I have been a huge KoRn fan since I heard their first album when I was in high school, 1994, freshman year! It was magical!! I knew from then on that I'd always be a fan! I've seen them 4 times now!! 1999 was my first concert in Fargo, ND when they toured with Rob Zombie! What a show!! They never disappoint. I love them so much! I loved being there Wednesday night, took my daughters who are huge fans and my husband who is now a fan!!! ❤️🤘

Amazing show from start to finish! Spiritbox light setup wasn’t my favorite but their set was solid. Gojira came out and destroyed with an amazing set, and stage show. Korn always brings it and there was no exception to this show! Loved every song they played and knew the words to almost all the songs they played. Loved the stage show and it seemed like Jonathan was getting a little emotional and could the feel the bands energy in with how awesome the crowd was for the band. All in all very pleased and will definitely see all 3 bands again.

It was a magical Korn show rocking the 30th anniversary with my brother, my Lady, & my young friends first Korn show. Everyone was loving it so hard on the rail and Korn was having a blast too. Had to sell my car to go to this show but had such an amazing time with people closest to me. Amazing experience for Korn as aways. Looking forward to the 18th Korn show next time. The Korn VIP portion was the absolute worse value of any show I've ever been to unfortunately though. The actual concert made up for it. Spirit box and Gojira where really good as well. Till next time Munky, your Dreaded NW Fan Jeff

Korn absolutely killed it, incredible show. Gojira did a great job as well. Line into the venue was absolutely ridiculous, and parking was a nightmare. Ended up missing spiritbox (mostly our fault, if I'm being honest.) The way the venue is split doesn't really let the crowd get any kind of a pit going. I still had a great time but I probably won't be going back to pine knob again, the seating being in front of the standing area instead of off to the side just really kills the vibe for a good metal show.

Firstly, it has been a dream of mine to see KORN in concert ever since they debuted. At 43 years old, I finally got to experience them for the first time with my husband and our two teen kids! KORN was phenomenal live! I also am an avid listener of Gojira and Spiritbox. Both bands performed so amazing! I was blown away by the production quality! The venue was alright. Fairly quick to get in parking and they were speedy at getting people into entry. There were a few things I would like to see improve. The cost of a hotdogs was $10. I mean, really??? I just paid $300 on tickets to be charged that much for food? No thanks. We had lawn tickets. Unfortunately, we brought the wrong size chairs, so we sat in the grass. I have some health issues that prevented me from standing on the slope of the lawn for extended times. The people in the box area infront of us blocked a majority of my view while I sat. I would like to see more designated areas for people with disabilities. All in all, it was a pretty venue. The food cost and the lack of space for people who need flat ground, but cannot afford seats closer to the stage, could use improvement.

This concert rocked! I took 1/2 star off, only because it felt like they rushed through their Playlist, so they could get out of there quickly. . . . O0n second thought, I can't really fault them for that. I just discovered Korn, about a little over a year ago, but I LOVE their style, and they, quickly, became one of my top favorites. I like that they seem extremely confident and secure with themselves, and how they present their music.

KoRn-Evanescence-POD AMAZING!! Highly Recommend the Venue-Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater. Overall one of the best experiences at a venue I have ever had. They have so many processes in place to help keep lines short and offer fast service in all areas. So much better than the MODA Center and indoor venues in general. Lots of space to move around. Guest Service: Top Notch! Every person we encountered was super friendly and patient. Parking attendants, check-in, concessions, restrooms, etc… All great experiences. Food/Beverage: Exceeded expectations! Lots of places to order and pick up food with clear signage for items and pricing. This venue has definitely invested in streamlining the process for prepping items to be ready at high volume times. They have online ordering for everything. Making it super easy to order and pickup food and merchandise-Genius! Areas to fill water bottles was an awesome bonus! Restrooms: Exceeded expectations! I was surprised how clean the restrooms were. We used them twice and both times there were staff continuously working on upkeep! Merchandise sales: Exceeded expectations. Fast lines, multiple places to purchase, online ordering available. Cashless and took phone pay! They even told my son he could switch out his shirt later if he decided he wanted something different. That was very nice and unexpected. Seats/Acoustics: Sound was awesome. We were in section 103. Our seats were good. Wish the stadium seating was a little more sloped for better viewing. The stage isn’t super high so could definitely be difficult for shorter people. My husband and 2-sons are 6’1-6’3, felt a little bad for people behind us. Parking: Needs improvement-Specifically in the after show experience. (With how well run everything else was, I didn’t dock any stars for this) Entry into the venue was easy and seamless. Attendants directing traffic where to go- seemed organized. Leaving was a very different story. You can expect some delay with thousands of people leaving at the same time, however there were not nearly enough attendants staffed to control the crowd going out. It took us over an hour to get out of the lot and once we were on the freeway we could see the lot was still full with cats waiting to leave. I am sure it was another hour at least for all of those people to get out. Shuttle Service: Poor- Shuttle service was advertised for this concert, however it never showed up. Communicating that option not being available was poor and left us and many others very disappointed. Thank you for an awesome memorable night! It was my youngest boys (age 9+11) first concert. We were all very happy!

All the bands were amazing! Sadly there were issues with security doing nothing about the girls reporting being sexually harassed/inappropriately touched. Security were also attempting to not allow people to enter the venue because of the language/imagery on t shirts, no venue policy stated anything about t shirts with curse words or mildly inappropriate imagery. They were simply pushing their own political or religious beliefs on the crowd. Also fair warning to crowd surfers, about 90% of the security were doing nothing to catch the people going over the rail and were simply letting them fall face first. VIP was also EXTREMELY unorganized, besides all the bullshit the bands sounded great, the lighting was great, and the acoustics were awesome.

P.O.D , evanescence, & korn was 5 stars! super sick show!! but there was a guy who literally sexually harassed me & 3 other girls. When we told security they told us to “Get evidence and report it to the police or get out/move to a different spot.” and the security was a woman…out of all people you’d think one of our own would understand. The nice guys in front me made me feel at ease and handled the situation better than her. Shout out to them!!

OMG!! Korn gets better every time they come here to Dallas! Such a great performance from the band. They are never boring. I go to sleep listening to their sweet music every night. at concerts they get me so riled up I like to head bang but yet at night they calm me down and i go to sleep. They are my all time favorite band, I switched from country to Korn and will never go back. Thank you Korn for helping me realize who I really am:-) The venue is good for such a huge gathering.

The concert with both Evanescence and Korn was really a good show. Evanescence sung several good songs and so do Korn. The last song Korn perform was whn he came out with his Bagpipes and Amy Lee came out to join the lead singer of Korn and both sang the last song together and was a great combo. I would like to go to that concert again or at a location in MD or PA, which is closer to whr I live in central MD.

Fucking loved Korn, the bathrooms were clean and well stocked but on the small side. Also, the nearest parking lots(included the enclosure for the stadium) were closed off with no reason given. It was storming all day too and that combined with having to park under a nearby overpass with others meant cars were getting stuck in mud and a bad experience there. The band was five stars, and the venue was maybe two due to horrible parking and communication.

I have to add to my previous review. I have seen Korn many different times. Each show is unique as they always play a different set list and include new songs. Their new album Requiem is awesome and we were thrilled to hear new songs off this album as well as a mix of songs from previous albums. Korn just keeps getting better. They are fantastic and very much worth seeing in concert repeatedly. I can’t wait for them to come around again! I feel so great after having rocked out to Korn this past Sunday live!

My review on Facebook: Oh my gooooooooooosh!!!!!!!! This show was sooooooo LIT!!!!! I never once thought I would enjoy every song sung by System of a Down. KORN killed it as always. Helmet can play but the lead singer didn't always impress me. Russian Circles had a small set with no lead singer and ROCKED IT. (Faith No More was pulled from the bill. Word was one dude in the band has mental issues 🤷🏼‍♂️.) This was the 2 year delayed show we have all been waiting for and it was well worth the wait. Everything went off without a hitch. I didn't take many pictures. I just enjoyed the show. Traffic did suck once I got down here and parking was $60 but I'm across the street in a great spot. I would definitely see System of a Down again. Thank goodness I got here early and on the rail. Lots of crowd surfing and people needing out of the pit. Things were flying. Oh and lots of shoes lost tonight. But security did a hell of a job.🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻.

Great Job on the posting this! Thank you to KoRn for putting together such a spiritual show!!! And "No One's There" from The Untouchables Album, caught me completely by surprise!! That song is such an underated song, I found my self singing along and couldn't remember which song it was?!? It just flew out of me!!! Having the Church choir participate in the song was so fresh!! I hope they did a recorded track of "Lost in the Grandeur". These are the quaint shows that mean so much, I just pray for more of this. Amen. As a KoRn fan since the 90s, these are the live shows that fucking matter, Jonathan substitutes F-Bombs, like during the acoustic performance of "No Ones There" while in church. Then at the end of "Lost in Grandeur", Jonathan growls motherfucker, like a Rockstar!! I don't know if the church members caught it. uber dope show sKat sKat ima ima dima ima DOooo RRrrr!!!

Unfortunately I joined in on it near the end as the YouTube site was not cooperative and didn't automatically start for me which resulted in me waiting a half hour for the program to start. Finally wentvand refreshed the page and then it activated the livestream. The inclusion of the choir and orchestra in with the group was unbeatable and the church a great setting with great acoustics. I was able to track the vid down earlier today and watch it again with my husband. Only thing that would make it better would be being there in person but just say I said it was beautiful!

Although we didnt have meet and greet for korn, we were getting off the service elevator and meet half of korn. This was a dream cometrue for my son who is a quadriplegic. They were so nice to get a few photos with him and their security ran upstairs and got Jonathan to sign the ultimate warrior guitar pic for my son. Thank u so much. Hoping to meet the full band nexttime. We are waiting for the korn and faith nomore tour.

I've seen better setlists from them, but they could play just about anything from their entire catalog and I'd be happy, so it doesn't matter. They seemed like they were having fun, and the crowd was good, which is a huge relief because I've been in some bad ones recently. Lots of singing along, headbanging, dancing (I've seen better, but I've seen a lot worse too). But most importantly, I was surrounded by good people that understood the culture of the pit. It only takes a few assholes to ruin everything. There were only two fights in my area and security broke them up quickly. Someone choked a woman a little bit behind me (this was between sets, so it wasn't an accident) and everyone around her defended her. This is why I love Oregon and Washington crowds, we don't tolerate that bullshit. So yeah, this was one of my favorites. But I'm not surprised, Korn dominates the top of my list because they're unique and sincere, they put a lot of effort into their performances, and most of their fans are some of the best people I've ever met. I always end up meeting at least one person that I could easily build a long friendship with. The best part was finally seeing Faget up close. The last time I saw it I wasn't able to get on the rail. Being on the rail changes everything for me because I'm only 5 feet tall. Anyway, the security guard in front of me had never seen or worked a Korn concert before, but he didn't even flinch when all of us screamed those lyrics in his face. The security team was good, they were fair and alert.

Awesome show. Korn had a ton of energy, especially with it being such a hot night. Alice in Chains were great. Sang a bunch of classic songs and their new stuff is good. Even with the singer that replaced Lane Staley, they still sound like Alice in Chains. Under oath was okay but Fever 333 really rocked it. Lots of energy and intensity. I will have to look up their stuff.

Killer crowd and of course a great set by Korn. Venue staff did a great job letting people mosh and crowd surf, but were a little overzealous keeping folks out of the front section. I understand the safety need of course, but at times it seemed silly. First time I've been to a rock show at this venue, but was not disappointed. Acoustics were excellent and overall I liked it better than fox/Warfield/Orpheum. My only complaint is that there was just the one long merch line instead of a couple tables around.