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Copeland's music is amazing, but seeing them live was beyond what any words could express! The sound was clear. Most of my favorite songs were played! You haven't lived until you've seen Copeland live!
Copeland put on one of their best shows ever. It was a perfect set list, playing songs from their array of albums including fan picked favorites. The Social allowed for a final intimate show to send the band off and end their farewell tour.
"We were Copeland" -Aaron Marsh (I cried a little)
I absolutely love Copeland. I had to see their farewell tour! As a show it was AMAZING but you could definitely tell Aaron Marsh was ready to be done touring and his level of excitement kind of brought it down... But overall I LOOOOVED it
The concert was pretty good. I was a little disappointed in the stage presence of Copeland unfortunately, but the music was very good. The sound was a little off too (hard to hear the vocals), but it was a fun show. The opener bands were rather good too.
Copeland was Incredible! I'm so sad to see them go.
One of the best shows I have ever been to! Very enthusiastic and a variety of opening bands. Sang along to every song with everyone else in the crowd.
Copeland. Front man Aaron Marsh was present, however seemed somewhat distant. Songs were great, parts we hit, but the chemistry was not being communicated as powerfully as it has in the past. The band seemed, simply put, like they were ready to be done. Passion was present at moments but at times playing seemed like a task more than a first love. Their track record stands for how excellent their career was and how accomplished they will forever stand; being a huge Copeland fan myself, I hoped for more from this farewell tour. Deas Vail took the stage ready to give their all and they did. From their soaring falsetto melodies to their eerie psychedelic guitar licks, they held their own and put on an opening act that was more than noteworthy.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SHOW EVER. "You have my attention, like you've had all the while."
The Copeland show at the social was amazing. Every band put on an excellent show, with Copeland closing with an extravagant set. They will be missed, but their music will live on. The Social was the perfect intimate setting for a band's farewell.
A good sendoff to a great band :) and they brought some new friends for us to meet and love :)
The show was absolutely Amazing. It was my first real concert so I thoughly enjoyed it. The only thing I say was a downside was not getting there earlier so I was kind in the back and being short that was kinda hard. LoL. Um, and the bands that they have on tour with them I felt kinda played too long. like the the bands were playing at say six thirty, copeland didn't come out until ten. It was worth every min of it, but I felt copeland could have played for more than an hour since it is their last tour. But yea, it was def worth seeing again
It was beautiful and touching show, fitting for saying farewell to the emo prophets Copeland.
All the supporting acts were great. I especially enjoyed Person L, but Deas Vail and I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody's Business were very fine as well. However, most were there for Copeland's last South Florida show, third to last ever, and they did not disappoint. They were sharply on point with Aaron Marsh's vocals coming through perfectly. The set list was engineered wonderfully. Voting on by the fans, it generously sampled from each studio album. My favorite, Beneath Medicine Tree, had 5 songs played off it. It was an overall amazing and historic night. South Florida was very helpful in developing Copeland's status as an Indie/Emo standard and they repayed all debts with an unforgettable evening.
IT WAS INCREDIBLE! AMAZING BANDS, GREAT ATMOSPHERE!
Copeland did an excellent job feeding us what we needed. Their passion for their music was evident and they delivered great music and good entertainment. I hope they aren't really on their farewell tour - they have too much more to give before they say goodbye!
The audience is very respectful of their audio level during their slower songs. And Copeland was one of the best bands I have seen play live. I have posted many videos to YouTube if you would like to see. I know the audio Quality isn't amazing though.
Copelands performance exceeded my expections by miles. Perfection is a complete understatement to what Copeland performed last night.
This concert meant a lot to me since it was Copeland's farewell tour. It's the las time I'm ever going to see Copeland, so as soon as I heard they were coming to St.Pete, I had to get tickets. The only bad thing about the concert was the sound at the very beginning. Sometimes you couldn't make out what the singer was saying or you couldn't hear him at all. But when Aaron Marsh took the stage, it was incredible. I'm really going to miss this amazing band.
This was a great show. Deas Vail did a great job. Also Person L. I had never heard of Person L, but I really enjoyed their sound. Having 4 bands was a little much to sit through, but overall, great music. The openers fit well with Copeland's sound too. I stood on the floor for Deas Vail and then went up to the balcony area for the rest of the show. Wasn't much seating in the balcony, so sat on a little wall/ledge thing. It was nice having a bar (with a very short line) for the transitions between bands. Otherwise, I would have gone a little crazy. Transitions were short and smooth though. The venue was not what I had expected. I had to go on Facebook to see pictures of the inside of the venue, but the pictures were not true to how it looks now. As far as Copeland went, all around great too. It was great to see them one last time on their Farewell Tour. A good combination of old and new songs. I would have liked to see more older songs, but it was still a great setlist. I was very pleased.
