NINE INCH NAILS - SOUNDGARDEN Tickets

I have to give the night just average rating because the first half of day/night was phenomenal but the second half was not so good or fun / Mostly because the Hollywood Bowl DROPPED THE BALL. I met tons of people from different countries that said they traveled just to see Soundgarden. I know they were not disappointed!!! Soundgarden rocked that place down! The energy was high, the sound & set was fantastic, and Chris sounded as good if not better than he did back in the day. NIN was a let down. Trent didn't come across as if he truly wanted to put on a great show. And he didn't! Their whole show was pretty average & I would not spend $$ again to see that. Now for the Hollywood Bowl - which I used to love & recommend to people always. I will not do that anymore. After waiting in an excessively long line to get food, the guy behind the counter yells out: ' We have no more food ' !! Excuse me - the headliner band is just now taking the stage & you have no FOOD. Needless to say, after hours of being there - food was wanted & the rest of show still had to go. After returning to our seats - we decided to go to other levels looking for a stand open that served food. Not even one was open and the night was not near over. This is not acceptable under any circumstances. Water and food should be available until the last minute. Period.

great show. NiN nailed it. Was great to hear all the soundgarden classics :-)

I wasn't a big Soundgarden fan before this show, but they really impressed me. Much more solid driving rock then their studio albums would suggest - "Black-Hole Sun" was really good. NIN was spectacular. The stage presentation with the lighting panels was almost as captivating as the music. They did a great mix of songs. They also were better than I had expected. NIN goes on my short list of bands I'd see again under almost any circumstances. They came across as very serious, and very professional - a top-tier band.. And my date really liked the "beefcake" lead singer :-)

NIN delivered, the stage set was awsome. The white backdrop screens with only the shadows of the performers on them really allowed us to focus on the tallenst of the performers and they shined. Soundgarden was awsome, vocals were hot, guitar solos left nothing to be desired, however the backdrop grafix were distracting and took away from the performance.

I love soundgarden, I have seen them before and they are always amazing. The venue was just 'ok'. The sound there is always rough, a little to harsh for my liking. At every concert that Ive been to there, when the band talks to the audience, you cant understand them. Its always annoying. Moda center sound is so much better. Chris Cornells voice was just as great as it was 20+ years ago, and the band was perfect. It doesnt really matter to me where they play, I will always try to see them. The opening bad was actually really good too. That was a surprise. At a lot of concerts, the band they pick for the 30minute opener is rarely any good, but this one was good and fun to watch.

Sound-garden ROCK THE HOUSE,Soundgarden to me it was like the best band at this venue. Nina inch nails, It was a good show keep the crows going, But I still like sound garden more...

This was my all time favorite concert, nine inch nails was sick!!!

This is one of the best concerts I've attended! The acts opened on time - no two hour diva delays! The sound was great, security was polite but definitely there to keep a lot of pushing, screaming and seat jumping to a minimum. Soundgarden was incredible! NIN better than I've seen before.

After getting over being bummed that Death Grips wasn't opening up I remembered that these are two of the heaviest bands that have ever gotten mainstream airplay. Yes they are old guys, but so am I. I last saw Soundgarden in 1986, and they have improved. I had never seen Nine Inch Nails but I am a serious fan now. The stage show was brilliant. The Clark Cty Ampitheater is a bland but serviceable venue aesthetically, but the vibe was great and my stepdaughter and I had some very good pulled pork nachos that were reasonably priced, that I washed down with an extremely unreasonably priced beer, but I get it , you can't go and let 17,000 people get #wasted. Really a great experience.

Excellent show. Travelled from Seattle to Portland to "get away" and it was worth it. Wished you could tailgate at the venue, but it is not allowed.

Between Chris Cornell's flawless vocals and Trent Reznor's impeccable set.....there's just not much to say other than...AMAZING. Both bands delivered. I only wish they each could have played longer!

What a show! I have been to many, many concerts and this was unbelievable! Soundgarden was in some ways better than back in 94! Cool to see old Pearl Jam drummer Matt Chamberlain playing with them. NIN did a stage show unlike anyone has ever done. Trent comes on an empty stage with only a sampler, as he starts one band member at a time comes on stage with an instrument and adds to what he is doing. Then the screens with X-box Kinects are rolled in behind each band member. It just builds and builds until it's a full blown stage show. Amazing. Fans, take note of Ilan Rubin. Was blown away by his talent. He brings perfect dynamics and perfect timing while playing percussion, then moves to bass, then moves to keys and back to drums all through the set. He is a multi-instrumental bad ass!!

NINs kicked ass from minute one until the last note!

this was the most amazing show I've seen! right along with marilyn manson.

Soundgarden was unbelievable and sounded so good, nine inch nails was so great. The lights and the sound was awesome I would diffently hit up that venue again.

Soundgarden and nine inch nails were amazing! I would definitely see both bands again!

Nine Inch Nails was awesome! Loved their live show. Sound garden on the other hand, sucks. Was never a fan so I wasn't enjoying their show. Didn't even see Cold Cave.

LOVED LOVED the concert with Cold Cave, Soundgarden and Nine inch Nails! Cold Cave was an awesome surprise and loved them! As for Soundgarden and Nine inch Nails, what can I say, ALWAYS DELIVERS A SPECTACULAR show! ALWAYS!

NIN once again blew me away, I watched them play last year in Spokane and Trent Reznor always astounds me by the excitement you can see he still feels for his music. I originally bought the tickets to see Soundgarden since I have been in love with grunge music for quite a long time, but they didn't blow me away as much as just give me memories back of when I was a kid listening to hits like Black Hole Sun and Spoonman in the car on the way home from the lake.

This was a great evening, good music & sound. There was a real lack of variety at the beer concessions, especially when you consider that Portland is the Beer capital of the west! No Widmer or any local breweries represented. What a shame