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Amazing lineup, stage effects were on point, Dragonforce made it a night to remember!! And the chance to meet the opening acts at their merch stands after really made the night!
It was a great show, they had a good setlist and looked like they were having fun with it too. The crowd was hyped and they weren't afraid to mess around. I would absolutely come to another show.
It was so awesome! Baltimore soundstage is such an awesome venue because it's so small that you really feel like you're hanging out with the band.
Was a nice performance, Good security and a great show, 3 bands all night until Dragonforce came to the stage, we enjoy it, đ
The experience was amazing! A four hour concert was surprise enough, let alone with for different bands - Seven Spires, Visions of Atlantis, Firewind, and Dragonforce themselves; every band was super talented, had their own unique aesthetic, and had me leaving with more songs to re-listen to and jam out to on Monday than I had in a long time! Dragonforce themselves sounded exactly like they do on their albums, for each song they played - even the video game themes! I would definitely recommend attending one of their concerts, I know I will again in the future
As a long time fan seeing them for the first time, they didnât disappoint. They know how to put on a fun show
It really was one of the most fun experiences of my life. Dragonforce was just as good (in some ways even better) in person. They also had 3 other bands (7 Spires, Visions of Atlantis, and Firewind) who were also incredible. Altogether, they brought hours of awesome music and entertainment that more than justified what I paid. All the bands (especially Dragonforce) really knew how to interact with the crowd and keep everyone hyped after hours of cheering, screaming, jumping, singing, standing, and even people running in crowd circles or being carried to the front. Dragonforce played songs both old and new and I loved the variety. Really made it not feel like I was just listening to the same song over and over. I had so much fun that even though my feet and throat were sore and my ears were ringing a little, I still had the biggest smile on my face. I only wouldn't recommend it to someone who might be older or has some kind of disability (more specifically things like being unable to stand for a long period of time or being sensitive to sound or flashing lights). But those are things you probably should expect when going to a rock concert. Other than that, I definitely recommend seeing them. Everyone was having a blast and I truly was blown away at how good the show was.
I waited a really long time to finally see Dragonforce and every thing from the opening acts to the venue to finally seeing them was just amazing. Such a great time and wonât ever forget it!
So we paid $95 ea for Platinum balcony access at St Andrews Hall. THEN the venue was changed to The Crofoot Ballroom. When the venue was changed, the ticket prices were cheaper. We got there and the entire "Platinum side rail" was full so we couldn't even see the stage. The other 2/3 of the balcony was GA so we stood with the $35 ticket holders trying to see the stage through them. It was very frustrating. The show was great, but don't waste your money on any upgrades at this venue.
Amazing bands so fun seven spires was great live , Visions of Atlantis had amazing stage show
Not only are the band members extremely talented, they are super entertaining! I wish we would have had access to merchandise prior to the meet and greet. It would have been awesome for them to sign concert shirts. That's really the only complaint I have. All four bands were amazing: Seven Spires, Visions of Atlantis, Firewind, and Dragonforce. I will DEFINATELY see them again on their next tour!
All the bands had some great songs and were really engaging with the audience, they also were really friendly afterwards and were signing autographs. 10/10 would go again!
I already had high expectations because this is my favorite band, but MAN did they exceed my expectations. Saw them at the Crofoot Ballroom in Pontiac, MI. 3 other bands (Seven Spires, Visions of Atlantis, and Firewind) got to open before them and they were also great. But when Dragonforce came out, it was game over for my throat and feet because I was screaming, cheering, singing, and jumping for numerous hours. And while I was a little sore after, I still couldn't help but have the biggest smile on my face. They played their songs just as well in person. There was plenty of theatrics like sparks, confetti, and more. They played songs from throughout their career (including Sam playing the Farming Simulator theme with a banjo for giggles XD. Finally, the audience was fired up and I loved how much Dragonforce interacted with the crowd. Was a ton of fun, and for the price I paid, for the tickets, was definitely worth it.
I somewhat liked Dragonforce's early album work (@2003), though I didn't follow them closely, as subsequent albums didn't show any musical progression, evolution, or increasing maturity and/or sophistication. I actually attended this particular concert to see and hear one of the "backing" bands (Visions of Atlantis, who I think would have better headliners, or at least been allowed an additional set). Be that as it may, I was very disappointed to discover that Dragonforce still hadn't matured, musically. Not that they played/performed badly; it was just too much of the same-old, same-old. Further, they seemed to have based their almost entire playlist on video game soundtracks and themes. Their interactions with the audience spoke almost exclusively about video games. Their background videos were cut scenes from video games. Their guitarists' pedestals were mock video game kiosks. Also, there seemed to be too much emphasis/dependence on props, confetti cannons, and smoke machines. I'm sure the 14-year-olds in the audience were enthralled. (And to be honest, the majority of the crowd did seem to enjoy the ambience.) It simply wasn't "my cup of tea."
Absolutely fantastic. It was a gift that they would play for a small theater in Boise ID. They played favorites from every album, and had tons of fam interaction. Add this to your bucket list and you wonât regret it.
Great night with Dragonforce & Visions of Atlantis. Friendly staff great seats & Great sound! Highly recommended !
Epic is a terms that I feel has recently been overused to the point that has essentially lost its significance. That being said, the best word to describe seeing Dragonforce live is EPIC. The guitarists have to be some of the most talented on the planet. Vocals did not disappoint either. Insane energy. Great performance.
Didnt know there was an opening band, but there were 2. Both were absolutely amazing. Never heard of them before. I now lister to them regularly. Dragonforce was out of this world
This is the second time I saw DragonForce and Visions of Atlantis and it was even better than the first. Probably one of the best concerts Iâve been to in my lifetime. The set list was amazing, the sound engineers mixed everything perfectly, and the venue was perfect for this type of concert.
They had an amazing opening band Seven Spires! Dragonforce played an awesome face melting set. They had a lot of fun stage antics. They played for like an hour and a half. So much fun!
