Warsaw

I really enjoyed finally seeing Defeater live. That was the highlight for me. Comeback Kid always does their thing nicely. Orthodox as well. Saw This Is Hell. Awesome set. New York is doing great. Speaking of New York, it was my first time at Warsaw. Great venue. Spacious for Hardcore Dancing and more. That's a wrap. Be sure to be inspired by these reviews and do your own to support Venues, Music Artists, etc.

I really enjoyed finally seeing Defeater live. That was the highlight for me. Comeback Kid always does their thing nicely. Orthodox as well. Saw This Is Hell. Awesome set. New York is doing great. Speaking of New York, it was my first time at Warsaw. Great venue. Spacious for Hardcore Dancing and more. That's a wrap. Be sure to be inspired by these reviews and do your own to support Venues, Music Artists, etc.

I really enjoyed finally seeing Defeater live. That was the highlight for me. Comeback Kid always does their thing nicely. Orthodox as well. Saw This Is Hell. Awesome set. New York is doing great. Speaking of New York, it was my first time at Warsaw. Great venue. Spacious for Hardcore Dancing and more. That's a wrap. Be sure to be inspired by these reviews and do your own to support Venues, Music Artists, etc.

Show was great but there were too many people at the venue. It was a nice place but would have been better suitable for a smaller crowd. Everyone was pushing and shoving to get to the front. It was hard to enjoy the show. Still love the band. I give them 5 stars. Maybe try for another place where there are individual seats.

If I didn't love the music this band makes, there's no way I would commute 45 minutes by subway from upper west side Manhattan and then 15 minutes of walking from the L train...this place is sorta nowhere. Usual pat down on entry and show ID to get wrist band for drinks (even at 65!). Got there early so treated myself to a $9 cardboard boat filled with Kielbasa and pierogies and sauerkraut. Perfect! Lankum exceeded expectations. Theirs is a singular sound; they allowed for traditional favorites like "The Wild Rover" and "Rocky Road to Dublin" in their own inimitable style, but gave us plenty of their own songs as well as covers. 90 minutes of pleasure. Hard to believe that they are not bigger in the Irish community of USA but I expect that will only grow. SETLIST: The Wild Rover The New York Trader The Rocks of Palestine The Young People Rocky Road to Dublin The Pride of Petravore On a Monday Morning The Turn E: Cold Old Fire Bear Creek Go Dig My Grave

They were fantastic, as usual. I was lucky enough to see them three times this summer, and they rocked Brooklyn with a high-energy set, just like at the previous shows I attended. Dany's vocals soared, her guitar growled, Ale's bass thundered, and Pau's drums boomed. They can make a lot of sound for a three-piece, and their showmanship and energy make the ticket price seem like a steal. See them before they start playing arenas and are tiny figures on an LCD screen.

Great show. Great band. The sisters have amazing energy and stage presence, and Paulina (the drummer) has enough charisma for ten bands. Good venue - sound mix was uniformly good. Audience was full of Warning fanatics. They are exploding. See them in a club before they graduate to arenas.

Older but nice venue with reasonable easy access via driving or subway. Plenty of parking garages in the area within 10 to 15 minute walk to the venue. Excellent show including the opening act Holy Wars. Good sound quality inside the venue and the sound mix for The Warning was particularly outstanding.

What an awesome show. The Viagra Boys were tight AF. The venue was super unique, but as a person with German/Polish heritage, would've loved to have a better Polish menu. Kielbasa was subpar & NO SAUERKRAUT, what a travesty. Would def go back though.

Absolutely incredible. Venue architecture is fantastic, acoustics sounded excellent, food was great, and in flames sounded better than they do on their studio recordings. You could easily tell they were jiving as a unit and not operating as individuals. Some bands you think "I would/wouldn't see them again", my wife (who doesn't even like metal) both agreed we *will see them again. Incredible.

Love the Brooklyn Warsaw; balanced sound, great views, and overall blueprint. I appreciate the bar is a room off to the side, as is the merch. Allows the focus of the main room to be on the bands. Welcome to Rockview Tour Part II celebrated the anniversary of the acclaimed Hello Rockview album. Lots of fun was had by all, loved the stage props too. Thank you for LTJ for doing their part to help save the youth of America ... from exploding!

It was so phenomenal, this was my 2nd time seeing Escape The Fate and 5th time seeing Blessthefall, I had so much fun in the mosh/circle pits and crowd surfing and I got to meet Escape The Fate after the show, they are by far one of my top favorite bands and I look forward to seeing them more!!! 💀🔥🤘

What a fun performance! Yard Act put on an energetic, lively show, and I couldn't have asked for a better band to see on my birthday! The setlist was fantastic, and they played every song I wanted to hear. I also appreciated how James Smith was so personable and engaging with the audience. I would definitely see them again!

Devin is fantastic live and it's the best live performance I've seen in terms of vocals. It's not an exaggeration when I say he sounds just like as if you were listening to one of his albums. The control he has over his voice is honestly amazing. He is charming, comical, and very humble on stage. I will continue to support and attend his shows until I can't anymore. He's my favorite musician! The only complaint in this concert was that the microphone for all the performers was way too low compared to the instruments. I unfortunately could barely hear the singer of The Contortionist or Haken, too. The crowd was also very loud and made it difficult to hear Devin during certain songs due to the mic. Usually I don't have trouble hearing singers at other concerts so this was unfortunate. I still enjoyed the show very much and I really look forward to seeing him again in the US, hopefully after Volume 2 releases!

Only giving it 4 stars because 1: Trey Azagthoth really is starting to play sloppy and lazy almost... which sucks & might only get worse. Which sucks even more. But 2: their setlist was just too short, man. Even more laziness from Azagthoth... I mean COME ON!! You’re the main band & only got 3 bands on the entire lineup!! When people see Morbid Angel, they wanna see 15-17 songs. On the last tour that they did with David Vincent, the motherfuckers did 15!! So it’s possible and kind of expected. It only speaks more to the idea that Trey Azagthoth is starting to be washed up almost. I mean, their sounds last night could have also been a little better. It was the first time I heard them mess up some notes on some songs & if that’s happens, and it’s noticeable, it’s like crickets in the audience for a moment. Not good. Really takes you out of the music. Really just hope that they’re not going on a downward spiral because of this guy..

30 years ago, as a wee lad, this band changed my life (for better or worse). Still believe as far as pure musicianship and craft, they are the most consistently talented bands of their "genre", and last night proved it. Playing the album end to end (interspersed with newer songs), not one song was less than very good, most were great. No fat. (Excepting on the septuginarians who, btw, sounded just as phenomenal as they did 40 yrs ago from prior concert video comps).

It was so phenomenal, this was my 2nd time seeing Escape The Fate and 5th time seeing Blessthefall, I had so much fun in the mosh/circle pits and crowd surfing and I got to meet Escape The Fate after the show, they are by far one of my top favorite bands and I look forward to seeing them more!!! 💀🔥🤘

The HU were amazing, but the opening act was some kind of trance DJ that killed my excitement. Thankfully, The HU remedied that and by the end of their set I had forgotten about my disappointment. Hopefully their next show in NYC will have an opener with a similar sound!

The show was fantastic! Everything about Zakk Wylde and the band was great, but the venue had a problem that I’m sure everyone will be talking about. The tickets purchased through TicketWeb were not sent out. There was a long line of HUNDREDS of people waiting there as early as 6pm waiting at the Will Call line to get their tickets and/or enter. Doors were supposed to open at 7, opening act at 8, Zakk Sabbath at 9pm. Instead, they didn’t let people from the line in until 9pm. People were pissed to say the least. No explanations or “sorrys.” I cant understand the reasoning. The club lost out on about 2 hours of selling drinks and food. It doesn’t make sense to me. All I kept hearing on line were complaints about how people would never come to a show at this venue again. I saw one couple standing behind me actually leave at 8:30pm that they were so fed up. That’s the truth! Once inside though, everything was cool. Zakk went on way past 10pm but he played 2 hours straight; almost no pauses The show was LOUD! Cranked to 11!

This is literally my favorite band, but to be honest seeing that this was their “last “ concert I don’t think they give a fuck about their fans at all, that’s how it came off. They just walked off stage and briefly came back out for two more songs. I paid 150 for my ticket through stub hub. Just saying it was obvious how much they cared played for less then and hour. 😂😂 enjoy the auto tuning jon, RIP balance.💔