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For going on a decade now, Alter Bridge has been bringing hard-driving riffs, aggressive energy, and high-voltage stage shows to ticket buyers starving for real rock. With their fourth and latest record Fortress, the Orlando, Fla.-based foursome has further refined the alternative metal sound that has become their trademark, adding an emotional intensity that has stirred anyone lucky enough to catch them on tour. (It is no wonder that their live album and concert film Live in Amsterdam rose an astonishing 15,00 spots in 8 hours when it hit Amazon in 2009.) Fortress, which debuted at #1 on the UK rock chart, features the blistering lead off single "Addicted to Pain," a searing indictment of abusive relationships. It is the kind of song fans of Alter Bridge, which rose from the ashes of Creed when that band originally broke up in 2004, have come to expect yet can still find completely surprising. Indeed, while remaining a platform for singer-guitarist Myles Kennedy's soaring tenor and the epic guitar lines or Mark Tremonti (three-time winner of Guitar World magazine's Guitarist of the Year), Fortress is by far the band's most musically adventurous album. Expect their concerts to be no less expressive and expansive.
Awesome show. Would go back any time. Alter Bridge and Mammoth WVH was incridible. Venue's acoustic was perfect. Couldn't ask for a better concert. This concert made it my favorite concert I even been to.
Relatively small venue with all the amenities- History has excellent sound stage and close visibility to make Alter Bridge and Mammoth WVH an excellent experience and a deserving reflection of their talent. Would definitely reccommend and will be back there again!
Saw AlterBridge for the first time at the sold out History club in Toronto Saturday! The sound was great and very loud; but I could clearly hear Myles’ and Mark’s beautiful voices above the chunky guitar riffs and epic solos! Bass and drums physically shook me to the core! You could tell that they are a well oiled professional machine and they played from a very good and varied repertoire from across their 20 year career together. They are the pinnacle of heavy melodic rock / metal in the 2000’s! I was disappointed that deserving cuts from The Last Hero and Walk the Sky were completely shut out; but I don’t envy the band having to pare down to a set of 16 songs, when they easily have twice or three times that many epic songs that could / should also make the set! That’s a big difference between them and Mammoth WVH who opened up. ABs songs are simply better - more mature musically, and they have a larger variety from which to balance a set! Wolfgang’s band was entertaining and quite obviously capable however, and he’s a likable talent. But nobody sings like Myles Kennedy can, and nobody has perfected the metal yet melodic shred like Mark Tremonti! Their voices blend so well together- with Myles 4 plus octave tenor and perfect pitch; combined with Marks smooth baritone! They played four songs from their new strong release album Pawns and Kings, with Mark actually giving Myles a break to sing ‘Stay’ from the album. Myles is so genuinely humble and seems almost shy in spite of his immense talent far exceeding most popular music stars of today’s pop, rap and rock scene. This just endears him more to us fans who appreciate a great artist when we see and hear one! He and the other main talent of the band Mark Tremonti, obviously really like each other and enjoy each other’s company on stage, sharing smiles and winks and fist bumps during the show. Meanwhile Brian Marshall plays a solid bass and ‘flip’ on the drums is great too, both being the glue to hold it all together! I was sad when it was over. These guys should be selling out the Scotiabank centre sized arena here like they do in Europe, but I am selfishly happy to have seen them up close! I left into the Toronto night, along with a few thousand other vocal fans, humming ‘Open your Eyes’ to myself- the final encore song. I went back home to the oblivious people in my life to which I want to yell ‘Open Your Eyes’! to this great great band! Can’t wait to see them again! 10 out of 10 for AB performance. Solid 7 out of 10 for Mammoth, who will no doubt expand on their output in the upcoming years!
Loved seeing Alterbridge. The sound was great. What a great venue to see a concert.
Both Mammoth WVH and Alter Bridge were amazing!!! History is an awesome venue, the sound is great and no long wait at the bar or washrooms made the night that much more enjoyable!!
We got the tickets for xmas for the family as we haven’t been out together for a few years. Everyone had an amazing time. Mammoth was fantastic as well. we are all now fans. I would go again in a heartbeat. Great venue , staff was very professional and friendly.
Beautiful venue, best band I’ve ever seen as well (and I’ve seen a lot) lived up to my expectations 100%. I teared up when the acoustic came out
Great show from Alter Bridge AND from Mammoth WVH in an intimate 2500 seat venue. Two A list bands for a $65 ticket? Can't go wrong!
About The Venue: It was my first time at this venue. Nice small place, but would definitely be a bit better if there was more seating available. As much as I love being on the floor and closer to the stage, me and my dad's feet were very sore about half-way through the event. About The Performances: The bands Mammoth WVH and Alter Bridge were wonderful and excellent! This was the most audience-engaging concert I've ever been to where almost everyone sang along with almost every Alter Bridge tune. Would definitely like to see these bands again if they ever come back to Ontario, Canada.
This is the greatest group of top tier musicians, putting on one of the greatest performances I’ve ever seen. This is a bucket list must see for ANYONE who listens to music. Period.
