Queensryche Tickets

First time seeing queensryche live, amazing performance even though they only played old stuff that I didn't recognize.

Wonderful evening of rock at Theatre Beanfield in Montreal with Armored Saint and Queensryche! Great performances, sound, lights and overall experience from all the parties. I surely recommend to all!!🤘👏👏🙌🏻

95% new songs that no one knows!! No one wants to hear the new material from an 80s band!! Know your audience!!!!!

solid band. tight one hour set. would like to have seen a better turnout. tough on a sunday night.

I was so pleasantly surprised by this show. They looked and sounded like a young band. And even though it was at a small venue, it came off like a show of much bigger proportions. The lights, sound and video and sound effects were almost to the level of bigger arena shows. I would strongly suggest that anyone who is a hard rock or metal fan check them out live!!!!

Awesome set list. Great sound. Amazing performance.

Todd La Torre Is an excellent replacement for state. Don’t let “it’s not the original singer” view stop you from seeing this show.

Queensryche has been infused with some MAJOR young and powerful voice, so reminiscent of the young version of Geoff Tate, that by the first song you are more than willing to give De La Torre a chance, and by the second one you are won over his voice and his stage presence. This is planned, because, luckily, Q is clearly not a band dependant of their "golden years", but a band resurging into a new golden era and they show this attitude by giving their newest albums the importance they deserve, even opening with a track from their new release. I know Todd has been with Q for years now, but this is the first time I see them live with him, and I will see them again immediately if we ever cross paths in the future. Don't miss them!

Thought they were good,,maybe should’ve came with a opening act !!!!!

Some of the (very few) previous reviews are under the wrong band name. Yes, this was a 2016 Queensryche show, but anything in the past few years with Geoff Tate would not have been under this name. His band is Operation: Mindcrime. That said, this version of the band, though not the 'original' lineup, still sounds virtually identical, right down to the amazing vocals of La Torre. I was very pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed the show and the energy. I understand how one might not be thrilled that this isn't the original lineup, but if you like the tunes I still recommend fans of all Queensryche albums - in whatever time period they were released - to go see THIS version of the band. Also of note, they opened for Scorpions so the setlist was abbreviated.

Queensryche .... plays one hour. I dont get this. 3 opening bands. One being Great White who fit with Queensryche about as well as an extra small baby T on a fat man. By the time Queensryche hit the stage it was clear this would be a short show. If you are going to headline then play a full show. I shouldn't have to sit thru once bitten twice shy when I come to a prog rock show. My time was wasted. For the hour they played it was good. Although Wilton looked like he really didn't want to be there. The rest were given a good effort. But again. I came and paid to see Queensryche. Travelled, waited, waited, waited and then got 2/3rds a show. Judging by the attendance this was a poorly organized event in many ways. Never saw this venue so empty.

I love the original Queensryche, but this band is NOT Queensryche. Geoff Tate was very good, and the band was not bad, but without Degarmo and Wilton, it just sounds staged, and not natural. That being said, I still enjoyed the show, but was disappointed when compared to seeing the original lineup.

I had no idea that Geoff Tate had separated from his original band mates, until after I bought the tickets! So I was concerned about what it was going to be like. But I was not disappointed ... Geoff was in top form, band members were a who's who from top metal bands and had the Queensryche grooves down to a tee. They played Operation: Mind Crime beginning to end as the first half of the show. It had been quite a while since I listened to that epic albumn... Since the concert I have listened to that album 3 times thru along with Empire and selections from all the others... What a great inspiration this performance was! Sass Jordan opened with and acoustic set, she is an incredible entertainer. She showed her chops when she took the stage with Geoff during the Mind Crime set and rang out vocals that matched Tate note for note... Gave me chills!

The Queensryche show at Casino Rama was awesome! They played many of their hits over the past 25 years. Geoff Tate has an excellent stage presence, and a great sense of humour. The encore was one of the best! I wanted them to keep playing!

I didn't bother attended even though I paid as I found out late that this was not the real QR band. Also, heard of the poor show put on by the former front man. Plus Sass Jordan should not be the opening act for QR....I wish the venue had disclosed this information ahead of time.

the setlist was awesome. they played the whole Operation Mindcrime album. great line-up with Geoff Tate, the original Queensryche. terrible boring crowd though for a great 80s metal band they should have played in a smaller venue in Toronto such as the Phoenix and the audience would have been better. i still thank the band though for coming to Canada. this is the real Queensryche though, not the other version.

Great show, awesome classic rockers!!!! They played for over 2 hours, even did an encore of half a dozen songs :)

Queensryche were awesome! Great band and venue!!!!!!!

"25 year's of Operation Mind Crime and we're gonna play the whole damn thing for ya" exclaimed Queensryche front man Geoff Tate after blazing through the first three tracks of the bands operatic opus. Nevermind there's currently 2 touring versions of this band. It is Geoff Tate and his personification of the consummate rock god that strikes you right in the face! Those who are familiar with "Mind Crime Live at the Moore" pretty much know what your in for regarding Tates vocals. While he may not be able to hit the high notes of years gone by Tate clearly makes each track his own. This version of Queensryche is rounded out by veteran rockers Robert and Rudy Sarzo although the latter was being filled in for by John Moyer of Disturbed fame. Kelly Gray, Randy Gane, and Simon Wright (AC DC, Dio). The musicianship is tight and this is a band that by any other name would rock. Their cohesiveness in just a few weeks of touring is better some veteran bands with no line up changes. Canadian fans might be surprised to see opener Sass Jordan return to the stage in the part of Mary. And while her husky voice is not what you might expect from Mary, props to Jordan for stepping up. Tate engages his audience enthusiastically if not slightly mellow dramatically....but even in that, he does not disappoint. Queensryche at Casino Rama gets 4 Revolution Callings out of 5

It was an extremely successful evening with lots of different acts @ entertainment. Queensryche continues to keep changing things up with this unforgettable show. The only constructive thing I would like to add for the venue itself is that maybe the use of risers for the seating to ensure everyone has a clear view of the show. Alot of shorter people (not including myself), but my wife couldn't see. Thank You Queensryche for yet another GREAT Show! Hope you come to Vancouver soon...