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For English metalcore act Asking Alexandria, years of extensive touring paid off in 2013 when their third album From Death to Destiny debuted at No. 5 on The Billboard 200. Tapped by Korn as a supporting act on their 2013 tour, Asking Alexandria quickly earned a reputation for their amped up live show, resulting in a series of headlining concerts with Sevendust, All That Remains, and others. The band's touring success in 2013 continued an already-successful run on the road ā in 2012, fans clamored for tickets for their sold-out club dates in North America and the U.K., which drew praise for their mosh pit-inducing energy. Asking Alexandria's roots go back to 2003, when guitarist Ben Bruce helmed the group's first incarnation in Dubai. In 2008, Bruce returned home to England and formed an entirely new group, while retaining the Asking Alexandria name. After signing with indie label Sumerian, the band released its debut album Stand Up and Scream in 2009, and followed it up in 2011 with Reckless & Relentless, which peaked at No. 9 on The Billboard 200. Asking Alexandria's current lineup includes Bruce, vocalist Danny Worsnop, guitarist Cameron Liddell, bassist Sam Bettley, and drummer James Casells.
Really nice small venue! The sound wasn't the best for such a small place. Sound wasn't good for 0936 either.... maybe an in-house issue. Was awesome to see them!
The venue is very well laid out and great for seeing the bands. The sound quality was rubbish.
Band was great, been a fan since 2012. The VENUE however had no a/c, half the lights weren't working and I will never pay $50 again if it's like that again.
Then venue was hot and small, but no matter where you were in the room you could see all the band members really clearly with all the flashing lights. It was an amazing experience. Band members are really cool. š¤
AA performed well, and we really enjoyed Danny's engagement with the crowd. But AA's sound was off - the 2 prior bands (The Hu and Zero 9:36) sounded better). I talked with others who said the same. And, the venue cut off Zero 9:36 partway through their final song! Would have been good for AA to acknowledge that at least even if it wasn't their fault.
The opening act was great, came on way late though. Asking Alexandria came on and not a word they sang was audible but it was loud. It was so loud that when I left the venue after 3 songs with the person I came with, we had to YELL to hear each other. We had to YELL to talk to the Uber. It's been 2 and half days and my ears are still ringing. If they were not in such a small enclosed building I'm sure it would have been fine.
They both seriously rocked! But I donāt recommend the Encore as a good venue. The air-conditioning was broke. It was pass out hot, even AA had to stop at one point because it was so hot and they had to stop and get water. Both bands verbally complained about it ā¦ā¦but they are worth it and I stuck it out!
We had a blast with The Hu's VIP experience, I wish more bands would do something similar, it was so cool to learn about their instruments, history and culture and hear a live acoustic version of one of their songs. They were so nice and clearly cared about their fans and providing a great experience. The show was good, all three bands were awesome but the sound at that venue sucked, you could barely hear vocals over the drums and it felt like the music just bounced around.
They played a lot of their older heavier stuff which was a very pleasant surprise, loved it. Danny also had some fun interactions with the crowd.
Saw Zero 9:36, The HU, and Asking Alexandria. Concert goers were friendly, acoustics were great, all in all a great venue and amazing evening. For sure was a bit deaf and had a scratchy voice from the singing that evening.
I got the package that had the pre-show presentation from the members of the Hu. As this was my first (and now probably last) ever concert, I wanted to have an experience I could keep with me. It did not disappoint. the informational session where they talked about the history of the traditional instruments was candy to my nerd brain, and the actual show was nothing short of astonishing. Never in my 42 years have I ever wanted to go see any band live until The Hu, and they were worth every penny of these tickets. I have fibromyalgia and other physical conditions, so while being outdoors while it was hot wasn't the best (not like they can control the weather; I would never hold that against them), the discomfort paled in comparison to the enthralling performance. This hermit is very glad she decided to go; it was definitely what you'd call a once-in-a-lifetime memory.
Outside Stir Cove great venue in the weather is awesome like it was sounds good as always I've seen a lot better stage shows at this venue little disappointing especially one of the bands that was on the bill did not tour even though the band was still on Ticketmaster's website buying tickets disappointing it's one of the Bands I wanted to see I blame Ticketmaster drinks are easy to get and plentiful prices are awfully High
first ever concet, got pit tickets, got to meet zero :)
Why have vocals if your just going to roar the whole time never again
Weāve never been more disappointed in a band more than Asking Alexandria. Nothing like not singing, holding the mic at your side while your music is still being played. He didnāt even care that everyone knew he wasnāt actually singing. Waste of time. Zero 9:36 killed it! Never have we left early during a headliner but we did this time!
Absolutely amazing. One of the best experiences ever
The opening by Asking Alexandria was less than stellar. They had numerous sound problems and other technical issues. Their play was good, but it was overshadowed and interrupted by those issues, resulting in a lack of flow or prep for the main event The HU, on the otherhand was wall to wall great music. Lots of songs, traditional instruments and appearance, no technical problems visible, beautiful and simple light show. Overall great experience. My seats for two were front and center--wish they were built a little closer to the stage...the cost was nearly $400, but I would do it again and I would recommend the experience to others.
Unfortunately the band was a little āmeh.ā Didnāt seem the highest energy, huge stage but only 3 band members up frontā¦.lead vocals were too quietā¦backing vocals and lead guitar player was kept in ātimeoutā at the back of stage. Lead singer seemed to rely heavily on playback of recorded sections. Sound of instruments was very good. Stage presence and lead vocals were the main letdown. Great venue though.
Thatās show was so amazing!!! I loved the show so much
The Hu was amazing, came just to see them and the experience was everything I'd hoped it'd be. Zero 9:36 was good too. Being able to sit in the bar and wait to get in was great, I'd definitely come back to the Fillmore again.
