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Machine Head are the undisputed kings of brutal, face and ear pounding metal. They finished the show just like they started it... with amazingly tight, hard style metal, at times fast, at times slow, melodic metal... simply wow. The crowd was engaged from start to finish.... it was a hot, sweltering wednesday night... yet jammed packed and simply metal!
Machinehead was FANTASTIC!!! The sound from the balcony was excellent. Security at the venue was plentiful and friendly but professional. Wish there was a bar and washroom upstairs but other than that cant wait to see another topline band at the Danforth Music Hall...maybe Lamb of God or Death Angel?!? Cheers!!
Over 3 hours of nonstop raging! The boys in Machine f’n Head know how to put on a show!
Machine Head really rocks! This was my first Machine Head concert and I was AMAZED!! I was surprised that here was no opening band, until I realized that there was absolutely no need for an opening band! Machine Head played for three hours!! They were as energetic at the end as they were in the first song AND the original members popped in!!! The venue was small, which I think is awesome, as they are close to the audience; it was just amazing!!
What an amazing show! Machine Head always puts on a really, really awesome show. They engaged the crowd in every song and played for hours. I'm so glad that I went. I'll definitely see them next time they're back in Ontario.
Absolutely amazing band with gobs of energy and great sound. The Danforth music hall is also one of my favourite venues even though I’m sure machine head would’ve filled a much larger venue. Must see
For some reason the show was moved ahead and started early. That was perfect. Rocking out to Machine Head and hoisting a couple of beers on a school night, it was a Tuesday, was awesome, got home at a decent time. I don’t know the band as well as most of the folks there, but what a performance. Really enjoyed it.
Watched the show in awe. One word sums it up. 'Epic'
First chance to see Machine Head. They did not disappoint. A stunning 2hrs and 40mins of at time astonishing music. Band was in fine form and the drummer was phenomenal. I will definite see them again anytime them come to town.
The show was Machine Head at their usual best. No openers, no bullcrap - just 2.5 hours of solid metal goodness. Considering Rob was coming down with a lung infection, it was even more impressive.
The Music Hall has wicked sound, always an amazing band to see live! 3 hrs of just Machine Head! What could be better!!! Hope to see them again soon! Should bring a lot more metal to Toronto.
I saw Machine Head at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto on Tuesday, February 13, 2018. I first saw Machine Head on February 4, 2015 at the Phoenix Concert Theatre, which was also just them, but they played for 2 hours and 15 minutes. Once again, it was just Machine Head and this time, they started at 8:00 PM SHARP and played for 2 hours and 40 minutes. The band played 23 songs as well as a guitar solo by Phil Demmel and a drum solo by Dave McClain. Highlights included the band opening with Ten Ton Hammer for the first time since 1997 and playing Seasons Wither to name a few. Also, the interaction and the connection with the fans are what also make Machine Head a fun band to go see live. Not to mention the prices of tickets are very reasonable: whereas a lot of concerts are getting more expensive, I paid $39.25 with fees for a balcony seat for that show. Robb sounded good, but did sound off a few times. At the time, I assumed it was because of their gruelling touring and long sets, but Robb was also sick. In fact, the band played for only 40-45 minutes in Pittsburgh on Thursday, February 15 because Robb had no voice left due to being sick. Therefore, I was very lucky to see Machine Head play a full set and they still played a great show. I don't think it's the last time I will see them, but that show won't be easy to beat.
No opening band. 2 full hours of Machine Head Sound wasn't great a the beginning. Got better pretty quick Played songs from through out there whole career. Great Show! Great Live band!
One of the best shows I've seen in a long time. Great venue, great sound, awesome band.
Awesome show with Machine Head being the only band playing. There were no opening acts. They played almost all their most famous songs from their entire catalogue. They played for 2 hours and 15 minutes, which is a long time for a heavy metal and especially a band where three of the four members are in the mid-to-late 40s. The band was tight and Robb Flynn sounded great, though sometimes, the loud music overpowered the vocals at times. But overall, an amazing experience and I will definitely see them again. Though I wasn't involved, there were a lot of moshing, circle pits and crowd surfing.
I saw them on the Metaloacalypse tour on Nov 7/12 with Dethklok and All That Remains. My first time seeing MH and I honestly couldn't be happier! They are amazing live and you can see the band really enjoyed themselves!! Robb Flynn has great stage presence and his vocals sounded awesome! Next time they're in Toronto I'll be the first one to get tickets :D
Not one of my favourite bands, but I decided to go see them anyways and was really Impressed. They pulled off a really unforgettable set with dazzling light show. But the highlight was Rob Flynn's spot on instrumentation. That man is crazy!
Suicide Silence killed my night! They were so useless and annoying! Machine Head was pretty good, very close to the album. More crowd interaction and extra's (i.e. Drum solo...) would have given this concert a 4, and a 5 should SS not been around
I was very impressed with how well Machine Head played live. Great show.
Didn't care much for the first band , but then Suicide Silence was just amazing. Didn't quite expect the Toronto crowd to be that awesome. The atmosphere was electric and by the time Machine Head came on to the stage , it was just mayhem!!
