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Texas-based Memphis May Fire has become one of the hottest metal-core tickets around, with a unique blend of post-hardcore, Southern rock, and powerful live performances. Their rhythms are tight, they know how to shred, and lead singer Matty Mullins controls a crowd like no other -- he’ll have the audience moshing like crazy one minute, inspiring them with stories about the band overcoming adversity the next. In 2012, Memphis blew away crowds during their Main Stage set at the Vans Warped Tour, and immediately followed that up with a high-profile European tour with Of Mice & Men, an American tour with Asking Alexandria, and a victory lap on the 2013 Warped Tour. And in the middle of all that, they released the album Challenger, which debuted at No. 16 on the Billboard 200 with the defiant and incredible song “Prove Me Right.”
It’s nothing new for the band, though. All the way back in 2009, the band’s very first album, Sleepwalking, generated to the popular single “Ghost In The Mirror,” which was featured on the Saw VI soundtrack, and earned the band recognition as one of Revolver Magazine’s Top 25 Under 25. Since then, they’ve released two more albums and toured the world, but they’re not done yet. In 2014, they’ll continue to push forward, not only releasing their fourth album, which Mullins describes as more mature and more orchestral, but they’ll also be playing more concert dates in the UK and beyond.
Memphis May Fire is such an amazing show. They're so energetic and fun! The lineup wasn't totally to my preference but i still enjoyed it a lot! I hope the girl who got gum in her hair got it out lmao hahaha
Honestly one of the best concerts I've been to. All of the bands were amazing and so was the crowd, the energy was amazing as soon as Beartooth stepped on stage and it carried on all the way through the very end.
Awesome show. I will always love Memphis may fire I don't care what anyone says. They were even better live than they are in the studio
Not my usual type of concert, but definitely the most intense concert I've ever been to
Skylit Drive and The Word Alive really brought their A+ game, only meaning MMF had to take it to the next level, too. Great show.
Solid show with solid performers besides one act. Very grime atmosphere with the humidity made by the people sweating so thank god for the upper balcony level.
I'm not a huge fan of Memphis May fire but the moshpits were the most roudy I've seen in a while (and I've seen slayer live) the venues pretty small but it's enjoyable overall it was a good show definitely worth going
Every band was amazing. I love them all more after seeing them live. They were spot on. Things that weren't spot on were the sound guys in the back, their mixing abilities, and the venue itself. Very cramped, like sardines. I've been to many shows, and this venue was less than stellar as far as sound and set up. But overall, worth it. They all killed it. Just wish A Skylit Drive played older songs.
The pits where unforgettable. I felt soo alive and at peace with the bands that play
Memphis mayfire killed it along with the other bands. What a show!
Hands down, this was the best concert experience I've ever had. Every single band put on an amazing show, and they all took the time to meet and chat with the fans after their sets.
Memphis May Fire and A Skylit Drive most certainly did not disappoint. They were phenomenal! And Matty Mullins is such a cool guy!
