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With over three decades on the scene, Bad Religion are iconic stalwarts of the Southern California punk movement. Comprised of equal parts musicianship, rancor and intelligence, the band is known for their onslaught of well-crafted, finely executed songs of social commentary and sardonic wit. Tickets to their live concerts bear the holder witness to relentless, rapid-fire sets that span the breadth of their career, including entertaining diatribes of insight from frontman Greg Graffin. Their 2013 European tour featured over 40 concert dates across 15 countries, treating fans to extended sets of their decade-spanning catalog. Following the release of 2013's True North, which garnered positive reviews and peaked at No. 19 on the Billboard 200, the band kept fans guessing with the release of Christmas Songs, an album of holiday covers done in the band's signature spitfire style.
Since their inception in the early '80s, Bad Religion has remained vital to the identity of punk and hardcore. Their gold-certified 1994 album Stranger Than Fiction is a classic of the genre, gaining the band widespread attention and their first bana fide hit with the prescient "21st Century (Digital Boy)." In 2002 the band released The Process of Belief, garnering another round of praise from critics for hit single "Sorrow." With a whopping 17 studio albums and two live albums, Bad Religion has achieved commercial success without compromising their upstart ideals, and a legion of dedicated fans looks forward to their 2014 tour dates.
The bands were great. The venue was fantastic with great sound. But the prices of EVERYTHING was ridiculous. $30 for a (small) basket of chicken fingers and a beer. C-mon LiveNation! đ¤Ź
I seen them once before at vans warped tour and that was good, what made this amazing was they played a longer set on a bigger stage. So stoked
They were great! Come back and bring Face to Face!
Great show all the bands were awesome and put on an amazing performance
What more can I say! They were amazing, sound was spot on and vocals were great! Would see them again! Plus was SD playing mommyâs little monster was the cherry on top of a very classic show!
A great show. Lots of energy. Honestly, I went to see Social Distortion but was impressed with Bad Religion. The operational side of the concert was great from purchasing to venue...
This was a terrific show at a very cool venue on a Wednesday night. Bad Religion still brings it HARD, and Social Distortion sounded pretty good. The weather was beautiful, the tix weren't too expensive, and it was an early show (ended at exactly 10pm). Concession prices were as expected for venue food/drink, but the $8 tater tots were actually pretty gross.
Unfortunately, Social Distortion had led us to believe they would play all 27 glorious minutes of Mommyâs Little Monster. Unfortunately, Mr. Ness decided not to follow the program. Felt like a cash grab. He sang his new songs at 100% and old songs at 75%. Sad day for punk rock.
Went for the first time to MGM Music Hall Fenway. People that work there were nice . The place is very big but got up front and had a great time with friends. I could see the stage and the crowd was fun and sang and danced. The bands were great as usual. Going to another show their thanks
Bad Religion killed it as always! Great venue! Great time!
