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Extreme alt-rock outfit AFI, short for A Fire Inside, continue to keep their punk rock spirit alive after more than two decades together. The four-piece California band, impressively composed of the same lineup since 1998, has revitalized hardcore punk ever since their 1991 beginning, though the crew didn’t see mainstream success until their 2003 platinum-selling “Sing the Sorrow.”
Since that time, AFI has satiated ticket holders at amped up concerts nationwide, either on their own headlining runs or as part of the Vans Warped Tour on several occasions.
After a four-year recording hiatus, AFI unveiled its ninth studio set, “Burials,” in October 2013. The collection, produced by Gil Norton (Foo Fighters, Jimmy Eat World), peaked at No. 9 on The Billboard 200. Some tracks on the Republic Records release (“17 Crimes” and “I Hope You Suffer” for example) lean more toward hard rock than horror punk or goth-punk, both labels AFI’s received with past work.
This show was incredible, the energy from the band and the full setlist really brought me back to being an angsty teenager and i really cherished being able to relieve that feeling at the Sing the Sorrow show.
Being able to experience this was amazing. They always put on the best show!
Show was amazing. Been an AFI fan since I was a kid. 37 years old now and I still love the band like the first time I ever heard them. AFI has gotten me through some of the most horrible heartbreaking times in my life. I owe everything to this band.
These guys always put on a show and no back tracking at all and they sound perfect live.
So glad we went to this historic show. The sound was perfect, the visuals were awesome and a great crowd. Couldn’t ask for more.
Had the best time! They are awesome and make sure they pay attention to EVERYONE no matter where they are seated, stopped when someone needed help and just a great vibe
I’ve been wanting to go to an AFI show since I was a teen. I’m a little bit older now, so when I heard they were coming into town I had to see them. Great show, great energy, great vibes. The moshing pit kept in the circle, all the songs were great. Such a good time.
This band is never a disappointment. They have so much energy and connections with the crowd. Buckhead theater was an amazing venue for them. If you have a chance to see AFI don’t hesitate. Especially if they are headlining their own tour.
I have followed this band for a long but never seen them perform a headline set. I find it mind boggling that all this band could muster is 17 songs, 1 hour and 10 minutes, especially given that they have played about 60 different songs over the course of this tour. Good energy from the band, but one of the shortest headline sets I have ever seen. Your fans deserve better.
This was our first time at Buckhead Theater and we were pretty impressed. Everything was ran efficiently and the staff was great. We were running late and had to skip dinner beforehand so we were pleasantly surprised to see they served food and that the food and drinks were very good. We had tickets on the second row of the balcony which was a great view of the stage and the mosh pit below until someone on the front row came in late and decided to stand and dance the entire show obstructing my view almost entirely. I looked behind me and the people behind me couldn't see either because of the person standing so they were standing as well so when I realized I wouldn't be blocking those behind me I stood as well just so I could see. This isn't a venue complaint but obviously a frustration with an inconsiderate person who should have been downstairs where it is standing room only. AFI was fantastic as always, this was my second time seeing them live and I recommend them to everyone because they put on a great show. Also, something cool was when we were standing in line for merch the person working said that AFI came out about 30 minutes earlier and signed the posters for sale. Thought that was a cool surprise. Overall I absolutely would go to this venue again, but next time I will make sure to purchase the front row of the balcony so that I can stay seated and others behind me can as well.
It was the best time I've had in such a long time. They were awesome and amazing
I wanna see them again. I loved their energy. I loved his emotional expressions. I loved it all. Especially the guitarists
I loved how the concert was like an adult sing-along. Being surrounded by a packed-out room full of people who love the same songs that you do, and singing along with them, is like having an out of body experience. Davey always brings so much energy to the stage and to the room. I just wish the venue was a little larger.
From ordering ticketd to getting updates to rhe day of concert. Everything was awesome and smooth sailings. I recommend seeing bands at house of blues. Just be prepared to stand and no be shoulder to shoulder wuth people. If you can see AFI. Do it!!! Amazing
AFI as always puts on a great show. We were the final date of the tour and the energy level was off the charts! The setlist was amazing. They definitely appreciate the fans! Make sure to catch them next tour!
Great show, great venue. Good to see thes guys again.
Best band ever! They always bring the energy. I was bruised and had no voice by the end, but it was so worth it.
I love AFi . They are amazing, though I feel the set could have been longer . I thought the wait time outside was a little long pres show and the drinks were expensive, but overall it was a good experience.
In their penultimate night of the Bodies tour, AFI delivered one of their most electric performances to date!
AFI always give the best performance, my trifecta for seeing them. Had an awesome experience, but the prices for drinks at Buckhead Theatre are a bit outrageous. Other than that I wouldn't change a thing
