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Black Veil Brides

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Black Veil Brides Tickets

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About

Rock N Roll is fun, or at least that's the idea. That they are able to get back to that core concept is one of the great joys of Black Veil Brides, and one that fans latched onto as the Andy Biersack lead Hollywood quintet emerged as D.I.Y. phenomenon in 2009. Yes, the Brides Ð who along with Biersack includes Ash Purdy, Jinxx, Jake Pitts, and Christian Coma-- have a look that is a Goth take on the over-the-top glam of late '70's Kiss and mid '80's Sunset Strip, but their message is far from ironic. From their debut with 2010's We Stich Wounds to 2013's sprawling concept album The Wretched and Divine: The Story of the Wild Ones, the band has always shown a deep emotionalism to go along the riff-heavy, fist pounding excitement. 

 

And then there are those concerts: ticket buyers can expect nothing less than complete commitment from the Brides. Indeed, Biersack famously broke three ribs on stage and at another tour date, then smashed his nose falling off a drum riser at another. Of course neither injury even slowed him, much less stopped the show. It that kind of damn-it-all resolve that got Biersack named Revolver's Greatest Living Rock Star in 2012, and one of the many qualities that make the Black Veil Brides a band able to restore you faith in rock, in all it's fun, fury and fire.

Reviews

Rating: 4.7 out of 5 based on 918 reviews
  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Good

    by Just a guy on 5/30/24The Belasco - Los Angeles

    Show was good the opening bands were fun good Crowd work. My feet hurt like hell by the time bvb came on though 3 openers might be a little much esspecily because the venue has very little in the way of seating if your in GA. Or maybe I'm just getting old?

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    by Sakura on 5/29/24The Belasco - Los Angeles

    The best concert I have ever been to in my life. I am going to go to as many Black Veil Brides concerts as possible.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Well worth it

    by Jess on 5/28/24The Belasco - Los Angeles

    The venue was open and comfortable, staff super helpful, and the show was a blast, we had a great time

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Love Love

    by C. on 5/28/24The Belasco - Los Angeles

    I've been a fan of Black Veil Brides for over a decade but never saw them perform live until the Bleeders Tour this year. I wasn't sure what to expect but I had such a great experience from the meet and greet, to the actual concert. It was extremely enjoyable to speak to other fans. Everyone was very polite and welcoming. Black Veil Brides performed in an engaging and memorable way. I have become an even bigger fan after this performance. This band holds such a special place in my heart. Their music has helped me through every dark time in my life, so hearing them live was truly a moment I will treasure. I cried and screamed a lot during the concert! 5 stars on yelp, 10/10, and whatever other high rating I can give them.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    It was amazing. They get better every time I see them

    by Melanie on 5/28/24The Belasco - Los Angeles

    There songs are amazing. It was good getting to see them. Hollywood really needs to mainstream this band. They are Rock n Roll

  • Rating: 2 out of 5

    Bands were good, venue was not.

    by Arii on 5/28/24The Belasco - Los Angeles

    For it being a venue in LA, it was super tiny. Not only that, this venue is for general admission standing. I knew this when purchasing, but honestly didn't think the venue would be small so we ended up being crammed the majority of the show. The concert was great, but only from what I can hear. I'm short, so I saw nothing, only heard.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Music great- view not so much.

    by AriJasHer on 5/23/24Aztec Theatre - San Antonio

    Was overall a great experience. Just sucked that I can was starting ant people’s backs for the entire set of black veil brides, so I barely saw any of the concert live.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Literally one if the best performance

    by Breeanna on 5/23/24Aztec Theatre - San Antonio

    Such an amazing performance from all the bands the people they picked to tour with them were so spot on and everything just matched completely it was amazing 10/10 would love to see all these bands together again

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    Mid opening acts and vocal sound quality

    by ConcertsAreTherapy on 5/23/24Aztec Theatre - San Antonio

    BVB Bleeders Tour-Openers: Dark Divine=Not bad, but didn't make me a fan; Creeper=Energy killer. Lots of people headed to restrooms, merch tables, & concessions after about 2 songs; Ghøstkid=Entire performance sounded like one continuous cacophony. BVB were overall good, but Andy's iconic voice was noticeably overpowered by the instrumental sound. Not sure if this was due to the sound system design or sound engineering itself. It was definitely not due to venue acoustics because at other concerts I've gone to at the Aztec Theatre this didn't occur. I wouldn't say it was a bad performance, but TBH I've seen better by lesser known artists at this venue and smaller local venues. Also, not sure if GA Floor (SRO) sold out, but way too many dedicated BVB fans decided to turn the seated Mezzanine & Balcony areas in to SRO through the whole BVB performance. Really inconsiderate to people who paid for seats (usually because they can't/don't want to stand for 4 hours or get in a circle/pit) only to have to watch the concert between people's butts. If you want to stand/dance/mosh, go for it! But buy a SRO/floor ticket. First time I've seen that happen to that degree at that venue, no matter the genre of music or the show being sold out.

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    Sound wasn’t mixed properly

    by Lord Instigator on 5/23/24Aztec Theatre - San Antonio

    Everything about this concert was great except for the fact no one could hear the lead singer that well. He was drowned out by the other instruments. It was a real shame 😕