Gojira Tickets

The Atlas Moth performance was fair; they have to be more forceful as how they project their music. Devin Townsend and Gojira, they believe in themselves; powerful acts. I was beside the sound console, great job done by the sound guys.

Gojira was amazing and Devin was so very entertaining

The air was like a sea of razor blades destroying all. The floor boiled and shook to the sonorous shock waves that blasted from the epicenter of the metal explosion that was Gojira. Lock-tight, dynamic, and technically devastating are words that described the performance. Lacerated, chainsaw-massacred, and hamburger-ground are words that described the audience on their way back to the mire of a life without live Gojira.

All 3 bands were excellent. Big fan of Devin Townsend and Gojira and I became a fan of the Atlas Moth that night.

One of the best shows I've been to; just wish it lasted longer.

The Atlas Moth was slower than their following acts, but was a very pleasant surprise which will probably result in me purchasing an album. 4 stars Devin Townsend was just as good live as he always is. 5 stars Gojira? Just plain badass as expected. 5 stars

Gojira was incredible! No complaints whatsoever for the band. The Masquerade had a good ambiance for a metal concert. It was kinda gritty in a good way and a hint of danger because I kinda felt like the floor was going to collapse under the power of Gojira.

Both Devin Townsend Project and Gojira played energetic sets and kept the audience pumped throughout the show despite having stated in earlier Tweets that Devin Townsend and Joe Duplantier had both come down with the flu the previous week. Both bands played at recording quality. DTP's set was way too short. I arrived late at 8:30pm and was surprised to see the opening act, The Atlas Moth, was still on stage – maybe the show started off late as well. I gave it 4 stars due to the noisy sound quality of the Masquerade venue.

Let's be clear about this, the one-two punch of the Devin Townsend Project and Gojira will flatten you. The sheer charisma of Townsend combined with his huge melodies and the relentless attack of his ace band is almost overwhelming. Townsend just commands small rooms like this, as the sea of jazz hands for "Lucky Animals" proved. The closer "Grace" came off as an anthemic call to life in the middle of an ostensible death metal show. Very powerful. Then came Gojira, which only took the intensity up about five notches. Seldom has a heavy band sounded this good and tight. Not an ounce of wasted motion or energy. Just pretty much note-for-note pummelings of recent studio fare, a sort of greatest hits package clearly intended to stoke the fire of the bands growing US fandom. Mario Duplantier simply is not human and the band feeds off his demented energy behind the kit. Most interesting was big brother Joe's end-of-show comment that they'd be back "probably before the end of the year" which sounds like bigger venues in the fall after the summer European festival circuit. Good thing. Gojira can barely be contained in clubs anymore. Do have note that opener The Atlas Moth suffered from a horrible mix for their 30 min set. Just nothing but drone and mud. Never a good sign when the sound guy is fiddling compressors and limiters 10 min. into the gig.

Gojira put on an unbelievably great performance, though we expect nothing less from these guys.

Atlas moth was alright. Devin Townsend was amazing, but Gojira blew the doors off that place at the strike of their first chord. Can't wait to see em again!

After finding out that Devin Townsend was playing down here in sunny ol' Florida, my friend and I drove two hours up and stood in front of the doors since noon. So yeah, we were excited. The one downer in the entire night was Atlas Moth. Not only did we and the rest of the fans wait a whole hour to hear some incredible music but when Moth FINALLY decided to show up, imagine I and the rest of the fans disappointment when, after their first song.... was.... nothing interesting. Their music felt lazy, and all around awkward. The two of us looked around us and found blank faces of what should have been moshing and happily raging fans but really, all we found were stone faces. Course, maybe my opinion was soured by the fact that the lead singer was practically spitting on us and we had to constantly duck out of range of his guitar. But who knows. Maybe my screams of pain would have gotten them all the stage faster. In all honestly, during their entire set, I was more fascinated by their drummer's Poseidon like hair. Then, when they FINALLY left the stage, Townsend came out and the fans went crazy, as it should be. This was my second time seeing him and I wish that he would do his next full show down here so I can see him in all of his Ziltoidian glory.

I hadn't heard much music from the Devin Townsend Project, and never even heard of The Atlas Moth, but they were really incredible, and really played with heart. As far as Gojira is concerned, they blew my mind. Words can't really describe the awesomeness of the event.

There was not another way to start the 2013 but seen gojira! One of the best performance ever! That night was incredible, there sound is amazin and I have nothing else to say but GOJIRA IS THE BEST!.

the event was amazing. anyone who missed out on this show is going to regret not going

There may be bigger acts that can match the impact of Gojira due to their body of work and familiarity, but no one in music today can top what Gojira is doing. No one sounds like them or is better. Bigger? Maybe. But no one's better.

Real great show! Such a treat to finally get to see gojira on this side of the world! The energy in the air was great!

Gojira is the best metal band I've ever seen live. Devin Townsend Project was really entertaining, too!

Devin Townsend puts on the most amazing funny and creative shows I've ever seen. I've been following devin sence his days in strapping yung lad and there is still fire in his soul. His show unforgettable and should be enjoyed at least once if you've never been, you WILL BE ENTERTAINED even if you don't like the music. GOJIRA IS CRUSHING. They have the same awesome sound that's On their records yet they have an amazing stage presence and performance. This is apparently their first time headlining North America and I am really looking forward to the next time they play a full set. If you've never herd of Gojira I listen to them RIGHT NOW on YouTube and be amazed. Oh and by the way the drummer is the mastermind behind the band he also came out from behind the drum set and play guitar with his gloves on and sang. Simply amazing.

Devin Townsend is always an amazing performer. Such a good variety of his discography. The highlight of the night though was Gojira. WOW. Talk about an intense headbanging affair. Really good sound. Some of the tightest playing I've seen. It was just an offensive onslaught of metal which was very satisfying. If you could go see Gojira live, do it.