their thing. Got to get your 2 Step moves up for them. Then Square One. They were awesome. Can't sleep on them. Smooth dancing vibes. More 2 step vibes. Then the all around and dope Combust. Their sets are always dope since they have Mosh parts and 2 step parts if people understand and listen to rhythm. So, Combust is Self Explanatory. On top of the Dance and Rhythm parts, you can always expect a good ol' pile-on and microphone togetherness. Next is Earth Crisis. Think of Combust's sets times 10. For the older folks and those that just aren't hip to H******e(H******e Punk), their set popped off. They probably were the heaviest band on the bill. Since, they're just straightforward Metallic H******e or Metalcore with some OG H******e Punk rhythm. So, their sound is more consistent with musically transparent and heavy breakdowns or modern mosh parts. Next, the almighty Integrity. Their set was nostalgic and so worth it for me. You can hear their contributions to the Metalcore subgenre live. Their set was awesome. Pile-on. Screaming into the microphone. Stage diving. H******e Punk vibes. Check them out. And last but not least, the VIPs, the MVPs, the New York OGs, Judge. Sing-alongs were the vibes for the whole show. Pile-ons. Etc. But Judge brought back the OG non Screamed vocal vibes, which is a lost art kind of. But it's all love. H******e Punk is H******e Punk even as it has evolved and integrated itself with Metal, Hip-Hop, and more. Judge's set was awesome. You just had to be there. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
It was a great show definitely dream come true for me to see Rhapsody of fire been listening their old albums way back in my country with Luca Turilli era and the two other bands was outrageous but didn’t got the chance to see striker though. I wish could’ve been a better venue, didn’t expect that, Ill pay more extra penny for that for a way better venue. Still a fantastic show!!
What a way to celebrate the 4th of July! Seeing Orthodox & VCTMS for the 3rd time. First time seeing every other band besides my fellow Dominicans and Hispanic Brothers in NEWCOMER. It's my 5th time seeing NEWCOMER. Dimelo. Their set was dope as always. H******e Bucket Lists were crossed off with Mugshot, Omerta and fromjoy whose sets were lit! Every band did their thing. Definitely check them all out! Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
What a way to celebrate the 4th of July! Seeing Orthodox & VCTMS for the 3rd time. First time seeing every other band besides my fellow Dominicans and Hispanic Brothers in NEWCOMER. It's my 5th time seeing NEWCOMER. Dimelo. Their set was dope as always. H******e Bucket Lists were crossed off with Mugshot, Omerta and fromjoy whose sets were lit! Every band did their thing. Definitely check them all out! Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
What a way to celebrate the 4th of July! Seeing Orthodox & VCTMS for the 3rd time. First time seeing every other band besides my fellow Dominicans and Hispanic Brothers in NEWCOMER. It's my 5th time seeing NEWCOMER. Dimelo. Their set was dope as always. H******e Bucket Lists were crossed off with Mugshot, Omerta and fromjoy whose sets were lit! Every band did their thing. Definitely check them all out! Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
What a way to celebrate the 4th of July! Seeing Orthodox & VCTMS for the 3rd time. First time seeing every other band besides my fellow Dominicans and Hispanic Brothers in NEWCOMER. It's my 5th time seeing NEWCOMER. Dimelo. Their set was dope as always. H******e Bucket Lists were crossed off with Mugshot, Omerta and fromjoy whose sets were lit! Every band did their thing. Definitely check them all out! Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
What a way to celebrate the 4th of July! Seeing Orthodox & VCTMS for the 3rd time. First time seeing every other band besides my fellow Dominicans and Hispanic Brothers in NEWCOMER. It's my 5th time seeing NEWCOMER. Dimelo. Their set was dope as always. H******e Bucket Lists were crossed off with Mugshot, Omerta and fromjoy whose sets were lit! Every band did their thing. Definitely check them all out! Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
What a way to celebrate the 4th of July! Seeing Orthodox & VCTMS for the 3rd time. First time seeing every other band besides my fellow Dominicans and Hispanic Brothers in NEWCOMER. It's my 5th time seeing NEWCOMER. Dimelo. Their set was dope as always. H******e Bucket Lists were crossed off with Mugshot, Omerta and fromjoy whose sets were lit! Every band did their thing. Definitely check them all out! Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
What a way to celebrate the 4th of July! Seeing Orthodox & VCTMS for the 3rd time. First time seeing every other band besides my fellow Dominicans and Hispanic Brothers in NEWCOMER. It's my 5th time seeing NEWCOMER. Dimelo. Their set was dope as always. H******e Bucket Lists were crossed off with Mugshot, Omerta and fromjoy whose sets were lit! Every band did their thing. Definitely check them all out! Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
What a way to celebrate the 4th of July! Seeing Orthodox & VCTMS for the 3rd time. First time seeing every other band besides my fellow Dominicans and Hispanic Brothers in NEWCOMER. It's my 5th time seeing NEWCOMER. Dimelo. Their set was dope as always. H******e Bucket Lists were crossed off with Mugshot, Omerta and fromjoy whose sets were lit! Every band did their thing. Definitely check them all out! Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
Second time being at Warsaw. Normally, I don't go to this venue. But I had to for a perfect lineup and a good cause. The H******e Dancing party popped off perfectly with CIPHER. Then Skycamefalling did their thing beautifully. Finally got to see them. Then finally got to see the Legendary Harvest live in action. After was Kiss It Goodbye. Their set was super good! Love their music as well. Then the groovy OGs in Orange 9mm. Love that band! You should too. Then From Autumn to Ashes ended in a beautifully violent way with their song "Reflections". Rich Hall would be so proud and is looking down and smiling at his fellow H******e representatives right about now. Condolences and many blessings to the Hall family, Rich's Loved Ones, the ones that got to go to his more violent shows compared to nowadays which shaped H******e and H******e Dancing for the rest of the generations. Leave your comments. Do your own Reviews as well.
Memphis May Fire is always a phenomenal show. The guys are so humble and down to earth we love talking with them. We had the platinum VIP it was just amazing. Matty is so nice as all the guys are definitely will see them again and again and again.
The Brooklyn Monarch was a great venue. We look forward to going back for other shows.
The band was great, excellent energy. The fans were polite and respectful. The challenge was the venue. I don't follow the metal scene, but the drums were oversaturated and with no guitar amps on stage, all the guitars, much of the vocals and melodies were projected from ceiling speakers 1/3 way into the crowd and sounded muted and far away. Noise-canceling earbuds evened out the sound a good amount. Bar staff was attentive and not too overworked. Nice to be able to go outside to the side/back patio. Had hoped to meet Europeans who were fans but mostly a local crowd. Not used to mosh pits but one of the earlier bands split the audience to set up a safe area for slam dancing so you could join in or avoid. An impromptu set of fans sat and mimed rowing as part of the vibe which was cool.
Got to knock out No Warning off my H******e Bucket List. Happy I got to finally see them. American Nightmare was super solid too. The Suicide File was sick AF. Indecision and Restraining Order are already self-explanatory bands. I'm mad that I didn't get to catch Face The Pain 's set. I love all of the Face The Pain 's members other bands as well. If you went to this show as well, be sure to leave Bandsintown reviews to show love to the Bands and the Venue.
Epic show! Best of the year. Can't wait to see them again. This is legendary NYC h******e band. I have been waiting 30 years to see them. They split up just before I got into h******e in the early 90's. Please play Brooklyn again!
I love Sparta and really appreciate Jim Ward. He deserves A LOT more audience and attention. So it was disappointing to see a relatively small crowd. But the crowd was great and sang along to all the tunes. But I missed the lead guitar parts while at the same time it was great to hear slightly stripped down versions. But probably a bit thin for people not familiar with their work. The show was pure, honest and intense.