Black Sabbath Tickets

I always said that I will never forgive myself if i have the chance to see Black Sabbath live and don't take it because they will truly go down as one of the most legendary bands to every exist; luckily this event presented itself and I finally got to see them absolutely kill it in real life. One thing that surprised me tho was that the crowd (or at least the people around me) were a bit too sedated for Black goddamn Sabbath. At times I would actually feel a bit embarrassed for being too loud but then again I was acting how any other normal person would react to ozzy splashing the audience with buckets of water. Other than the lacklustre people around me, 10/10.

went to purchase tickets soon after event was open to public and lo and behold all the good tix were only availiable through uber high priced re sellers as a result the people in all the good seats did not seem to be hardcore fans,tix were blown out on the day of the event in vegas for as low as 20.00 each we got one encore from a totally fresh ozzy whose voice was good and strong thru the whole concert! not complaining about Sabbath at all but the lack of true hardcore fans who could have made the lid blow off of that arena great arena great sound

It may be The End but these guys still show why they are relevant over 45 years after The Beginning. Perfect venue for the show. This band created a whole genre of music. They have influenced thousands and the music and lyrics are still relevant today. They are going out on top of their game. Finally got a chance to see the Rival Sons as well. Terrific band, fantastic opening act.

Ozzy in Vegas with the rest of Black Sabbath was unbelievable! To see Ozzy go from a little old man on TV to a young kid running around the stage was wild to see.His vocals were awesome!!

Black Sabbath came to Ridgefield Washington and put on the most amazing performance burning off all their classic tracks for the 90 minutes and left the masses leaving in awe...... Ozzy, Tony, Geezer and Tommy all were in top shape and played an incredible set.

Great show from the beginning to the end. Ozzy was full of life and energy tonight.

Ozzy was on point and Tony had it down. Really enjoyed the show

Ozzy lost it, no range in his voice he yells at the mic. Geezer and Tommy should continue without ozzy, they were awesome.

I was pleasantly surprised that these guys can still deliver with the same power as they used to in the past, even though you can certainly see their age. Ozzy's voice did not disappoint (quite the contrary, it seems more powerful than ever!), Tony's guitar skills are as smooth as always, Geezer's bass is omnipresent and well, Tommy is playing god on those drums! Very visual show as well, it all tied together very nicely. Loved the opening band as well, very good choice and very talented guys!

Let me explain. Okay, so both acts were great. Rival Sons were amazing! Sabbath's setlist felt short. I was expecting more songs from Master of Reality or Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Ultimately, that isn't why I docked points. I was excited to go to Molson for the first time because I had heard so many great things. Unfortunately the experience was ruined for me by fellow concert-goers. Up until Sabbath got on stage, I was having an unbelievably good time. I was ecstatic! Unfortunately, when Sabbath came out that all went to Hell. Some really fat guy sat next to me and unleashed his rolls onto my seat. Since I paid $250 for the seat, I felt like he could have paid some rent, but that's besides the point. This guy would not leave me or my boyfriend alone. Then the whole audience stood up and stayed standing for the whole concert. I couldn't see the screens, let alone the performance. I am a shorter girl, but I was wearing platforms because I expected some minor setbacks. Still, I wasn't tall enough. To make matters more inconvenient, that same fat guy kept bumping into me to the point where I gave up and sat down because I was nervous about being knocked into the next row by his cane waving (this guy was not old, just obese). So yeah, disappointed. Loved Sabbath, loved Rival Sons, but I will not go to Molson again.