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British metalcore outfit Bring Me the Horizon had its biggest US chart success to date in 2013 with the album Sempiternal, which reached No. 11 on the Billboard 200. The quintet -- guitarist Lee Malia, bassist Mat Kean, drummer Matt Nicholls and keyboardist Jordan Fish -- followed up the album with concerts around the world, including a stint on the Vans Warped Tour and a co-headlining jaunt though the US with Australian metalcore band Parkway Drive, giving fans plenty of chances to pick up tickets to see the rising group. Sempiternal -- produced by Terry Date (Linkin Park, Deftones) -- marked a further evolution of Bring Me the Horizon, which began as a deathcore band but now has a more nuanced, varied, and melodic sound. On stage, the group has a reputation for delivering energetic performances, and has developed into a very tight unit by playing hundreds of concerts over the last decade.
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The performance at revolution live of the American dream tour was fantastic. The band members were very nice and pleased the fans by signing autographs and taking pictures with those waiting to enter the building.
This was probably one of the BEST shows I've been to. I had an incredible experience, seeing my favorite band of all time. They were so passionate performing their music and the crowd was just wild. The show, with confetti and lights and fog lights just made it better.
The Moshing was unforgettable. The performers were awesome and great music. Everything was just so perfect
Venue that I have never been to with a sold out show until now. Good vibes and BMTH didn't disappoint but instead exceeded every possible expectation I had.
Love the bands however the venue was too small. We would have liked to have a little more room to move around. Amazing music.
The show was perfection, every band was amazing, i had the time of my life i couldn't have asked for a better night!
Perfect revolution live will always be my favorite venue !!!
This concert was absolutely amazing. Parkway drive was unable to be at the concert, but it was still a great show. Considering the fact that the venue was extremely small, it was actually a lot of space to have a mosh pit and a great concert. Oliver, both Matt's, Lee and Jona, put together, make the most perfect mix ever. I love this band, I wish they're come back to Canada. ):
First of all, why shouldnt i use my real name? The show was rediculous though. On Broken Wings opened, then Architechts. They were good, theyre just not what I came for. Next was Parkway Drive, which was nuts in itself. Then BMTH.... was gnarly. Just over the top.
The show was down right amazing... from the lighting show, the passion you could tell that the band had for what they did, they crowd interaction, and how the crowd responded to BMTH... Not a single bad thing to say about this concert
Amazing! Yes! Five stars!. I have never seen a band give a show like this one. I attend numerous concerts throughtout the year, but certainly so far, this year, this is the best one I have seen. LiveNation, you have something to learn here. This venue treats metal fans like human beings.
they stopped the show right before bmth to cool the whole place down and gave people water and when they came on we were all ready. they had everyone going crazy the whole time. then someone got hurt and oli decided that while they were waking this kid up he would open up the mic to some stand-up. he also took questions about any random thing and so it felt like we met him which was even cooler. i rated 5 because the show and venue were good. being my first time at the electric factory, i would definitely go back.
i have never been to a more thrilling show in my life. Oli came out into the crowd. i grabbed that man by the hips! holy shit is he sexy and they played so perfect. i cannot think of anything that would have made the show better. Crowd surfing.... check.....moshing....check......wall of death.....check......hardcore dancing.....check check =]
It was my first time seeing Bring me the horizon and they killed it. Parkway drive was incredible too. The music sounded great, the crowd was amped up and fun. It was one of the greatest shows I've been to!
The opening bands sucked and had no melody just random noise parkway drive and bring me the horizon amazingggg
In between endless crow surfs, circle pits, mosh pits and walls of deaths, Bring Me The Horizon really made the crowd go insane at the new Fillmore in Silver Spring! Even i being a girl and not much of a mosher just HAD to throw myself in there, I even fell on my butt, but it was well worth it. The set lit is always amazing, although there are lots of new songs some people might not know, but this is BMTH, they change overtime and honestly to me I think their latest work is their finest. I had never seen a crowd like this is such a small intimate venue. Oli Sykes is amazing and always gets the crowd so pumped up! There were also pyrotechnics going on which made it even better. This was my 4th time seeing the band and the best time of all. I can't wait for the 5th, 6th, ... time ! I even got a chance to meet Oliver Sykes after the show, he is truly a great person and loves his fans. Go see BMTH, they will blow your mind!
It was nothing i could imagine, best show soo far this year!
My son and his friends went to see BMTH and they had the best time, All 5 of them thought the show was amazing. They got to shake hands with the bandmembers, they got to stay extra long after one young man was hurt at the event; the band waited for him to get help, then continued playing. That's dedication. The kids loved it. Buying the tickets was easy and we are pleased with the online ordering system.
Seen BMTH 4 times, this was the BEST show ever, we had a blast.
First two acts were horrible beyond belief. Had no energy and no crowd involvement. The architects and Parkway Drive were the saving grace for this show because they put on a damn good performance and had a solid progression in their sound. One disappointment I had was the headliner, Bring Me the Horizon. I saw them a few years ago and their performance was more natural and gritty. Now all they have is some lame three box light display on stage. The band was purely a shadow and gave the crowd little to no energy. If it wasn't;t for them playing some of their best songs, I doubt anyone would have stayed.
