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The Dillinger Escape Plan Tickets

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Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 6 reviews

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Setlists

    1. *#..
    2. 1Destro's Secret
    3. 2The Running Board
    4. 3The Mullet Burden
    5. 4Sandbox Magician
    6. 5Calculating Infinity
    7. 6Jim Fear
    8. 7Sugar Coated Sour
    9. 84th Grade Dropout
    10. 9Proceed With Caution
    11. 10I Love Secret Agents
    12. 11Abe the Cop
    13. 12Weekend Sex Change
    14. 13Variations on a Cocktail Dress
    15. 14Monticello
    16. 15Come to Daddy (Aphex Twin cover)
    17. 16Clip the Apex... Accept Instruction
    18. 17Just One Fix (Ministry cover)
    19. 1843% Burnt
    1. 1The Mullet Burden
    2. 2Destro's Secret
    3. 3The Running Board
    4. 4Sandbox Magician
    5. 5Calculating Infinity
    6. 6Jim Fear
    7. 7Sugar Coated Sour
    8. 84th Grade Dropout
    9. 9Abe the Cop
    10. 10Variations on a Cocktail Dress
    11. 11Come to Daddy (Aphex Twin cover)
    12. 12Clip the Apex... Accept Instruction
    13. 1343% Burnt
    1. *#..
    2. 1Destro's Secret
    3. 2Sandbox Magician
    4. 3The Running Board
    5. 4The Mullet Burden
    6. 5Calculating Infinity
    7. 6Jim Fear (Dimitri at front of house)
    8. 7Sugar Coated Sour
    9. 84th Grade Dropout
    10. 9Proceed With Caution
    11. 10I Love Secret Agents
    12. 11Abe the Cop
    13. 12Weekend Sex Change
    14. 13Variations on a Cocktail Dress
    15. 14Monticello (with "Just One Fix" by Ministry outro)
    16. 15Come to Daddy (Aphex Twin cover)
    17. 16Clip the Apex... Accept Instruction
    18. 1743% Burnt
    1. *#..
    2. 1Destro's Secret
    3. 2Sandbox Magician
    4. 3The Running Board
    5. 4The Mullet Burden
    6. 5Calculating Infinity
    7. 6Jim Fear
    8. 7Sugar Coated Sour
    9. 84th Grade Dropout
    10. 9Proceed With Caution
    11. 10I Love Secret Agents
    12. 11Abe the Cop
    13. 12Weekend Sex Change
    14. 13Variations on a Cocktail Dress
    15. 14Monticello
    16. 15Come to Daddy (Aphex Twin cover)
    17. 16Clip the Apex... Accept Instruction
    18. 1743% Burnt
    19. Virtual Insanity (Jamiroquai cover)
    1. *#..
    2. 1Destro's Secret
    3. 2Sandbox Magician
    4. 3The Running Board
    5. 4The Mullet Burden
    6. 5Calculating Infinity
    7. 6Jim Fear
    8. 7Sugar Coated Sour
    9. 84th Grade Dropout
    10. 9Proceed With Caution
    11. 10I Love Secret Agents
    12. 11Abe the Cop
    13. 12Weekend Sex Change
    14. 13Variations on a Cocktail Dress
    15. 14Monticello
    16. 15Come to Daddy (Aphex Twin cover)
    17. 16Clip the Apex... Accept Instruction
    18. 1743% Burnt
    19. Virtual Insanity (Jamiroquai cover)

Reviews

Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 6 reviews
  • Unbelievable!!! Aggressive and full of energy!!

    by Gtaylor6 on 2014-04-17Louis' Pub - SaskatoonRating: 5 out of 5

    Dillinger put on an amazing show!!! The set list was great and there was no lack of energy! Tickets were very reasonable. I can't say enough good things about this show...Retox opened for them, not a great act. The singer acted pompous and bored. Trash talk was the third opener, not a huge fan of the music but they put on a great show. The venue kind of sucked (Louis'). Has poor acoustics and is not set up for this kind of show at all, but I would go back and see Dillinger there any day!!!!

  • Darkest Hour destroyed

    by Orbital on 2010-04-10RICKSHAW THEATRE - VANCOUVERRating: 4 out of 5

    Animals as Leaders and Darkest Hour were the definate highlights. Seeing Tobin help set up Darkest Hours gear shows what a grounded dude he is. Having all that tallent and not getting caught up in any rockstar mentality shows kids he's a true role model and an unbeleiveable tallent. Darkest Hour sounded plain amazing. Thankfully iwrestledabearonce didn't play this show. Terrible band.

  • DEP wow

    by Starfishcom on 2010-04-10RICKSHAW THEATRE - VANCOUVERRating: 5 out of 5

    I have been to many concerts in my life and all I can say is DEP is rewriting the book. If you ever think to yourself that you've seen it all, go to a DEP show.

  • ANIMALS AS LEADERS

    by Rustell on 2010-04-07Republik - CALGARYRating: 5 out of 5

    Animals As Leaders set was unbelievable. They are very cool and approachable. Hung out with fans after show.

  • Dillinger BRING IT! everytime

    by Dillinger1 on 2009-09-29The Mod Club - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    I have had the pleasure of seeing Dillinger 13 times,and everytime they deliver 120%. For those on the fence and are wondering if they should go or not..GO! I highly recomend it. Think Converge,NIN,GenghisTron and Mr,Bungle, are the closest comparisons. The Mod Club Show was off the wall Literally..you know what words cant describe a dillinger experience..you must see first hand. Trust me you'll love em!!

  • A taste of DeP

    by Mastofan81 on 2009-07-15Mod Club Theatre - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    I've heard the great things about Dillinger live, I've seen the Youtube clips, yet nothing could quite prepare me for the real thing. For starters, the show took place on the edge of the Taste of Italy festival, adding to the carnival vibe of the show. Between sets you could sample awesome food and waste money on rigged carny games. I showed in time for most of the Knife the Glitter set, and they set the stage adequately. Having never heard there music before, I was suitably impressed. Mathy, noisy metal with jarring riffs and spastic time signatures. Then, on comes DeP, and they didn't disappoint. They rode the line between the older, harsher stuff and the newer, more accessible songs, keeping old and new fans equally satisfied. There was no barricade and no line of bouncers cause Dillinger don't need any. Front man Greg Puciato is more formidable than any group of bouncers could hope to be. Alternately hugging, ridiculing and throwing kids off the stage. Guitarists banged and thrashed, rode the audience like a cork on a wave, and made the bar their stage. Song selection was near perfect. Varying the pace just enough to keep the audience from going deaf and/or insane trying to keep up. By the end of the show my ears were ringing, I was shell-shocked and singing Their lyrics all the way home.