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NONPOINT IN CONCERT:
Florida five-piece Nonpoint has been shaking fans to the core with their blistering brand of nu metal since 1997. The band brings a whirlwind of energy to the stage at their live show, thrashing through hard-hitting yet melodic favorites like "Bullet With a Name" and "Alive and Kicking" with a passion and energy that drive their emotional lyrics home. From scorching guitar riffs and hammering drums to frontman Elias Soriano's soaring vocals, Nonpoint deliver an adrenaline-filled concert experience that both energizes and impresses, leaving fans rocked and ready for more.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Nonpoint formed in Fort Lauderdale in 1997 and quickly made a splash on the budding South Florida metal scene with their intense sound and captivating stage presence. After self-releasing their first album and releasing a sophomore album on the now-defunct Jugular Records, the band made their major label debut on MCA Records in 2000 with the Statement LP. The record put them on the national radar, earning them their first charting single with "What a Day" and drawing them out for touring alongside bigger rock acts like Fuel and Taproot. They followed up in 2002 with Development, an acclaimed album that landed at No. 52 on the Billboard 200 and led to tour dates with Filter, Papa Roach, and Sunset Black. The band continued to climb the charts throughout the late '00s with various releases, and in 2014 they scored their highest position yet when their eighth studio album The Return peaked at No. 3 on Billboard's alternative chart. Since then they've continued to wow fans with electrifying performances across the country, building excitement among ticket buyers for their upcoming tour dates.
In this moment was really good, they got the crowd hyped and they sounded Great! Nonpoint should have opened for in this Moment! They sounded horrible and didnt even play "In the Air" (isnt that their Biggest Hit)? I would definately go see in this Moment again!
Show was amazing! Opening bands were okay. In This Moment killed it like usual. Nonpoint played a variety of songs, even one from their first album. Maria Brink doing a song from the soundboard and had the crowd do a circle pit and then a wall. Lead singer of Nonpoint did The Promise with her too.
In this moment was killer! great crowd pleaser. The opening band was even better taking Dawn was amazing, we never heard of them before that night and ended up buying a CD and getting all their autographs
Great time! All the bands rocked out!! LOVE LOVE LOVE NONPOINT!!!!
Driving from Indianapolis to Detroit is a trek, but after the show was the last thing from my mind. It was my first time seeing In this Moment in concert and will definitely not be my last. I had never heard of Nonpoint before but was very impressed by there stage presence and crowd response. It was a smaller venue and I really appreciated the fact that when band members were not performing there were out in the crowd talking to people. In my opinion the concert and fan appreciation that In this Moment and Nonpoint gave is how concerts should be. Overall this concert was way over my expectations, definitely amazing!
OMG!!!!! INTHIS MOMENT ROCKSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if you have never seen in this moment i recomend that you do they are the greatest rock band ever and they are all of the most nice people you will ever meet!!! they put on a high energy show and maria has the most amazing voice and jeff kills it on the drums and blake and chris shred and the new guy travis was killing it to and guest vocal adrian patrick man this show was amazing then some of us got to go bowling with them which rocked!!!!! so in the end IN THIS MOMENT rocks go see them and non point was bad to the bone as welll and local band chaos theory rocked and the band taking dawn was really good as well!
i went to see In This Moment, but happen to also love Nonpoint...win win...sorta...i'll explain in a minute.. the openers were good and awful...the hometown guys, Chaos Therory(sp?), who i had not heard before, were fantastic!...the second opener, ummm, can't remember their name, were awful...all three guys would sing at the same time and it just sounded terrible... In This Moment were just as awesome as i expected...Maria Brink put on a good show and looked beautiful doing so...and she shows appreciationto her fans, touching their hands as they reach out and acknowledging them...after the show, she signed autographs and took pics... on to Nonpoint...i love them, great band, been a fan since the first album...they put on a good show and played old and new songs...one PROBLEM, they were WAY too loud...my ears still hurt 2 days later...it was so loud that it was very hard to enjoy, that i wanted to leave...maybe they need to tone it down for such small venues as Magic Stick
Nonpoint and In This Moment, did awesome! Both had great energy, I would definitly would go again!!!
Great show, opening bands rocked. Nonpoint was amazing, Orgullo made the evening perfect! The Rave was a great venue, will for sure be driving back to Milwaukee.
Best pit in a long while. Good to see the old Florida boys out on the West coast showing us how to rock again. Great show. Thanks to the band and the crowd for a great time (and some bruises and a black eye...I've been waiting for that energy!)
I've been a fan of Nonpoint since the "Statement" album and I've seen almost every one of their Los Angeles shows to date. All of their shows have been exceptional except this last one. There may have been something wrong with their equipment because they didn't sound very good. The other bands on the lineup sounded great so I'm almost positive that something wasn't right with Nonpoint's gear. We really couldn't hear the singer (Elias) or the drums and guitar was overbearing. I was very disappointed because I love Nonpoint's music but all I heard was noise. Maybe they'll figure it out and sound better the next time.
This was not my first Nonpoint concert and it will not be my last. Great band that puts on a great show. Three of the four opening bands were good as well. The second band to come up was terrible! The music seemed good but it was drown out by the amazingly bad singer. Minus that this was an awesome concert!
These guys were AMAZING. I didn't think in a small venue a band would be able to wow me so much. The bands they had open for them were righteous as well. MUST GO SEE THEM IF YOU GET THE OPPORTUNITY!!!
The other bands were not, that is the only reason i did not give it a 5
I missed the first opening band Failsafe, all but their last two songs. They still sounded great though. Next up was Heart-Set Self-Destruct from Chicago. They are a great hard rock band and really put on a good show. I was center stage at the very front all night long. Dave(the lead singer and guitarist) and the rest of the guys in HSSD were very cool and gave fans a lot of pictures after their set was done. Next up was Abused Romance outta Hollywood, CA and those guys rocked too! More melodic rock and roll, but still sounded great, I love their song Vaporize! I got a picture with the lead singer Meir which was way cool! Egypt Central was on next and they were just full of piss, vinegar, and enegry lol! Great stage presence, their bass player Joey was spinning in circles, jumping off of equipment and just plain ROCKING out for like an 45 minutes straight! Last but certainly not least was the main attraction Nonpoint, and let me tell you, they did NOT disappoint! They must have played about 14 songs or so which included all their hits What a Day, Bullet With A Name, In The Air Tonight, Rabia, Your Signs, Miracle and a whole boatload more. All of the bands signed many things for the fans, and I got my Miracle cd case signed by all of Nonpoint!!! Such a great concert, 5 bands for only 21$ with insurance and printing them out at home! Well worth it Ticketmaster >_>
We went to Crocodile Rock its about 3 hrs away and we were impressed with the clubs rules and regulations..(they let us go back to the car).I wasn't there to see cold i am a hardcore NONPOINT fan! I even got the guitar player to sign my arm next to my tattoo! They played a bunch of my fav songs and they sounded awesome! I had a great time and it was the best birthday gift ever!
That was my first Cold/Nonpoint concert and it totally rocked! I'd stand in the front again any day!
I have seen Nonpoint four times and been a huge fan for years, and their killer show only gets better and better. This band has got charisma, talent beyond belief, with intricate and thoughtful lyrics backed by a pounding onslaught of stone-cold musical bliss. The crowd last night clearly loved every metal minute - Nonpoint had everyone moving as one seething mass. I HIGHLY recommend a Nonpoint show as soon as you can get to one - you will not be disappointed. I also enjoyed Day of Fire - interesting and I will seek aout a chance to hear some more from them. Edison, blah. I think the Cold portion of the show was somewhat marred by the order of the performances - all jacked up from Nonpoint made Cold seem dreary....
The concert just rocked. Id never heard of Nonpoint, but apparently theyre very big in Wisconsin! Their music isnt really my taste, but I must say, they put on a pretty awesome show. They had soooo much energy and knew how to get the crowd pumped, which was pretty awesome. The two opening bands were pretty good themselves, I picked up Edisons album, so gotta check that out. And even more awesome band members were out and around signing cds and meeting people, which is totally cool. Then there is Cold. I have wanted to see them since I first heard them back in 2001, and they just killed it. They come off as a very humble, down to earth, regular group of guys, but the music starts and its anything but regular. Dude has AMAZING vocals, and the whole band just blows you away. So if you get a chance, do not miss seeing them! Concert was awesome! (Only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 has nothing to do with any of the music, just that shockingly the venue itself was freakin freezing! Everytime Ive been there always been too hot, so not up for that-small issue, but distracting.)
one of the best shows, great band def go again to see them perform =)
