Front Line Assembly Tickets

I went to the show mainly for ClockDVA because somehow I've never seen them in all these years. I always love FLA and anything Paul does but I had seen them on recent tours so CDVA was my focus. Everyone on stage and off was spectacular. Great crowd, venue, music and performances. I had also not been to Hell since the move (have been to many shows in Heaven) and loved the intimate vibes and great sound. Well done.

I’ve seen FLA several times over the years and I’d have to rank the energy of this show to being one of their best…They played Caustic Grip, which happens to be the first cd of the genre that I ever bought and is still my favorite to this day. Lead into Gold did not disappoint either. All new material too!! I’m glad to see Paul Ion Barker touring as LIG and exposing new fans to the genre. Clock DVA was a first time seeing live. Great performance and the little twists to their iconic songs made it more than memorable. I’m a Wax Trax kid and all the groups have been on the label at some point in time of their career…check them out if you haven’t already, you won’t be disappointed!

I only learned of Front Line Assembly in recent years as I'm on a journey to better understand the roots of industrial rock music. When I saw they were playing at a venue closeby, I jumped at the change to see them - and boy, they did not dissappoint! The music is unrelenting industrial rock/EDM and they had a great light show and video playing behind them. Lead singer Bill Leeb is still is a great showman after all these years. Drummer and keyboard/synth players were fun to watch too. Crowd had a nice vibe for FLA. My only light criticism was that you could not see the faces of any of the acts. In an intimate setting like Baltimore Soundstage, it was weird we could not see any of the bands' faces. Also, having three opening acts was a long wait to get to FLA. The show started at 7:30pm but it wasn't until 10:15pm that FLA came on. Maybe I'm just getting a little old ;-)

Front Line Assembly put on a great show, playing a bunch of their songs from the early Wax Trax years. The three openers were really good as well.

Saw these guys last night in Houston. I'm not super familiar with their music but my husband loves them so we decided to go. Oh! My! God! I'm so glad we did! They were amazing! The crowd couldn't get enough and I was thoroughly impressed with them. I came in being sorta indifferent. I left being a fan! Thanks FLA for an unforgettable evening! We'll catch you next time you're in town!

FLA has been my favorite band since high school, I’m 29 now and never got the chance to see them live. Very happy I did! Their live sound is so tantalizing, it’s like listening to them for the first time. I was lucky to see Bill, Rhys and Tim Skold; their originals. They had such a powerful presence when they came on stage. Basically made you feel like you were going to war. Felt so pumped up and alive for days. Will remember it for the rest of my life…

Overall a really great show. Front Line Assembly put on a very energatic and exciting show. It was a good mixture of new material and many of their previous songs. I definitely look forward to seeing them again.

Frontline Assembly was incredible! Their sound was perfect and their stage show was very professional. The show included tons of lighting effects that were perfectly coordinated to the music and an array of backing film. They are performing as a four piece band on this tour with each guy taking turns at keyboard/synthesizers/percussion, at times with all four guys performing tribal-sounding percussion over electronic sounds and loops. Each song blended into the next with no pauses or dead space between song Bill Leeb is a true professional and a great front man. He is completely missing the arrogance or attention-mongering of many lead vocalists and actually seems to be a bit of a trance-like state as he performs. I've seen Delerium, as well, and he is equally at home in front of the stage as a vocalist or in the back as the keyboardist/synth/loop coordinator. Leeb is a very talented and professional performer. There were FIVE opening acts on this tour and all five were pretty awful. The current state and future of industrial looks pretty bleak if these bands are the up-and-comers of the scene. They all sound virtually the same and are completely uninteresting. Overall: Five Stars for FLA, one for the rest of the bands.

Poorly managed evening. What I really cannot stand is rushing to get to the venue before the posted "show starts" time on the ticket, arriving there right on time, and having to wait in line for at least 45 more minutes along with everyone else. Lots of grumbling in line. Since there's no seating in Jaxx everyone was standing around as each band did their gig. The bands in themselves were good so I can't fault them (especially Cyanotic and Conjure One) but I don't think it's unreasonable to expect the main act to start 3 and a half hours after the posted "show starts" time. I got tired of standing around with no way of knowing when the next band would be on or even if FLA was going to be at the show, so I left in frustration at midnight. FLA is a favorite band of mine and it was a shame having to leave the venue before knowing when they were going to start and more importantly when the show was going to end. I wasn't looking forward to driving home at possibly 2 am after standing on my feet since 8:30 after a full day of work that day. Disappointing evening. I've seen shows at Jaxx before and previously it was a much better experience.