Destroy Boys Tickets

Destroy boys, absolutely amazing show. They killed it, such a great show and a wonderful crowd. The chemistry between the band was admirable. Everyone was very respectful. Both the openers were excellent, Scowl really got everyone going. 10/10. The venue was gorgeous, the employees were very helpful. I like that there was seating in the back at the 2nd bar. I needed it at one point and was very grateful I had access to it. Clean bathrooms as well. M&ms should not be $5 though.

This was the first punk show I’ve ever been too and it was a great choice! The band made sure everyone was safe and having fun and the music was fantastic!

i cannot fully express how amazing this concert was. if you ever get a chance to see Destroy Boys live, or if you’re just queer and a fan of ACTUAL punk, do it. it was so refreshing to have a band actually make statements and interact with the crowd.

My daughter and I arrived about a half hour before the doors opened. ( Don’t park at the venue’s recommended parking garage before 6pm. What I thought was going to cost me $6 as advertised online ended up costing me $30- on a weeknight, park right next door for $7- lesson learned ) My kiddo and I got in quickly and I secured a stool with a good view of the stage. My 17 year old waited there while I purchased a couple slices and sodas for under $10(!). I tipped the chef $5. As the kids piled in the venue and secured their spot close to the stage I had a conversation with another parent who had brought their teen. She is no familiarity with the band ( or Spotify for that matter ) so I clued her in on the energy that was to follow. The openers , “Backhand”( the greatest band in the world ) came out and the crowd went crazy for their silly party anthems. They were pretty funny. Scowl followed them. Although not my usual taste in music - a little too relentlessly “screamy” for me- they brought a ton of energy and aggression which the crowd enjoyed as well. Destroy Boys’ frontperson ( they/them pronouns) came out with some representatives from a charity that helped the homeless to whom a portion of the proceeds of the show would be donated and they reminded all assembled that the US sits on stolen land and there is still plenty to be angry about. Then the band came out and completely obliterated everyone with a short but powerful set of fast and powerful punk/thrash/pop/rock songs to the delight of the moshing/slam dancing/crowd surfing/teens and twentysomethings of various diverse genders and hairstyles. I let my kid trade in her stilettos for my “Dad Vans” so she could jump and push and dance with her contemporaries while I sat back in my socks with a bit of pepperoni pizza induced heartburn ( pizza has a little spice to it ) and a huge smile. Great little venue, tasty pizza, amazing band, and an all around extraordinary evening.

I loved the gender neutral bathrooms and the way that the headliner made it very clear before the show started that this is a "safe space" or no tolerance zone for violence and harassment. The venue staff are awesome as always.

they were great. everyone was great. venue was was great. crowd was great.