Overkill Tickets

OVERKILL IS THE MOST UNDERRATED BAND IN THRASH METAL. THEY'VE BEEN AROUND 1980'S AND THEY ROCK. BLITZ STILL ROCK AS GOOD AS HE DID IN THE 80'S. THE ONLY THINK THEY MISSED ITS THEIR OVERKILL LOGO ON THE STAGE, JUST LIKE THE ONE YOU SEE ON THEIR "HELOO FROM THE GUTTER" SONG. THE STAGE WAS NOT THE BEST, BUT THEIR PERFORMANCE WAS AWESOME. NOW ADAYS, STAGE SET UP COUNTS ALOT, BUT YOU PROBABLY CANNOT ASK FOR MUCH FOR A $25 SHOW. IF YOU LIKE OVERKILL, THEIR PERFORMANCE IT IS ALWAYS GOOD.

Great band, very underrated, but makes music the way rock was meant to be played. They are a living example of what it means to be hard working and yet be more successful than the noisy thrash bands of this modern era. Long live their exclusive brand of electrifying and pulsating music.

All the bands were amazing hell im ready for the next concert at the house

The opening bands were good, but Overkill really blew them all away with their energy and showmanship. I had a great evening, and would like to see them in concert again some time.

We arrived at Times Square only to be held back by NYPD barricades and told "the terrorist threat was high" and we could not go down the block. The two blocks flanking that street were blocked too. $160 wasted! Travel time to/from NYC and Mastic Beach 3 hours! Parking, gas, etc. So dissapointing. Found out yesterday that Nokia theater was NOT evacuated, only the streets....So Overkill played! AAAARRRGGHHH!!!!! what now?

I have been a fan of overkill since their first release back in 1985, the first time I saw them live was the under the influence tour in 1988, and have not missed a show in the new york/ new jersey area since then. I must say they are like a fine wine, their shows and performances seem to get better as time goes on. Last night was an amazing show and the band was absolutely air tight!

short and sweet............EVERY band brought it.............shred and thrashm ALL night long

You want good quality thrash that rips your head off? You need to see Overkill

Awesome. Best show I ever saw. Overkill is great. We love Vader.

I'm not Linda, I'm her son Paul (I was the one who went). OverKil was the best band I've seen live, although we'll see if Maiden can't top them come June. San Francisco sucked though. Too crowded and most people there verry rude. Over all overkill was great.

All the opening bands were awesome especially Woe of Tyrants look for good things from them. Overkill showed no signs of being in the business for 25 yrs they played a none stop set for an 1 1/2 hrs.

The show was amazing! Overkill is one of the very few bands that in their long and illustrious career have NEVER compromised their musical integrity for the record labels, the masses or for what was trendy or in demand at the time. They stayed true to their core values and it shows in their music. They surprisingly crank out albums which never cease to impress and inspire passion in the genre. Now, as for the show, all of that applies to their live performance. It's rare to see a live metal show where the musicians are so tight, so attuned to one another and so intense all at the same time. These guys defy time and throw down with the best of them....actually, they are one of the best shows I've seen. Period. And I've been to scores of concerts over the last 20 years.

great show. Overkill really knows how to throw down live. THe music sounds waaay heavier than on the records.Great set. Not to be missed. Must see for anyone who loves thrash.

one of the best concerts ive ever been to!! warbringer and overkill definitely were the 2 best acts of the night and i must say that they did an amazing job getting the crowd going.

Overkill was one of the original thrash bands of the 80's and is still cranking out fantastic albums 20 something years later. After seeing this show it's obvious while they've survived so long, The put on a spectacular live show. They played three great songs from the the new cd "Irounbound" (The Green and Black, Ironbound and Bring me the night). They also played some of their many classics: Rotten to the Core, Feel the Fire, Wrecking Crew, Hello From The Gutter, Elimination, Bare Bones, Coma, Gasoline Dream to name a few. As great as their material is on cd, it really comes to life when played live. The have a presence on stage that commands attention and should act as a model to all other metal bands. Overkill is one of the best live bands I've ever seen and will continue to see them every time they play in Los Angeles.

With the popularity and caliber of experience of Overkill, we feel that they did not need so many opening bands. At most, three bands could have performed before them. The fact that FIVE bands opened for them was excessive. For this number of bands to have been appreciated, the show should have started a couple of hours earlier. In the long run, we would have had a much better time at the show if only a couple of bands performed before Overkill came on stage, and we could have fully enjoyed their performance instead of being so exhausted by the time 12:30 came around.

Everything was perfect! The Rave really had everything down for this event.