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First show back in May 1987 @ the Concert Hall, then another 3 shows there ..last in early 90s. Great memories. This farewell show did not disappoint. I only wish they could have played a show per album to cover all of their material!
Skinny Puppy absolutely crushed it and the sound at History is darn near perfect. That said, the venue and policy was very disappointing as security was more invasive than i have ever experienced which left most in the crowd feeling violated and unhappy.
Awesome stage show impressive as always. The light show was great theatrics great!!!
What a great show! A real blast from the past for me. Been a huge Puppy fan since the early eighties. Saw them a bunch of times back in the day. Always a very theatrical show and this was no exception. Sounded great, looked great and played all the songs I wanted to hear. Played at least one song from every album. If this really is their farewell, I’m so glad I went.
Also, first time at History..generally seemed like a well laid out venue, ease of mobility, easy to find expensive drinks at the bar, but hard to track down bathrooms at first! 🤷🏻 I’m certainly not a sound pro by any means, but thought the overall venue sound could have been better. The band’s drummer was awesome, but the mid range seemed to be lacking overall; drums & guitar. Vocals were great. The Toronto crowd was pretty into it..took a bit to get warmed up (typical?) but also a mix of OG fans and younger crowd. Visual concept and overall performance was very captivating. The band was genuinely appreciative of the crowd’s response and provided a double encore-which was..awesome!
Skinny Puppy's final tour was excellent. The venue, History, was great. Service and seats were prime. Too bad I couldn't get any Skinny Puppy merch as the line was too long for my liking. All in all the experience was top shelf!
I've seen every Skinny Puppy concert in toronto since 1987, Too Dark Park, both nights. Never, have i had such diffculty getting into the venue or, decided not to get swag because the lineups were so slow. We lined up outside the venue at 7: 30 with the idea that it would take a half hour to get in...max..and see Lead Into Gold open. We got in and saw the last 2 songs of the opening band after being in line for 80 minutes. Swag linup was ridiculous, because the venue staff were next to uninterested in getting the buyers through so, we decided not to buy any product. Again, the Kevins were awesome! But the door staff were almost TRYING to make the entrance to the venue super slow. This is my 2nd, out of 2, bad experience at History. I will avoid this venue at all costs unless its a band i must see.
Amazing show. They were on point. The only bad part of the show is having to deal with Ticketmaster. The sooner that ticketmaster can go die in a fire, the better. The world will be far better off without this garbage company and their asinine arbitrary price gouging.
Overall perfect performance, single best concert I have ever been too. If they ever tour agian, I’m going. No matter where I have to go.
From start to end it was nonstop and they played fantastic. The encores were filled with the classics and the band was engaging too. I’m so glad I didn’t miss this tour.
Awesome show from the long running Vancouver industrial band on their final tour. Packed venue, great sound. Enjoyed it so much.
Great venue. Great music. Great show. Loved every minute of it.
That was really great, the sound was good, the musician were excellent. Its was a really good goodbye show. Only bad thing, the merch was really extensive
I have been a fan of the band since the 90's and loved their unique genre that influenced other future bands such has Marilyn Manson and so many more/I own their full discography: It is the first time I see them live and I was really impressed wit their theatrical visual effects and how good they sounded live after all these year away from stage. My only regret , not going to see them before!!! Strongly recommend to any alternative music lover!
I really enjoyed this show. First time I had seen Skinny Puppy since their heyday @ 1986. The sound was excellent and the vocal well well placed in the mix. Visually this was stunning to watch the multiple video screens and Nivek's custom created a very strong presence to the swirling layers of synthesizers. It seems the band really enjoyed their home town return and sold out appreciative audience was treated to a lengthy encore. I only recognized 3 songs as it has been a while since Skinny Puppy was on the stereo.
DEADLINES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Overall I enjoyed this concert very much it was quite a sight to see, Special effects were awesome as always as I've heard. If you haven't seen Skinny Puppy I would definately recommend you go see them as soon as you can!!!
awesome show! mind-blowing visuals, and a well rounded set list that would please the most die hard fan.
They did not diappoint. They sounded great live (as usual) and really enjoyed the performance. Highly recommended for anyone that loves indusitrial music.
these guys are amazing! the stage show,the sound,the video projections. everything. skinny puppy is classic old school amazingness. if it wasnt for these guys a lot of 'industrial' bands most people are familiar with would probably not exist! go see these guys !!! make no excuses!
