Fear Factory Tickets

Fear Factory is back after almost 5 years of absence. Dino is back on guitar, and it is great to see him with the band again. Great set list, with no songs from Archetype or Transgression played. I guess Dino didn't want to play any songs that he didn't write. Burton's voice was going out for some of the show, but considering his vocal style I guess that is to be expected. Gene isn't as good a drummer as Raymond, but he still does a great job. Byron's bass playing is good, but you don't really hear much of him. Great show, and I will be going to Chicago to see them again this July.

Prong handled technical difficulties well - first Tony then Tommy! Amazing set with Fear Factory. Burton's voice never sounded better! The Atomic Clock kicked ass! Come back thru LA and we'll be there!

yeah i was there and they missed at least 2-3 albums including obsolete... descent wasnt even played just like last time they were here.

Fear Factory was awesome with their unforgettable kick ass three tracks from Obsolete! Then continuing to Mechanize off their new CD! The entire show was loaded with energy and the crowd went ballistic from Vinnie Paul making an appearance at the top of the balcony! DINO WAS AMAZiNG !!!!! He still has got it and wow'd the crowd with some awesome licks from his guitar! Fear Factory Two Fists up!!!

Fear factory was great. They got on stage and tore up every song. No criticisms it was just a great night to be a metal fan

Fear Factory was absolutely amazing! The only downside is having to sit thru the rest of the bands...they are one of my favorites as far as playing a live show! Sounded sick!! ---GO SEE THEM---

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!ABSOLUTLEY AMAZING SHOW FROM ALL THE BANDS..FEAR FACTORY BLEW IT ALL AWAY THOUGH!!!!!HOPE THEY COME BACK SOON!!!!!!MAYBE WITH ANOTHER NEW ALBUM???!!!

Fear factory put on a badass show, and its always good to watch a show @ house of blues

my boys are still going strong. Best Fear Factory show I've been to yet. Love you guys! : )

LoL just kidding...that was TicketMaster's suggested review title example. Anyway this was an awesome concert. Fear Factory is better than ever with Dino back on guitar and the addition of Gene Hoglan on drums. The Culture Room venue in Ft. Lauderdale is extremely small, so it made for a more intimate concert experience...They also have great sound acoustics as well. Most of their set comprised of songs from Obsolete and Mechanize...usually one old song and then one new song. They played 1 song from Soul of a New Machine (Martyr) and I believe 2 songs from Digimortal. They finished off their set playing 4 or 5 songs in a row from their Demanufacture album. Overall a great show, I'd definitely recommend seeing these guys in concert. I've seen them a ton of times and they never disappoint.

Fear Factory did a phenomenal job Friday night with tons of energy and enthusiasm. The only complaint we had was that you could hardly hear the rest of the band over the drums. I think this was the fault of the venue, because every band had the same problem. Other than that, we had a blast, and I can't wait to see Fear Factory again! We will also be purchasing CDs from Dirge Within and Winds of Plague.

The only thing that really brought me to House of Blues last night, March 26 2010, was Periphery. They are a band I have had gotten to watch develop long before they took their recent contract with Sumerian. These guys are really persuing a sound in metal that hasn't been truly tapped yet. Most people hear these guys play, and don't quite know how to react to their music. This band has devilish screams and angelic soaring like singing, with super technical polyrhyms, complex chord and melody progressions which I think leaves a lot of people scratching their heads, "Going wait, you can't sing and be that technical of a metal band. Can you?" Well ladies and gents, you can. Periphery is the band for you if you are all about serious dynamics in your music. If you like non-stop blast beats and cookie monster screaming, not so much. If you want pop-radio friendly metal, not so much. However, if you love it when a band goes form crazy heavy, to melodic and ephereal and atmospheric in the same song, these dudes may be just what you have been looking for. Most of the other bands were ok, but far from impressed me. Missed the opening band from Austin, but didn't hear anything positive about them. About destroyed my neck headbanging during Periphery. Dirge Within was ok, but sounded like bands I've already heard before. Winds of Plague was pretty good, but I might have been slightly biased because they had a super hot keyboard player, but the keys also added a uniqueness to their style. Fear Factory's instrumentals sounded pretty solid, but the singer was kind of pitchy. His screams were on point, but his voice sounded blown which is why I think he didn't sound on point during sections of the songs in which he sang. Hands down, I really think Periphery was by far the most talented band on stage that night. Had the chance to talk to most of them, and they were all super cool and down to earth.

Was a great show, showed up early to eat at at the restaurant (great pulled pork).

Fear Factory and all other bands they brought with them rocked the place at the House of Blues. Not a single hardcore dancer in sight since it was a totally metal show. Dirge Within was great, Periphery was good as was Winds of Plague. Fear Factory brought out almost all of their great stuff even going all the way back to one of their first album's songs. they ended with a string of Demanufacture tracks as a semi-encore to a long set that was killer.

Saw Fear Factory in Hollywood about 8 years ago or so and they were more techno or used more synthesizers. I'm glad the old guitarist came back to the band. The drummer was awesome as usual but the mike wasn't working right at the beginning of the set so the vocals were not coming through. Later in the set , the vocals were better. I was distracted by the mosh pit since it seemed like it was staged until later that night. The space was too big for a mosh pit so it caused us to be pushed to the back towards the audio engineer and audio equipment.

Nice minimal stage presence, no amps and sound effect crates strewn all over stage, very clean appearance to focus on the musicianship. Drummer Gene Hoglan sounded awesome playing new and old stuff as expected. Nice balance of blending in killer new material with killer old material.

Fear Factory came and did what they do!!! "Kicking Ass" What more is there to say?

WAS MY FIRST TIME SEEIN FEAR FACTORY..BIG FAN..AWESOME SHOW..WOULD SEE EM AGAIN..WINDS OF PLAGUE WAS AWESOME ASWELL..MOSH PITS WERE DA FUN PART..

It's been over 2 years since Fear Factory last moshed it up with the burque's. In typical Fear Factory fashion, they brought their mix techno-metal and put on a decent show. The Sunshine Theater is not known for its acoustics, which generally makes for a loud bass driven performance. However, they did a great job of leveling out the volume, allowing for a pretty good sound. The performance was a little low keyed, but still had the crowd going. Burton's voice sounded the best I have heard in resent years. I wonder if the other members for Fear Factory (the ones who are currently not turning with Fear Factory) can reconcile and be back in the line up soon.