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15$ parking. Not bad. Minimal line ups to get inside. Shorts lines for all the venders. Seats were completely horrible, back started to hurt midway through the show. Sound was good.
Wish Manson played a little longer, and unfortunately, after waiting 20+ years to see him live, I was a wee bit disappointed, he seemed to not care to be there. But I suppose being in the business for as long as he has, I wouldn't put my all into it anymore either? Still love him either way! Rob Zombie really pumped things up and did a great job. Opening band was ridiculously loud, to the point where I couldn't hear half of what Manson and Zombie were saying /singing by the time they started.
This was a truly amazing experience. I've wanted to see Rob Zombie ever since watching the Devil's Rejects 10 years ago. I've loved him since and he did not disappoint. Both Manson and Zombie were great showmen on Friday evening. Manson maybe have been having more fun than the rest of us hahaha. We definitely felt the love even "From Hell" hahaha. No regrets, merch prices were great, seats were awesome! Great show
Marilyn mansin sound was not that good in the beginning but got better at the end Rob zombie was awesome
Parking was easy and cheap, staff was really nice and helpful, STANDING floor is always the way to go rather than assigned seats on the floor so I was very happy to be standing on the floor! Security was great, the crowd was great, the artists were even better! Tons of room to move around, easy access to bathrooms, getting out was easy and there wasn’t too much traffic on the highway! WHAT A PERFECT NIGHT!
From “up-and-comer” to “been-there” to “consummate entertainer”, the Palaye Royale/MM/RZ Hell Never Dies show in Ottawa was certainly a night of contrasts. From the pleasant surprise of Palaye Royale, a band I’d never heard of before, turning me into an instant fan with songs like “Don’t Feel Quite Right” and “Fucking With My Head”, to the unsettling disappointment of seeing your once favourite shock-rocker, MM, in the throes of the all-too-predictable descent from rock God to antiquated dinosaur. However, it was Rob Zombie who wrapped the evening up in a lovely, black silk bow with his soul-thumping, infectious beats and seemingly endless supply of energy. Songs like “Dead City Radio and the New Gods of Supertown”, “Get Your Boots On” and the classic White Zombie tune, “More Human Than Human”, kept the crowd on their feet only to finish with two covers: “Blitzkrieg Bop” and “Helter Skelter” (which, despite calling for MM to join him onstage who didn’t, nailed the song anyway), blowing up the night with the final “Dragula”. Perhaps I’m being unfair to MM, since the last time I saw him was during the North American Mechanical Animals Tour at Arrow Hall in Mississauga in peak shape and form. I suspect my expectations were far too high for this show, but the long pauses between songs coupled with his lack of enthusiasm on-stage and not supporting fellow rocker Zombie on “Helter Skelter”, just made it appear that he would rather be anywhere else than in front of this Ottawa crowd or onstage period. All told, it was a fantastic evening spent with my step-son, and any time I can discover new music (Palaye Royale) and see two of my favourite entertainers in Manson and Zombie live, is still better than going without.
Amazing night. This was the best show I've seen in Ottawa in a long time. Everything a concert should be is what the Twins of Evil show delivered. Between the performers, the stage show and the people in attendance it doesnt get any better for a live show. 10/10
From the start to the end it was entertainment in its purest form. Without a doubt one of the best concerts I have been to.
I never knew much music from any of bands playing and didn’t know what to expect Palaye Royal Rocked very energetic Marilyn Mansion decent performance not my cup of tea commanded the stage very good Rob Zombie Was amazing a lot of energy entertaining stole the show I would go see him again
Opener Palaye Royale was ok, but I could have easily thought of better bands to start the show. While their guitarist was flashy, the bassist on the mark and the drummer keeping the beat, their sound didn't mesh with the rest of the acts. At least should have gotten Creeping Beauty or Royal Tusk instead. Manson was alright. He brought out some tricks like the huge podium, but there was a too many breaks and long pauses in the set that kinda wasted time. I think He could have had at least another song or two in the 65min set. I saw before in 2001 and this performance did not beat that one. Rob Zombie was aptly the headliner with a solid 70 min set. I love the video screen imaging and the numerous tall characters prouncing around the stage. I didn't quite get the boxes that Rob was walking around over through the show. It looked a bit clunky for the band members to get around. I like it when they can come to the front of the stage, but with those things on it, it looked kinda cumbersome. Overall though, his set was the best with Classic, "Dragula" ending the show.
Amazing.. great show.. Marilyn Mansons voice was unbelievable.. Rob Zombie did stop.. great show I would go see it again hands down
Have been a long time fan of both these fellows, drove 4 1/2 hours to see them and back again to work at 8 a.m. and would do it all over again in a heartbeat. Manson did not disappoint. This was my first time seeing him ... love his sound... This is the second time seeing Zombie ... his energy and engagement with the audience is electrifying. Absolutely love him ... great show ...
Me and buddy have been to a lot of rock shows but this one was unreal. The 2 of them together in one night was about as much as we could handle.
This was my first time seeing Manson and I have to say he was amazing...as for Zombie this was my fourth time seeing him and I can say he never disappoints he was full energy and very entertaining!
Manson’s band had such awesome sound ! Their sound guys were dialed in. Manson himself sounded out of it at times but honestly I could have listened to Manson all night. Killer set list. Zombies band was also good but their sound guys DID NOT have their sound dialed in. Drums sounded muffled and the guitars were quiet. Zombie himself seems like he had a agend to stick to. Lots of filler with him talking all the time. Disappointing especially after everyone I’ve talked to said Zombie puts on such a great show. Manson was great. Zombie was good. Still don’t regret going to the show. It’s been a while since we’ve had a good rock show in town. With 2 hockey teams to support here in Winnipeg we seem to pass on a lot of great shows that are out there hitting other cities in Canada.
Energy level was high, played the hits, started on time. Awesome show, so glad I went. Zombie didn't stop moving and spent lots of time in the crowd.
Best concert I've been to in awhile! Looooooved Rob Zombies set
Awesome performances. Especially Rob Zombie!!! He rocked the centre!
Great concert, one of the best I’ve seen, Rob Zombie rocked the Bell MTS with hit after hit, great experience, Manson held his own with a solid show.
I brought my Dad with me to this concert and we both had a great time. We enjoyed each band and rocked out the whole night. Each band was visually pleasing to watch and their stage presence was over all great! Would definitely recommend going if you love to have a good time and rock out!
