Noisia Tickets

Terrible idea that Live Nation enforcing a moving bar code. This is the dumbest idea I have encountered and makes me dread the future. No one wants to download your app for the sole purpose of showing their tickets. Bring back the QR code that I can just screenshot like every other ticket provider. After the Travis Scott fest Live Nation should be listening to all suggestions from fans and making their lives easier at all costs. This is what happens when Capitalism mixes with concerts. Also not a fan of this venue the sound was trash and way overpacked. The experience was not worth what I paid for the ticket.

what more can I say, it's Noisia... they played a bunch of unreleased stuff (Running Blind and Stamp Out VIPs in the same sort of vein the Asteroids self-remix!) and the venue, Soundcheck DC, is fantastic - it's got all this acoustic treatment and it sounds nearly as tight as a studio. So audio quality was through the roof. The music was ahead of its time as usual. Visuals were trippy and clean. It was just a fantastic time.

Noisia did an amazing set. as far as soundcheck. that was my first and last show ill ever go to there. Compared to other places I have been. (U Street Music Hall) it was a completely different experience when it comes to audio. Soundcheck has two giant speaker clusters that POUND dB through the place but the clarity gets lost in the volume. as well as being painful! the first show I have ever been too that I have been in pain. Places like U Street have an audiophile clarity of music and the bass was insane and accompanied it well. so sad to see that place gone. Soundcheck seems to be all about brute force. and to do that in such a small space just doesn't work. go check for yourself, you will see what i mean.

First off, Noisia never ever disappoints. Secondly, Soundcheck is a great club, with an incredible Soundsystem. Bassrush pulled off a banger. What a night.