Mudvayne Tickets

Static X was the best part of the show, which was def a surprise. I was looking forward to Black Label and Mudvayne the most but their performances were not so great. I couldn't really hear the lead singer.

The concert was a suprise birthday present for my husband.I gave him concert tickets along with airline tickets ...as we live 9 hrs away.We jumped on a plane & flew into Youngstown for what would be the "Best" concert we had ever seen!The crowd came to life as the bands took the stage you could feel this wild surge of energy.Black Label Society made this birthday one to remember!

the overall show was good the onl downside was the first opening band silent suicide it got anoying as hell after a while the sideshow was kickass and the show was friggen sweet

I went to hear Mudvayne and they were awesome, in the heavy suit despite the hot weather which surprised me. Black Label Society was amazing and the guitarists so talented playing with the guitars over their heads. Many long guitar solos and the music was definitely brutal like what I expect of this tour. Static X rocked and really started it all for me. The other bands were new for me but I go to hear new talent as well and I am never disappointed. Mudvayne has the most lethal moshing I have yet to witness. Yes it's metal like I love it. Go, and be a part of it, get in there and jump up and down. I do, and I'll be back.

Well Static X's performance was the best by far but WAY WAY to short and Mudvayne's was pretty good to. Black labels performance was mediocre and had too many solo's but I just hate solo's so maybe that's just me.

the bands for this concert were awesome! the acoustics at this place sucked. Hellzapoppin was cool

Static-X was the best and like Mudvayne/BLS sacrificed quality for volume. BLS's singer sounded terrible.

The tour at my venue just was not advertised enough; that was the least amount of people for a show in Reading,PA I ever saw. I was also very disappointed with the turn out of Black Label Society's Doom Crew. Am I the only one in the immediate Reading Area that follows BLS ?! I never heard of Suicide Silence Before that night. If you like thrash metal(loud and fast), this bad is for you. I've heard of Static X before, and after seeing them- I will be buying their cd's !! Black Label....That's really why I was at the show !! They did alot of hard rock songs I liked and ones I never heard them do at a show before!! But an hour of play time? Whether you're a follower or not of BLS, you cound understand every word and the bro's were all over the stage(thanx Nick, I finally got some great pix w/you n JD)!!! Now, Mudvayne...never really listened to their music before, so I figured I'd record their first song. Extremely loud and I could not understand the lyrics(but others knew them,lol). Unfortunately, I had to be at work by 11:30 and could not stay any longer(10:19,I left). I don't blame any of the bands if they NEVER play Reading,PA again. I would have cancelled the event if I was Black Label(or the others), I bet not even 1,000 tickets were sold. Haha, I had 4 tix and only used 1(others cancelled out on me)...I could not even give tix to anyone outside venue, as there was no one to give them to. I would see the tour again if it were near here on a weekend, only because of Static X and BLS. Four bands and a sideshow for $43.15, that's a steal. 3 bands and Black Label Society is phenominal !!! SDMF !!!

The show was great. all the bands rocked the night away. definitely a fun show.

Okay, let me start this off by saying- EVERYONE was awesome. The "freak show" was cool, could have been better if we were closer. It was hard to see what was going on. Mudvayne, BLS, Static X- All rocked. Having never heard Suicide Silence or Bury your Dead I was pretty excited. Bury Your Dead was amazing. Suicide Silence- well, maybe if I was into that I'd appreciate it. I guess I'm too old, because other than actually HEARING the phrase, "circle pits", I couldn't tell you another thing that was said. Incidentally, upon hearing "circle pits" repeatedly during their set...I laughed uncontrollably.

Black label was good .. Mudvayne was awesome!! All in all the event was put together great ... Long live Metal!!

Black Label Society was amazing as usual. We have seen them 4 times now and everytime has been great!!

mudvayne acted as bored as i was. i was really excited to go, had to drag people to come with me, and it was lame. static x was about the only real good part of the show, black label was better than they were in manchester, but i could not wait to go home. could not hear a lot of what the hellzapoppin crew were saying, and mudvayne acted bored. it really was too bad. and i thought dope was supposed to be there.

Take three sensational bands and mix them together with a circus side show and what do you get? One hell of a show! To some it may seem a strange blend; Static-X, Black Label Society and Mudvayne together under one roof, but for those who attended the show saw a brilliant display of musicianship from three very talented bands. However, as many who attended I'm sure would agree, the Hellzapoppin sideshow was an unnecessary distraction. In their own right, the performers of the sideshow may have been entertaining to watch at a circus, but the crowd didn't seem to find much appeal in it. I understand the idea, distraction while the new set was being set up...but perhaps it wasn't the most effective form of distraction. In short, it was about as entertaining as the drunken guy standing beside me on the floor bashing the side show the whole time. As for the opening acts, they fell a bit short on style, and my personal opinion is that with three "headliners" there really isn't a need for an opening act. But when Static-X took the stage, the wait became justified. They lit up the stage with a great display of crowd interaction and stage presence, as well as enough of a blend of old and new material to keep any Static-X fan satisfied. These guys truly deserve respect as a band with a fantastic live performance. I have to admit, I am not a big fan of Black Label Society, but they certainly know how to hit a crowd with a good mix of showmenship, attitude, and raw power. If anyone is looking for a band that will grab you from the start and hold your interest until the very last note, this is the band to see. It's always good to see a band not only good at what they do but who genuinely love what their doing. And then came Mudvayne. There is something to be said about a band that can take a crowd that has been singing, moshing, and giving their all out appreciation to four bands over the course of three odd hours and manage to pull even more out of them than they had given already. These guys were a definite crowd pleaser, and once again gave a wonderful display of old and new material, crowd interaction, and mixed it with a true blood and guts, dig down and give the crowd their money's worth perfomance. Not only are these guys amazing musicians, but they are honest to God people, as Chad pointed out when he said "The only thing that separates us from you is about three feet of stage." They gave it their all, and left the stage with a crowd that was about 5 hours old, tired, and sweaty cheering for more. Overall a fantastic show, and that's coming from a veteran of live shows including acts such as 10,000 Maniacs, Smashing Pumpkins, Queenryche, Kiss, Metallica, Counting Crows and Tool. I've seen my share of shows that stretch the gambit of the rock genre and so I say with all sincerity, if you can catch any one (or all three) of these bands, DO IT! You will not be disappointed

BLS sounded like crap, Mudvayne was awesome, Static X sounded the best of them all though.

BLS ,was great as always, static X and mudvayne put on one hell of a show. bury your dead was very good. the tour should be recommended to everyone.

Drove 2 1/2 hours to get to Sovereign Center, the venue was very nice, clean, easy access easy parking ($10.00 to park) and the employees seemed nice. I thought doors opened at 6 but we got there at 6 and Bury Your Dead was finishing up their set. Hellzapoppin was awesome! Dope, our whole reason for going, was a no-show. NOT COOL. I wish we had known but Static-X more than made up for it, blew me away. BLS & Mudvayne awesome too. Overall, pretty kick-ass show.

This show should have been a great show as it has a solid line-up of acts, but it just didn't reach its full potential. The "circus sideshow" Hellzapoppin was mildly interesting but you couldn't see what was happening on stage at points and some of the acts just weren't interesting. I would have done the circus thing at the beginning of the show and pushed back Bury Your Dead as most people (including me) missed them, and I was there at 6:30! Suicide Silence was decent and they worked the crowd up well. Static-X was the best show of the night! Unfortunately it seemed like their set was over way too early, man they were on their game. It was also cool we got to meet their bass player as he was walking the arena after their show. The biggest disappointment was BLS. I have seen them many times and Zakk always delivers a great performance, but their sound was terrible! You could barely hear the drums and it sounded muddy throughout the whole performance. Mudvayne was okay but since I am not the biggest fan of their music, I wasn't really impressed (we went to see Static-X and BLS).

Great show!!!!! Black Label Society was particularly memorable!!! Wish DOPE was there too, like they were supposed to be!!!! Nonetheless FANTASTIC!!

The show was definately very well done, all the bands performed their best and knew how to pump up the crowd. Bury Your Dead and Suicide Silence definately got the crowd going in the begining of the show. Static-X performed one of their best shows I've seen, that performance definately makes me want to see them again. Black Label Society was of course a normal crowd pleaser, their music rocked the crowd and the 10-15 guitar solo by Zakk Wylde was an awesome addition to an already good set. Then Mudvayne also put on a good performance as usual, Chad stole the crowd and rocked all the way. Overall this show really makes me want to see them all again. Listen to all their music on the drive home, just couldnt get enough of all of their music. The side show intermissions were very interesting and held the attention and helped past time until the next set started. A JOB VERY VERY WELL DONE!