Killswitch Engage Tickets

This was the 2nd time I saw Killswitch Engage live, but, my first show at the Opera House. Both opening bands, Acara and Shadows Fall were absolutely amazing!! I hadn't heard of Acaro before this show, but, I am officially a fan now. KSE, was beyond great! They were so intense! Adam D is always entertaining, and, Jesse killed the vocals.

Fans always go nuts for KSE, so make sure to get there early. I was lucky to have a spot in the first row, right in front of Adam D's mic. The opening acts, Shadows Fall and especially Acaro, were fantastic too. When KSE hit the stage, it's a non-stop party for over an hour. They played every song from "Alive of Just Breathing", arguably their best album ever. Tons of credit has to go to Justin, the drummer, for pacing the show throughout, and Mike D, the coolest guy in the band, for always acknowledging the fans in the crowd. I got recognition 5 or 6 times from him throughout. Just an awesome show! This was my second time seeing them in concert in 5 months and both times have just been... wow.

The night was awesome. Acaro was a great opening band: they were high energy, loud and brutal. They were great for warming the crowd up. Also, it was nice to see them in the crowd mingling with the fans. The vocalist also helmed the merch stand, so it was great to shake his hand as I picked up their album and a shirt. Shadows Fall played the middle slot and nailed it. Incredibly tight in execution and clear in sound, they kept the vibe going. When Killswitch finally took the stage, the place went nuts. As always, Killswitch played an amazing show, playing all of Alive or Just Breathing for the ten-year anniversary tour. They also sprinkled in a few other tracks, like End of Heartache and Rose of Sharyn. It would have been awesome if they played a little more than an hour, but they packed that hour with a lot of music (and a few laughs from Adam's antics on stage). With the price so low ($26.02 in honour of the date of the albums release) it was a steal. Can't wait for their album to drop in April.

Great show, killswitch always puts on amaising shows.

To start off the venue was great. All floor although the beer was too far away from the pit. Killswitch was amazing playing all their hits and really using the stage. Adam ran back and forth across the stage wearing a cape and fake tuxedo shirt really got the crowd going. Then came the mighty IN Flames this would be my third time seeing them each time getting better and better. Although they promised a new album/tour next year so i will be making it four. They are so skilled and so intense its almost awe inspiring. The light show was one of the better i have seen as well with killswitch having a catwalk accross the top of their backlights which howard would climb up and sing from. In conclusion awesome show and highly recommended.

Killswitch Engage put on a amazing show with one of the best setlist and some of the best opening acts in metal. First up was Between the Buried And Me, who only got a chance to put in three songs but just that their songs average the 10 minute mark they still have a pretty long setlist. The played All Bodies and White Walls, and then debut a new song from their upcoming album The Great Misdirect. They sounded bang on with their recordings and didn't miss a note out of the million that they cam jam into a song. After them was Protest The Hero, one of my favorites. They played a lot of memorable stuff and the stage antics from all of their members was hilarious. They put on one hell of a show. In Flames was after them and all though I'm not familiar with most of their work, they still impressed. They had a pretty beefy setlist at almost an hour. They had covered the floor in water from soaking the crowd and then their were pits everywhere so it was pretty intense out on the floor. Killswitch Engage was awesome, my only problem it seemed like their setlist was too short, almost shorter then In Flames. They covered al of their best stuff over all the albums they have, I guess except their debut album. Adam even wrote a song "Our Friendly Neighbors To The North" as a tribute of sorts to Canada. Adam never dissapoints, he is a total clown on stage but is still an amazing guitarist.

In Flames @ The Big 4 Building Sept. 14/09. I was quite excited to see Between the Buried and Me and wish they could have had a longer set. Due to their songs being so long they only got to play 4 songs. Protest the Hero is OK I just watch the Bassist because he is an amazing musician. Protest had about a 30 minute set and played around 10 songs. This was my second time seeing KSE I found that their show was very similar to the last time I saw them. A very enteraning band which about 3/4 of the crowd were there to see. KSE had about an hour set and played around 12 songs. In Flames once again had an amazing show. My third time seeing these guys and it was just as amazing as the first. My favorite part of this show is that they played a lot more of their older songs. The last 2 times I saw them they were promoting their new album so that made up the majority of their set. In Flames also played for a good hour with a 14 song set.

the show was great all the bands were good i was expecting mor from protest the hero but they were still good it was a great show

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All the bands got the entire crowd going. They all were amazing....especially Killswitch. Loved the variety of older and new songs. Good light show and stage setup. A very good selection of bands for an all ages concert.