311 Tickets

Went to the Neon Trees, AwolNation, and 311 show. 311 obviously was the headliner. 311 stole the show and clearly were vets who have mastered their craft. Their high energy and original musical composition was refreshing and unique . I’d definitely see 311 again. I understand now why 311 has such a huge underground and grassroots following.

I’ve been a fan of 311 for as long as I can remember. When I found out that they were coming to Niagara Falls I jumped at the opportunity to grab tickets. We definitely weren’t disappointed they sounded just as amazing live, and put on a fantastic performance. I wouldn’t hesitate to grab tickets to see 311 again. Whenever they’re back in the Niagara Region or anywhere nearby you can count me in for going to the concert.

Great venue. Not a bad seat in the house. Sound was amazing and loved all 3 bands. They complimented each other perfectly

So, the 3 bands that played were Neon Trees, AWOLNATION and 311. My girlfriend and I are Neon Trees fans. The band played with a lot of energy but weren't paticularly fantastic. Neon Trees was a little disappointing. AWOLNATION was our least favourite. The band's custom light pillars were irritating. The way they were flashing could cause an epileptic seizure. We had to cover our eyes with our hands because of the constant flashing. 311 was the best band by far. I was impressed by their sound, skill and ability to get the crowd into the music. There was technical issues during 311's performace but that didn't take away from the experience. The audience was patient and supportive of the band. The sound crews at the venue did a good job troubleshooting the problems, although it's kind of embarrasing for there to be multiple tech issues.

Went to see Offspring and 311, no info anywhere as to which band was playing when. Ended up missing half of the Offsping because they went on before 8:00 and were done at 9:00. I get they were co-headlining but a heads up as to the band order would have been helpful for planning.

Overall a really decent lineup and blast from the past. Big fan of 311 and was supper happy to see them. The Offspring was really good and Dexter killed it when he toned it down singing "Gone Away" from his piano. Touching listening to why he wrote it. 311 was kicking it just like they did 20+ years ago and was rocking out to all the hits. My only disappointment with the whole show was the sound. Vocals were too low and were drowned out by all the instruments.

I go to about 8-10 concerts a year, many at the Budweiser Stage. I was shocked to see that the lawns were not sold for this event, but once I heard The Offspring play I understood why! The Offspring were very disinterested and it showed. Their little digs and quips were not appreciated. I get that they may have been pissed off that the event was nowhere near sold out, but your fans were there to see you, so you better give it your all- which they didn't. On the other hand, 311 came out and smashed it! They had high energy and played their butts off. The lead guitarist was awesome, as was the entire band, really. I will definitely go see 311 again if I can...The Offspring, never again...

Huge Offspring fan here. Concert was billed as OffSpring (yeah!) and 311(who?). So having no interest is seeing 311 we arrived late as OffSpring was finishing their set. Terrible. We, like many others stayed for a couple of 311 songs and then everyone streamed for the exit. This was a waste of time and money and needs to be billed CLEARLY on who the headliner is.

I was very excited to see Offspring and 311. When I bought tickets it felt like forever for the concert to come. Day of, I was excited! Venue is amazing for sound but my seats this time had a large pole right in front obstructing my view. Offspring were great! 311 were even better! Sound mixing I found was off a little bit during some songs as the vocals were drowned out by the band. Having said that, I knew all the words and could sing along with them! Overall I had an great time and loved seeing two of my fav bands!

The concert was a walk down my teenage years in the 90s. Both bands were great, they sounded as I remembered them. As a general comment for weekday concerts, I'd like to see less intermissions and more condensed sets so that the show can finish earlier.