Theory of a Deadman Tickets

Let me start by saying I am a HUGE fan of TOAD. I was so excited about going the concert at Edmonton Jubilee Auditorium (its my favorite venue) - which has the most incredible acoustics (it used to be the home of the ESO). So imagine my profound disappointment when TOAD came out and I could barely make out the first 3 song because the volume was so high all i could hear is distortion and the very loud, off-key back up singing of the drummer. My hubby and i were ready to bail after 3 songs, but then they finally switched gear to their "Acoustical" set (funny because they were all plugged in still) and the volume was turned down enough it actually sounded ok. When the first encore started, the volume was cranked right up again and we walked out. Gauging by the number of people already in the parkade, we certainly weren't alone. If i can head bang my way through any metal concert, its not loud music that bothers me. I seriously think TOAD need to invest in a better soundman - because this one was horrible. Did I mention Jube has perfect acoustics? TOAD themselves put on a good show and really got the crowd going. I will see them again - maybe in an outdoor venue. Very disappointing!

This was the first time I saw TOAD. I love the band, but was not happy with the sound. I expected it to be great being it was at the Jubilee, but you couldn't hear Tyler very well. He was drowned out by the instruments. They were entertaining and overall it was ok.

The opening act was awful then the long intermission only half an hour into the show to switch to Theory stage.. Half the songs the music was so loud you could not here the lyrics. We were on the first balcony i think the venue had alot to do with the sound bouncing from the walls faster than the lyrics were being sung....Overall i had a great time as a night out with my Wife....

Overall the show was pretty average. The lead singer was really struggling with some of the songs he sang, especially the ballads. Another case of a band cranking up the volume soooooo loud, that the voice of the singer was over powered and he couldn't keep up.

Excellent! Had a BLAST! Love the small venue! Comfortable seats!

With this concert I would recommend they get better set up as in could only hear half of the vocals. The opening band ( solo dude) rocked was amazing. As therory of a dead man is one of my favorite bands if they played this venue again I will not go to see again.

Venue was great and so was Theory! We had a great time!

Good show the sound was awesome lighting was also awesome

This 38 yr old 80s RockerChick brought her 17 yr old daughter to see Theory of a Deadman at the Orpheum and managed to turn her daughter into a groupie! Our whole concert experience started off with VIP passes, access to the sound check, and a meet and greet with the Band before rocking the night away. The guys brought their A-game to the stage and did not disappoint. We were on our feet, dancing, singing along, hands clapping, arms waving, the entire night. The whole experience was truly amazing.

For a small venue I thought the sound wasnt very good. You couldnt hear the bands voices over the music. They also didnt play all of their good songs. Overall it was a fun night out for the price.

Great show and song selection, not to mention beautiful venue. however, I dont think it was a good choice for a Rock concert. Could barely hear the singers voice the entire show over the rest of the equipment

The sound at this performance was terrible. When the lead singer was talking I could hear him but as soon as the other guitarists and drummer started his voice was drowned out. Very disappointed in the show.

Theory of a Deadman are the single greatest live band touring right now. Unbelievable live show, and easy on the eyes too! Pairing with Swollen Members (who also put on a great show) seemed a little odd - definitely a different crowd for each band. Theory is great at getting the crowd going, played all their hits, including the old stuff.

overall the event was excellent as usual..I would recommend this event to anyone!!!

Friday: Down with Webster put on an incredible show, the Stereos were amazing (i've seen them before...they improved a ton), and Marianas Trench wasn't bad besides all the breaks they kept taking. Saturday: Jordan Cook was great (I don't know his music, but put on a wonderful show), Swollen Members was good besides me almost dying in the mosh pit, and Theory of a Deadman (as every other time i've seen them) was amazing! Sunday: Social Code was decent although I dont know them and Vanilla Ice....my oh my what a show...literally blown away!

Marianas Trench was amazing alongside with Theory of a Deadman and every other band that performed friday and saturday. I was unfortunately not there for the other bands on sunday although I am glad to not of heard Vanilla Ice...they cold of totally gotten a better band to play as the special guest. I'm sure having him there on sunday most likely affected the outcome ha ha. The events like the motor cross freestyles were epic aswell! Totally saw one of the bikes set fire too. That was scary but cool as well. Thankfully no one was hurt but everyone got a good chuckle out of it. The biker probably wasn't too thrilled tho. His bike is probably coma toast.

THEORY OF A DEADMAN WAS AWESOME! IT WAS THE FIRST CONCERT IVE ACTUALLY BEEN TO SINCE SPICE GIRLS. LONGGG TIME AGO! THEY SOUNDED EXACTLY LIKE THEY DO ON THERE CD, WHICH USUALLY ISNT THE CASE. I WENT WITH 3 OTHER PEOPLE WHO ALSO LOVED THE SHOW. I WOULD GO AND SEE THEM AGAIN ANY DAY! :)

Loved the show!! They rocked, and didn't seem to care that it was a small venue. They played like there was 40,000 people there. Very down to earth, cool bunch of guys.

If you like good Vancouver Rock n Roll you gotta see these guys live. One of my favourite bands, they usually stop by twice a year and I go every time. Their latest album "Scars and Souvenirs" is gold.

Was a small venue......but made it great for acoustics/sound, and being up close and personal. AMAZING. Touched on their newer hits, and older ones off their Gasoline album. Overall reaally good. Loved it.