Deafheaven Tickets

Show was incredible. Doors at 7, usually have to wait the obligatory hour until start, but Gatecreeper came on at 7:30. Their brand of blackened hardcore had the venue in motion, with frontman Chase Mason's guttural barks igniting the pits. The songs were succinct, precise, and heavy as Kong's Balls. They even graced the crowd with a new song off their upcoming album. Their set had me wondering what could possibly top their performance. Touche Amore arrived shortly after and did their best to prove me wrong. Frontman Jeremy Bolm is a professional ring leader, enticing the crowd with anthemic sing alongs, song after song. It pains me to say this was the first time I've seen them, and they made me an instant fan. The highlight of the show was "Reminders"and Bolm's comment about the "dude with the At the Gates shirt"crowd surfing to their most poppy song. Great stuff. Deafheaven needs no introduction. This being the tenth anniversary of Sunbather, I was hoping (expecting) them to play that classic front to back, and that's exactly what they did. This is the 3rd time seeing them, and they get better each time. How George Clarke gets to that point in his vocal delivery, that consistently, is awe-inspiring. The mix of blackened metal and shoegaze is an incredible live experience, one that any fan of heavy music should check out.

Deafheaven played Sunbather from start to finish with beautiful visual accompaniments, and encored with "Brought to the Water". Truly a perfect performance, could not have asked for more.

Just as any time I've ever seen Deafheaven live, this was a perfectly brilliant performance. George took us all back in time and brought out the gloves again! Can't wait til next time!

Deafheavn put on an amazing show as well as the openers holy fawn and midwife

We traveled all the way from Guatemala to ATL for this show. Totally worth it. Amazing venue and of course, amazing band.

I have seen Deafheaven 5 times in the Atlanta area over the past several years. This was their best show so far. The band just keeps getting better and better!!

Zeal & Ardor's avant-garde approach made for a very entertaining opening band. Always nice to be exposed to something new and interesting from an opener. Baroness delivered as was expected. I was glad to see a solid crowd, so hopefully they will return, yet again, to Madison. Deafheaven drove the other three members of my group out the door. They are a fast rising band, but unless one is into the blackened vocal style, it can be a challenging ride.

All three bands where excellent. Deafheaven blew me away. They are incredible live, full of energy and very engaging towards the crowd. I recommend any one who is a fan of their music to go to one of their live shows. You will now be disappointed!

I wasn't sure what to expect and it was much better than I had even hoped.

This was my second time seeing Deafheaven, and honestly it was one of the best concerts I’ve ever been to! This band is so amazing live, and the intensity of the crowd was second to none. I HIGHLY recommend seeing this band!

The show was not entirely metal. Plenty of room for improvement. Deafheaven is a good band.

Deafheaven may very well be the best band happening right now. They slayed the Wiltern Saturday night. The venue, the stage set up, the show, the lights, the sound, the musicianship, the vibe, all world class. For years critics and fans alike have been trying to fit Deafheaven into some musical box of cross-genre, bridge-gapping, hodge-podge of whatever. Seems like a misguided waste of energy. And who really cares? Fact is, they're just a ridiculously talented and fresh rock band! Sure they are influenced by all kinds of different musical genres that came before them, ALL bands are. They talk candidly about their influences. But make no mistake, they are their own band, with their own signature sound. That is a feat in itself. And isn't that really the objective anyway? Just create and play great music? The Wiltern show Saturday night was flawless. Check Deafheaven out. You will not be disappointed.

The venue itself was great, getting in line was simple, and handing in my ticket and getting to the pit was super simple. Although I love Deafheaven to death, I think George (lead singer) should choose different openers for future concerts. Uniform was lacking, not a lot of people were hyped but we still applauded, and Drab Majesty put me to sleep a little bit, but they weren’t bad at all, just slow. Deafheaven was great as always, however the audio could’ve been MUCH better, songs I’ve heard over and over again we’re getting lost and I couldn’t tell which part of the song they were in for half the songs. Other than those issues I loved seeing them and will definitely see Deafheaven again.

Fantastic lineup, the sound quality was great. Venue is nice. I like it better than The Fillmore, it's a little more intimate. All 3 bands were great, but would've liked to see Deafheaven play a little longer, seemed to end early.

Wasn't expecting much, because usually with heavier bands the music sort of gets muddled together, but Deafheaven was fantastic. They literally sounded better live than their recordings and that is rare in their genre of music. Freakin' Amazing!

Deafheaven was amazing! Being so close to the front that George Clarke was screaming in my face was an unforgettable experience. The band seemed so down to earth (especially Kerry McCoy), shaking hands and highfiving everyone. I was so glad the venue was so small that I got to interact with the band.

If you were an astronaut and had Sunbather blasting in the space shuttle cockpit during your launch sequence, it still wouldn't be as exciting as seeing Deafheaven live. George Clarke is a hell of a performer and the rest of the band is flawless too.

Worst even I've attended since Lord of the Rings and that 1998 Avengers movie. ICP would have been better. Coldplay would have been better

These guys are great. Esoterically only if your aren't close minded to, you can enjoy this.

Deafheaven played an amazing show with a lot of energy. The sound was clear. The crowd went nuts. Totally loved it and would recommend them highly! The opening acts, Tribulation and Envy, were also impressive.