KMFDM Tickets

KMFDM put on a solid 25 year anniversary show at the HOB. They have so many albums now, they can only play a song from each (they played a few off of the new one). Personally, I could live without songs like "son of a gun", because I perfer their stuff that was made in the last 10 years or so, but I guess you can't please everyone, and the rest of the crowd didn't seem to mind "the oldies." The band sounded great though on everything.

I have seen many KMFDM shows most of which were at the Odeon and they were all great. KMFDM always manages to pick crappy opening acts and Angespit was no exception. By far the worst opening band that I have ever seen actually. KMFDM was awesome as always but the sound at the House of Blues was pretty bad and the bartenders were awful and extremely rude.

They played all the new ones. They played some old ones. They really catered to the crowd, and got everyone going.

The up side of the KMFDM show in Cleveland was that it was well-attended and the audience (much younger than I would have expected!) was really into the band. The down side: The show was way too loud and too nu-metal sounding. I miss the old KMFDM.

The House of Blues was a great venue! I had never listened to Angelspit before, but they totally rocked....I could have listened to them all night! KMFDM was nothing short of spectacular!!!!! Overall, probably the best concert experience I have ever had!

Simply put, this was one of the best concerts ive ever been to. the opening band Anglespit was great. then the closeness really gave you an intimate feeling that everyone wants. Bottom line, I loved it. If you are an in any way a fan of KMFDM you need to go see them

This show rocked! I love KMFDM. Industrial is making a comeback!

excellent show with tracks from across all albulms. They are still bring on a great show

Quite simply, the show was awesome. The opening act, Angelspit, did a good job warming up the crowd, and did a good performance of their single, 100%. KMFDM was in fine form and their set list was a mix of several songs from the Blitz CD, plus a sampling of songs going as back as Light. They did two encores, and the crowd was screaming for a third . . . alas, even KMFDM has to take a break sometime.

The band opened with Angelspit and they performed "Vena Cava" and "Skinny Little Bitch". I rocked and jammed to the beats. KMFDM comes out with Godlike and beautiful Lucia's vocals really showed in "Looking for Strange" and "Bait & Switch". The band performed "megalomaniac", Juke-Joint Jezebel", "Light" and "potz Blitz". Listening to "DIY" truely made me feel proud to be punk. They blazed the club with "WWII". I recommend this concert and support Angelspit. If your in to METAL, industrial , techno, or just want to see a good concert, this is the one for you. I REALLY REALLY WANT TO KNOW THE ENDING SONG FOR THE KMFDM CONCERT ON SEPT 26, I LOVE IT! IF ANYONE KNOW, PLEASE PLEASE POST THE ANSWER! I HAVE SEARCHED EVERYWHERE AND CAN'T FIND IT!

KMFDM puts on an awesome show! And Luccia is a girl in an industrial band that doesn't look ridiculous on stage.

Walked into the show not expecting too much and they blew me away. Only thing that would have been better is if the band had been a bit more engaging with the audience and hadn't just powered though their set list.

The guitar rhythms were great. The light show was generic. The female vox was a great perfomer. But, it seemed to be an off night for them. Sasha was more animated playing the older songs than the new ones. He seemed to come alive when singing GodLike. Still I love this band and my wife (her first time hearing and seeing them) liked the music.

Unlike some industrial groups, KMFDM peformed with real instruments, for the most part. And it made all the difference. The drumming was heavy and intense. The guitars, though tuned down a little low for my taste, were shredding. There were many loyal fans at the Boston show, and it was clear that most of the audience was drinking this international blend of industrial tea up. The mosh pit was just as raging as I've seen at some traditional metal shows, and almost everyone seemed to be thumping a foot or a tapping a hand to the beat. Unless 80s/90s industrial music is one of your favorite genres, though, you're not going to recognize many or any of the songs, and you certainly won't have a real sense of the show's climax and encores... but it's still a decent show that is sure to at least wake you up and fuel your mind for whatever other adventures you seek in the night.

It's a rare concert that can get me out of the house away from taking care of my young daughter. Thankfully, mom was willing to grant me the car and the time away for this concert. I'm so glad I was able to make it! The band was on fire with a positive vibe and the crowd slammed and danced throughout their 90-minute set, which was packed with most of the big songs from nearly every album in their extensive catalogue (no "Juke Joint Jezebel" was the major omission, so they left me wanting more at the end!). The songs played from the new album fit in well with the older classics and I left very satisfied. Here's to 25 more years of KMFDM!

KMFDM is one act I never thought I'd get to see live, and it was everything I had hoped + a whole lot more. Incredibly high energy, very powerful, great stage performance, a proper amount of lighting and effects.. If you have any interest in the band or in the sound (or, really, in any kind of rock or electronic music), then you must not miss them.