Posts by Angela Kim35

Melissa Barnes84 said:The people surrounding me were actually quite lovely—mostly just nodding along, listening intently without being overbearing. I was probably being a bit too hyperactive at times, clapping my hands like crazy, but I don't think it mattered; nobody turned around to give me a dirty look or anything.😁

My girlfriend and I were surrounded by crowds of people who spent about 90% of the show staring at their iPhones or talking incessantly. Honestly, I suspect if you were standing right up against the stage, the vibe would have been significantly better than it was from where we were positioned.

But frankly, even that little distraction isn't enough to sour my overall impression of the performance. I really hope they announce another tour date somewhere nearby very soon.🙂

Jack Torres8 said:It’s hilarious how everyone claims they had the time of their lives, when in reality, at least a third of the crowd only showed up to gossip about a friend, whine about their dog, or vent about their latest breakup while trying to calculate how many miles they can walk during an encore. If you want to hang out, just Venmo me twenty bucks; I'll hand you a beer in my garage and we can talk until sunrise. You can even go for your little walks then. Just please, stop showing up to shows like this.

I second that sentiment entirely.

That being said, the concert itself was phenomenal—the setlist was spot on, the musicianship was top-tier, and that finale was nothing short of legendary.

Andrew Ramos38 said:From what I recall, they played a show here back in 2003 at a venue similar to Madison Square Garden alongside High on Fire.

I’m fairly certain that particular concert was scrapped because their tour bus got stuck in a snowdrift somewhere, and ever since then, they have been systematically avoiding the States altogether.