Theory of a Deadman Tickets

I thought the song choices were great, the energy of the band was great, would have been an awesome show but the sound was terrible! Sounded like he was singing into a pillow. I had a hard time understanding what he was saying even when he was just talking between songs. I have seen many concerts in that building and the sound has been better so I don't think it's the building's acoustics to blame here. Very disappointing as they are a great Canadian band and I enjoy a their music but I left the concert feeling ripped off.....I could have stayed home and listened to their music at home on my stereo.

Theory was awesome. They were fun friendly and talented as hell! Was a slow night in Kamloops and not the turnout that should have been there!! Would have loved an encore but fabulous show.

Theory of a Deadman really know hows to interact with the crowd, make you get up and dance and raise the roof! Big Wreck was awesome as well - Ian Thornley is an amazing performer and rocker

Awesome! With the exception of a bit too loud, take ear plugs would have been perfect!

Terrible sound quality. When you can't hear the lead singer over the bass and the drums it's a waste of time. Should have gone acoustic or no band at all, just him and his own guitar. I'm not sure why concerts have to overpower the singer to the point it's pure distortion.

Wow! Well worth the money! Drove over 400km just to see the show in a small town venue...the show was phenomenal.

I liked the show a lot both big wreck and theory of a deadman were great.

Would give the men with guitars a 4 out 5 for their show in Winnipeg. Please return!

Great Show, not sure why Big Wreck opened for Theory of a Deadman, but both bands rocked out. Fun Times.

Love Theory because we're from Vancouver. Have seen them a couple of times already. Was cool to see them play in the USA where they have so many fans. BUT we went to see Charm City Devils this time. The hottest rock band to come out in a long time! Their album Sins is amazing - every song rocks!!!

This review is for the concert back in February at Hamilton Place. I'm honestly not surprised by the negative reviews at this show specifically. The sound was laughable. Iv always been told Hamilton Place is a fantastic venue and the sound was great. Not the case for Theory. You could barely hear Tyler's voice through the majority of the songs and during "The Bitch Came Back", the entire sound cut out on one of the guitars. Unless they improve their sound, I would never spend another dime on seeing this band live, and this is coming from a big fan.

I have passed at seeing the boys live before, but this time decided to take a shot. The sound was awesome, and being a home town show I thought they brought some geniune energy to their performance. All in all a good show, but I left thinking... I would have liked some more original material on their new album. I am not sure if their latest effort stacks up to their past albums.

Bleeker Ridge was my reason for driving all the way down to the city so I knew what I was in for with these guys and they "Put Out" as usual!!!! 5 star for these guys. My husband and i both love Theory!!! and they are definatly worth seeing!

Amazing show, songs, lights, they played new stuff old stuff, we had the best time!!

When Jordon Cook came on stage within the first 2 minutes I had to run back out front and buy his cd. this guy is fricking amazing. I do really like Theory of a deadman and have listened to there music for years now but if it was a toss up of seeing one of these guys over the other I would have chosen Jordon Cook... this guy needs to be on the radio and playing in stadiums not just a warm up goup. If you get the change listen to him... the cd Seven Deadly Sins I enjoy every track and thats rare even for a big band.

Both Bleaker ridge and theory of a deadman were great.

Sadly disappointed... had fantastic seats, they played all good songs but they were way to loud for Hamilton Place which resulted in the sound being really distorted.

Hamilton Place is a terrific venue for a small, intimate concert. Theory of a Deaman is a fantastic band with many, many songs to sing along with for the entire show. Not that all their songs are to be taken seriously, but they are great songwriters. Highly recommended for anyone who likes their music played by the artists themselves, but also for anyone who likes to rock out with the band.

Theory was awesome but need to rethink opening acts. Upclose and personal atmosphere at Bronson Centre was excellent - close to stage and band!

Theory played about 90 min. and all their hits. However the singer's voice wasn't quite as good. maybe he had a cold, but he was off key a few times and was losing vocal power. Opening act Iconoclast rocked the house. I actually was more impressed with them then Theory which sat down to do an acoustic set that was very country style.