Lacuna Coil Tickets

Lacuna Coil rocked the house, so nice to see them in such a hmmm small venue. I would go again in a blink.

Lacuna Coil always puts on a great show, and last night was no exception! The intimate venue provided the perfect atmosphere for this rock show. It was great to finally see them headline a show and be able to play more than 5 songs. But the show was amazing and I hope they tour again as headliners again soon!

The show was at Station 4, a very small, intimate venue in St. Paul. The show opened with Dommin, a band out of California if I remember right (if not, I'm sorry.) They put on a pretty good metal act with lots of keyboards which was kind of a refreshing change. Next up was Seventh Void, who was a typical "we're really hardcore metal guys" act. I didn't really care for them as they tended to just insult the crowd and call themselves awesome the whole time. Kill Hannah followed them and seemed to be the odd ones out on the bill as I got the impression they belong with a more pop punk genre. Not that they were bad, and the crowd didn't seem to mind them at all! Finally, Lacuna Coil took to the stage. As always the six band members were going wild on stage, constantly in motion and headbanging at every opportunity. Cristina and Andrea, the two singers, are excellent at crowd interaction and that made the show that much more special. The instrumentalists of the group also made lots of eye contact and connections to the crowd, something that really adds a lot. They fed off the great crowd energy and delivered an awesome performance with no real downer throughout the whole set. Being able to meet them was also incredible - they're all such down to earth people and really appreciative of their fans.

THE INTERSECTION IS A GREAT VENUE! SAW LACUNA COIL AT OZZFEST AND WAS NOT IMPRESSED. BUT THEY REDEEMED THEMSELVES FRIDAY NIGHT. PLAYED MANY SONGS FROM COMALIES! ENJOYED DOMMIN AND SEVENTH VOID! AND I HAVE NOTHING TO SAY REGARDING KILL HANNAH!

Dommin played first, they were good, Seventhvoid played next, To me they sound like they came from a Garage and they should go back, they kinda sound like old Black Sabbath. I didn't care for them, 3rd was Kill Hannah, They rocked, ! good sound , good energy, I would like to see them again. Last was Cristina with Lacuna coil, She has a Awesome voice ! They sounded great , they did a lot of there top songs, as well as some off the new "shallow life cd " Marco was great on Bass as was Criz on drums ! He is great, I got a set of drum sticks and a pick from L.C. The onlty thing I would have liked is for them to have played the bigger Venue Upstairs, The sound is better up there.(at The Rave) All in all a great show !

Lacuna Coil rocked the Rave in Milwaukee on July 11th, 2009. They hit with a sound and energy that can be matched by few. Opening act Kill Hannah was also excellent. For the low low price the tickets are going for on this tour (I paid 15 but most venues are closer to 20) you can't go wrong.

the show was good. The first band was pretty good for an opening, the second band "seventh void" didnt deserve to be on the tour - they were terrible. the security wasnt professional and didnt check carefully and havent even scanned my tickets. The headliner was amazing as usual. the bad thing it was really hot in the building.

It was an amazing show I'm gonna try and catch it again in Madison, Wi. Seventh Void and Kill Hannah put on agreat show, Lacuna Coil was one of the best shows i've ever seen.

Kill hannah was fantastic. The sound was great. I liked dommin but didn't care for the second band at all. I wish kill hannah was the headliner band because their set was way too short..

We got there early and caught the first act Dommin and though I've never heard of them before they were a great opening act. Interesting look and sound. Although I didn't really enjoy the second act as much, Seventh Void, they did have a couple ok songs. The third act though, Kill Hannah, was beyond my expectations. The lead singer really put forth alot of energy into his show and music and made it really enjoyable. And then of course Lacuna Coil hit the stage after a long setup and for my first time seeing them live I really enjoyed the set, sound and visuals they offered up.

Dommin was unexpectedly very good. Seventh Void was not impressive and left the place quiet Kill Hannah was entertaining. Lacuna Coil was full of energy, played to the crowd and put on a amazing set.

This was a great show from start to finish. The opening bands were very good, and were very diverse in their sound. This diversity means that there is a chance you won't like one of them, but you'll also probably walk away with a new favorite (for us, it was Dommin). Lacuna Coil was spectacular. Their setlist was jam-packed full of awesomeness. All of their hits, and their best stuff off of their new album. I saw them open for Disturbed during the "Music as a Weapon" tour, and was disappointed because Lacuna Coil only got to do 5 songs. Not this time...this was a full show (14 songs), and it rocked from start to finish. I highly recommend this tour.

The show was phenomenal! I can't wait to see more shows there. When Lacuna Coil comes back, I will definetly be there!!

Dommin and Lacuna Coil were AMAZING. I love the venue we were so close that it was awesome I was able to get some really great photos from the event as well as very clear video. I was also very pleased with how safe the venue felt a lot of venues in Michigan leave you wondering about the safety of your car / your purse / yourself and not once did I worry about any of this at the Intersection. Great Show, Great Venue, Great time would definitely do it again!

As a Lacuna Coil fan and this being my first concert, I was already amped to see one of my favorite bands in Grand Rapids. The first opening band, Dommin, was a definite great start to the show. While I was not a big fan of Seventh Void or Kill Hannah, there were definitely moments where I was starting to get into the band a little more. However, I digress. Lacuna Coil seemed to thrive off the energy of the crowd, slowly savoring it before throwing it back to the audience tenfold. The charismatic vocals of Cristina Scabbia and Andrea Ferro, amplified by the sounds of the entire band, really created an amazing performance to the venue. I once read a review stating Lacuna Coil deserves a bigger venue in the U.S. and I fully believe it, however I do not regret the small location. It was great to be that close to the band.

I had a blast listening to Lacuna Coil play a full set since they did not have to open for any bands here in the states being they were ther headline band. The rocked and played all of their best songs except the new one "I Like It." The first opening act Dommin was really good as well. I did not care to much for the 2nd band Seventh Void, and the 3rd band Kill Hannah was ok. I can't stand the few people who piss everybody off in the crowd that try to start a mosh pit because it distracts the rest of us from the show. The venue was not the best but that doed not take away from a kick ass band playing kick ass music like Lacuna Coil. It was worth the price of admission.

Dommin did a great job. It's unfortunate that they had to be first...they definitely deserved a longer set. Seventh Void seemed generic...I wasn't impressed at all. Kill Hanna did a decent job...my only complaint is that the laser pointers on their guitars shined in my eyes once. Lacuna Coil did a great show...I hope to see them headlining Much more often! Great job guys!

Couple of nights ago me and my concert partner went to the show with low standers. But once dammion got on stage it was cool. Unfortunately Seventh Void and Kill Hanna where nothin new or really that good so once Lacuna Coil got up their they threw down alot better then we thought. But in the end if they weren't there the show would of be crap.

The opening band "Dommin" was a breath of fresh air compared to all the bands these days opening for tours. They had a vocalist you could understand! At least for the most part. Maybe if they would have turned up his mic a lil bit it would have helped, but i'm just pickin nits! Seriously folks, instead of the gargled glass vocal trend of these days, and wall of noise(misplaced guitar riffs stuck together). I was able to enjoy good compositions, albiet somewhat intentionally simple at times, a good mix through the sound board, and some passionate musicans without egos just having a good time! There influences are obvious, (Type O, early Misfits, a dash of rock a billy,and just a lil 80's euro pop?!!!)but not in a bad way. They put their own spin on things, and yet some how keep you thinking you've heard something enjoyably similar before. The next band "Seventh Void", was comprised of a couple of guys from Type O Negative, Kenny, and Johnny. So you already knew that there was a high level of (non)professionalism to be had from them. These fellas brought a really heavy set, you could tell from the elephant sitting on your chest as Kenny proclaimed! All joking aside, they delivered a very solid performance obviously influenced by old Black Sabbath, Matt the other guitarist, and Kenny really vibed off each other really well live. They had some very good guitar work that complimented one another, just a touch of blusey influence to contrast with the heavy cords and low end bass. Next was Kill Hannah. Honestly i didn't know what was going on! I didn't know anything about this band, so that was good and bad in a way. I just really didn't think that they matched with any of the other bands on this tour. They definitly brought some contrast to the overall show, but i'm not sure it was the right kind of contrast. There were obviously a dedicated fan base there for Kill Hannah but it just seemed like two different shows while they were playing. They were very over the top with production looks, lighting and showmanship. I just felt their high energy glam look and vibe were a little alienating for alot of the fans of the other bands. They did have some good musicianship, and very passionate performances, as well as fans. I just didn't see alot of the crowd looking for the same reasons, and that comfirmed my opinions. I do aplaude them for being entertaining, they just wern't my cup of tea. It takes alot of dedication and confidence to get up on any stage. I just felt like they were on the wrong stage, especially after a band so heavy like Seventh Void. They had a very pop rock feel compared to everyone else on this tour. After Kill Hannah we all got what we had been waiting for...Lacuna Coil! The band came on stage with a great buzz in the audience and much anticipation. The set did start with a little bit of a roughness though. It seemed that the first two songs didn't sound like Christina and Andrea were harmonizing perfectly. I just chalked it up to technical difficulties because soon after they were sounding very good together. Christina continues to amaze with her vocals. As the night grew I think her singing did too. The same can be said for the whole band, they came together as tight knit and professional as one would expect. Andrea and Christina contrast and compliment each other vocally, as well as with their stage presence, better than many duos have in the past. This is a band that knows what they are doing and where they are going. I hope this review was helpfull, remember i'm just trying to be informative, with a little bit of my opinion. And you know what is said about opinions?!! If your still reading this thanks, see you at the show!

Loved the opening band...they were the 2nd best up there!!! Kill Hannah was pretty good too. I loved that some of Lacuna's members came out to talk to those who waited and take pictures. We brought our son for his birthday and they played up for that, they were sooo cool.