Anthrax and Testament Tickets

This event was held in the smaller Arena buildiing,and this surprised me because these bands are so awesome I expected the show to be completely sold out and packed, but it was not. Wasn't too sad about the low turnout though cuz I was easily able to get right up front close to the stage:) Death Angel's high energy stage action and radical riffs energized the crowd for the upcoming brutal Dark Roots of Earth by Testament. Testament showed their ability to withstand the sands of time by rocking the Arena from the floor to the roof. Anthrax followed and kept the momentum and moshing going all the way through to the very last song. Loved this show to death,angel. See what I did there:) My only disappointment came about when Testament ended their set and Alex Skolnick neglected to throw any picks out:( I was right in front of him and sooooo ready to catch one. C'mon Alex! give the fans a pick dammit. Still loved the show,and feel sorry for anyone that missed it.

It was a great show. However, the ticket said that the show started at 7:30, but the opening band, Deathangel, was finishing their last song at 7:30. We missed them all together. I felt that the Anthrax set was a bit short as well.

To me, who grew up on Metallica and Anthrax as a teenager back in Hungary, this was a big night! Especially with Anthrax performing with Joey, the singer I got to know the band with. It was a great, small-town show, reminded me of my first rock concerts of my life at age 16-18. The bands (Testament and Death Angel, too) played with the right attitude to the small crowd, I am sure they are used to much bigger audiences. It was an amazing experience. Very nostalgic!

Death Angel hit the stage with 5 songs and left the crowd wanting more. Their set ended too fast only to bring out Testament. Testament played a long setlist and kept the crowd thrashing around. Anthrax came out strong and played many songs off their latest album Worship Music (which kicks ass!) and kept everyone alive blasting Fight Em' Till You Can't and I'm Alive while throwing in classics like Medusa, Indians, and Metal Thrashing Mad. Oh can't forget Caught in a Mosh and Madhouse and I am the Law. The show was an awesome experience. I would definitely go again in a heartbeat. \m/

it was a real metal night and it was great to have the chance to be part of it!!!! Death Angel, Testament and Anthrax was a great package and it was worth travelling a long distance to see these three big ones of the eighties on one stage.

GREAT SHOW. DEF WOULD SEE THEM AGAIN. GLAD IT WAS AN OLDER CROWD SO I DIDN'T HAVE TO FIGHT FOR MY LIFE XD GREAT SOUND MORE THAN I EXPECTED!!!

Good, but not as good as othe Anthrax events. One of the main band members was sick in the hospital but they still pulled off a great concert performance. Just not as "charges" as usual.

Within the first 3 seconds of the opening band's first song, the crowd was moshing and crowd surfing. Testament and Anthrax are still just as much thrash metal maniacs as they were 30 years ago. Amazing night of a sweaty, smelly, moshing brotherhood of music.

Both bands sounded great, crowd was really into it! Had a great time!!

both bands kicked major ass! didn't catch the first band but Testament and Anthrax were incredible

AWESOME, AND MORE AWESOME the show was amazing, and i can not wait to see In Flames Saturday

This concert was amazing. I got to the show a bit late so I missed Death Angel, which was very disappointing, but seeing Testament and Anthrax was amazing. Testament in particular had a really intense show. The guitarist were on point with their speed and technicality, Gene Hoglan's drumming was insane, and Chuck Billy's vocals were PERFECT. Some of the songs they were playing were recorded in the 80s. The fact that they can still perform them so well live is a real testament to their ability. Pun fully intended. Anthrax was amazing as well. I do feel like the crowd wasn't so much into the newer songs they played, but when they played the classics it was awesome. They even played 2 songs from their first album, which was a pleasant surprise because I really didn't expect them to play any. Also Joey Belladonna's vocals were great. He couldn't quite hit all the high notes he used to hit in the 80s, but man, it didn't even matter. He's still got a great voice and can still sing his ass off. I'll definitely try to see Anthrax and Testament again whenever they come back to New York. \m/

So much about this show was great. Mainly, the sound was spot on for all 3 bands. Having said that, you could hear how all 3 bands were also spot on. Death Angel was a short but sweet set, definitely a great way to open the show. Then came my personal favorite, Testament! The setlist was awesome with a good mix of new and old, I consider this the best Testament show I've seen out of the four times I've seen them, and that is saying a lot! Then of course came the headliners, Anthrax! Great performance, Joey sounded killer! Perfect night and if I wasn't typing on an iphone, I would have a lot more to say haha.

Simply Amazing performance by all 3 Bands!! Death Angel and Testament should of been a part of the "Big 6" of Thrash Metal!

For a moment in time I was16 years old again with an LP in my hand and thrashing all around with my friends. Combined with having Charlie & Frank back for the night after the loss of their Mom/Grandmother and letting their emotion come out through the music, this is one of the best shows I have ever been to...They were Metal Thrashing Mad!

Absolutely magnificent, great show at a great venue, the vibes were all possitive, well organized venue !

Anthrax was a great show. I saw them three times this year, and I will never miss a show !

Anthrax played a great set, though I wanted to hear even more from their new album. An amazing show. The two drawbacks: 1. the sound at the venue. Very muffled and the guitars were too low. 2. The ticket fees. They take a reasonably priced event and gouge you.

Great show! Old skool metal at its finest! All sounded great! Cant wait to see them again. Great band trio! = )

Great show. Would have been great to hear a few songs from the John Bush era, but I completely understand that with Joey Belladonna back on vocals it makes sense to emphasize songs written while Joey was part of the band. Death Angel were great as was Testament. In regards to ranking performances, Anthrax killed it followed by Death Angel and then Testament.