Theory of a Deadman Tickets

Love Theorys CDs and songs, was so bummed at what I heard. Sound was horrible throughout. Started off with muddy sounding vocals, then suspected tapes were being played in the background, never heard rhythm and bass guitars clearly ...were they even playing?!! Then during The Bitch Came Back, sounded like amps went off for most of song. Lead vocal OK half of the time, other times grossly off-key!! What gives?!!

we enjoyed seeing Theory of a Deadman alot. tickets were a reasonable price, so that helped with being able to see them. They involved the audience alot which was nice.

Such a great concert! They had an awesome set list and were a lot of fun. It was great being able to see them at The Burt after seeing them at the MTS Centre for Powerball a few years ago.

However, sound quality was bad. I like loud, but not to the point of real distortion. If I was to go to this show again, under the same circumstances, I would have ear plugs. Better P.A. ..

My husband and I really enjoyed the show, they had a good stage setup and the music was fantastic. Onlyproblem was it was hard to hear when they talked, Burton Cummings theater needs some sound improvements.

I was sitting on the first balcony and we found the concert extremely hard to hear. IF you didn't know a song, you couldn't figure out what he was saying, and when he talked it sounded very muffled nothing was comprehensible. I don't know if the base or drums were off but we couldn't hear a word he said.

There was something really off with the sound as you couldn't make out the lead singer's voice for the most part - he was drowned out by everything else. I wasn't sure what kind of show to expect from them being at the Jubilee but it was a total rock show and they entertained! Wished I could have been able to hear Tyler's awesome voice better. I was very thankful for their acoustic portion where you got a chance to really hear him.

great show. good sound, guys can rock it. only complaint...play time way too short. 1 hour and 20min, thats bit lame for young guys especially. 1.45 to 2 hrs min is what u'd expect. throw a solo in or something...stretch it out a bit.

Great show! Took our 14 and 15 yr old kids, they loved it. Definitely will see them again. They played incredibly!

Great show but the sound was terrible in the Jubilee for a rock concert. You could not hear the lyrics at all with the exception of the acoustic segment. Not a recommended venue for a rockin' show!

The concert was great But the Jubilee isnt the best place to have a rock concert in, The lights on stage were VERY bright for us in the crowd

They are good, and entertain the crowd well. Hope to see them again, but not in the Jube.

Was a first timer to see T.O.A.D.M at the Jubilee in Edmonton. Enjoyed the show very much and was very surprised with the age group that attended. A lot more older generation than anticipated. ( i thought i would be one of the few old timers there at 47, not a chance ). The band made tons of money off Merchandise as the line up was out of control right up to show time. I went back about 6 songs into the set to buy my shirt and there was still 2 lines of people buying. After the show it still was a gong show to buy Merch. Overall a good show though it took about the first 4-5 songs for the sound guy to get the right mix. Bad sound at the beginning, Waaaaay to loud as no vocals were heard. Tyler seemed to be running out of gas as he approached the the end of the night. not being able to hit some of the higher notes. In the last song of the night ( Bad Girlfriend ) he struggled and had to let the audience sing the words to ones he couldn't hit. I sympathize for the guy as i know what this is like being a lead singer in a band as well, and feeling this way after giving it your all in a full night of rocking out. Overall a cool show with straight ahead rock 'n' roll.

The guys put on a wonderful show mixing old favourites with new stuff. It was wonderful to see them again after a 10-year hiatus for me!

These guys are awesomely talented for a couple guys from Delta. Enjoyed the show, was an awesome venue to see bands, if you are into that kind of thing. I thought the vocals were not all that clear for a couple songs, a little overshadowed by the guitars, overall THEY ROCKED.

They were pretty damn spectacular. Tyler talked to the crowd. The fact they were from here and my friend went to ND couple yrs after them, made it really cool. Good music. Disliked it was all ages, they had to sensor a bit. Still good times though.

Show was pretty good. Jordan Cook only opened for about 20 minutes. Theory was good. Don`t wait around in the liquor line up downstairs like a chump, go to one of the upstairs ones.

Tyler was having trouble singing which kind of limited the whole experience. I have to give him credit for trying to keep it going but I would have preferred to come back and see him when he was in prime form.

The vocals were drowned out by the instruments. Was expecting an encore, but there wasn't one. Barely knew the concert ended then the lights were on.

Having this group play in a smaller venue was actually great! To be able to have a great seat any where you sat, and be able to see and hear far better than at a larger venue was excellent! These folks put on a decent show and would definately see them again!