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ALL THAT REMAINS IN CONCERT:
Massachusetts metalheads All That Remains sweeps up crowds with their sweet, melodic brand of the dark metallic arts. While they maintain a signature brutality to their chugging guitars and monumental shredding, they also bring a sentimental side. After supporting Asking Alexandria on the From Death to Destiny Tour, they announced their own headlining dates in 2014 — which will surely bring their fans new levels of emotional metal ferocity.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
“ATR was incredible! Even though it was a small venue, they put on an amazing show. They engaged the crowd & sounded awesome (just like the CD only better!). Without a doubt one of the best concerts I've ever been to!”
“All that Remains was amazing. They were engaging, fun, and they didn't neglect to play songs from past albums.”
“ATR is an incredible band with a lot of passion for what they do. Most importantly they give credit to the fans for supporting them.”
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
All That Remains have been making their current brand of melodic heavy metal since their 2006 breakthrough album The Fall of Ideals. The album sold over 100,000 copies in the US and yielded the hits “This Calling” and “The Air That I Breathe.” A string of highly successful albums would follow, as well as the chart-topping singles “Two Weeks,” “The Waiting One,” and “What If I Was Nothing.”
My ticket stated that doors opened at 6:30. When I arrived I had completely missed the opening band. Turns out doors actually opened at 5:30. Feels like a waste of $ considering that’s who I paid to see/was going to the show to see.
I'll keep it short. All that remains and Miss May I and everyone else was worth every penny and the people there are awesome! Metalheads are always the best kind of people IMO
my only complaint is i wish the bands played a few more songs and the show didn’t end at 10. i had a blast.
The music and sound blew me away. Great servers and staff. Always love coming here
The bands were amazing but the House of blues is just too uptight about anything and their staff likes to power Trip and lie about certain things, like my buddy's wife brought her handbag that she takes to every show that is well below the size limit but yet the House of blues staff said it was too big while they were holding the ruler up to it like a two-year-old and they wouldn't accept my ID that expired that day or any other state issued identification cards that I carry that weren't expired, I'll probably skip the next few shows there, it ain't worth the drive to be treated like a second rate citizen.
Full unbiased review from a huge All That Remains fan. The performance, lights, production and everything was amazing. The “mix” through the PA sounded great. The only thing I noticed to my ears were the guitars sounded a little tense/congested (a mix engineer can help translate haha). But a great show, I drove 3 hours to see them and it was worth it!
The lineup was great, love the venue but the sound quality wasn’t the best, was hard to hear the vocals.
Band sounded good, it was awesome to see the entire Fall of Ideals live however, there was something lacking. I don’t know if it’s the crowd/band/set list but it just felt off. Slightly Boring.
All that remains were awesome!!! Great set, i LOVE the fall of ideas album and Miss May I were great as well the two opening smaller bands played a great set!!
I went to this show to see Tallah specifically and they obviously killed it. The other three bands were new to me but I loved their performances! Everyone had amazing energy and played wonderfully. Spokane's Knitting Factory always does an amazing job too, the staff there is great!
All That Remains, Miss May I and Varials were absolutely insane to watch. Though I had never heard of Varials or Tullah (The first opener) they were fantastic. Miss May I absolute got the crowd going in preparation for All That Remains to come on. I would definitely see Miss May I, Varials, and All That Remains again!
One of the best shows ever. It was a very up close and personal experience!
All the bands went all out. Great energy, great crowd, perfect size venue, had a great time.
All That Remains and Miss May I were phenomenal as always. My husband and I have seen them both at least 3 times now and will look forward to seeing them again. The only complaint I have is with the lighting during ATR and I normally wouldn’t say anything, but I really like to be able to watch the drummers do their thing. The lights were just at the right angle to be blinding and I couldn’t see the drummer at all. Otherwise, the stage looked really cool and the performances were incredible.
All of the performers gave it their all...there was so much pumped up energy at this show! The sets were a little short but overall just about right. Through the blood, sweat, and tears, all of the fans were honestly very thoughtful of one another! The bar drinks were decidedly weak. Not terribly overpriced for what they were...just kinda meh. The security was fairly lax, which made for a much better environment when you aren't penalized for something that hasn't happened yet. We got in quickly, had great spots, good music, and fast service- even at the restrooms!
So much fun! One of the best concerts I've ever been too!!
From opening Act to the final song was awesome. The venue was impressive, if there had been a notice that there was a meet and greet would have been nice, but otherwise i cant wait for the next show.
The venue was amazing fun to be in the concerct was bad ass loved the bands that were playing they put on a good show
First time seeing one of the first bands that got me into metal.. and for a 15 year tour Phil still went crazy on the vocals
It was amazing!!! Best first metal concert 🎵 🎶 🎸
