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PERIPHERY IN CONCERT:

Periphery has been at the epicenter of the progressive metal scene ever since first getting audiences thrashing back in 2005. The band's face-melting shows are a crash course in the unique metal subgenre known as djent, treating concertgoers to extensive breakdowns, complex rhythms, and plenty of seven string guitar. From the breakneck tempo and unexpected melodies of "Passenger" to the epic sonic onslaught of "Icarus Lives", Periphery is a heavy-hitting and unforgettable live act that always get pulses racing on tour.

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Periphery formed in Washington, D.C. in 2005 and quickly built a following with their pioneering djent metal sound. The band spent its early years on the road touring tirelessly with acts like Veil of Maya, Darkest Hour, and The Dillinger Escape Plan. In 2010 they recruited lead vocalist Spencer Sotelo and released their self-titled debut album, an auspicious collection that peaked at No. 2 on Billboard's Heatseekers chart and No. 12 on the Hard Rock chart. Following tours with Dream Theater and Protest The Hero, the band released their 2012 sophomore album Periphery II: This Time It's Personal -- a No. 3 hit on the Hard Rock chart that once again brought them out on tour. A powerful live act known for their high-octane live shows, Periphery continues to blow minds in concert.

Reviews

Rating: 4.6 out of 5 based on 86 reviews
  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Loved the venue!

    by Concertdown13 on 1/21/15House of Blues Houston - Houston

    Nothing more didn't have as much energy as they used to. And I was very disappointed when we waited for them and periphery to finish to get a signing. Then To top it off we lost our place(first in line) when they moved the signing area to opposite side of venue. I didn't have all night to wait again and I was really disappointed. Staff was rude in regards to this incident. Nothing More had nothing to say. I bought their cd at show in corpus and was dying to see them ever since. I was let down. We bought three shirts hoping to get signed but no dice.

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    by Anonymous on 1/20/15Masquerade - Atlanta

    I'm a huge fan of Periphery, but I'm not sure what happened with this show. They came on at 10, and were off by 10:45. Probably one of the shortest sets for a headliner I've ever seen. Also, their set list was severely lacking. I understand this was the Juggernaut tour, but they didn't play any of their bigger songs. They didn't even play Scarlet, which was insane. Thank You Scientist was the best band of the night, bringing extremely high energy, and an amazing set. Wovenwar was great as well, but I would have preferred to see them headline alongside Periphery, as Nothingmore kind of underwhelmed.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Best Rock Show in a loooong time!!!!!

    by Ginosgroove on 1/20/15House of Blues Houston - Houston

    I purchased these tickets for my son for Christmas and could not wait to see Nothing More and Periphery. As the show began with Thank You Scientist we were pleasantly surprised with their show and style, they were awesome! Woven War took the stage after, and I mean, took the stage. These guys brought it!! Of course Nothing More picked up the pace with their energy and awesome show as always. First time to see Periphery live, we left the House of Blues after the show super stoked to finally see a great rock line up.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Nothing More. Wow.

    by NateNateNate1 on 1/20/15House of Blues Houston - Houston

    All of the bands were great. Nothing More was unbelievable. I recommend all go see them.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Nothing More is a great new band!

    by cmanudman on 1/19/15House of Blues New Orleans - New Orleans

    Great band, heartfelt and inspiring rock and roll.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Nothing More stole the show!!!

    by Chrisg321 on 1/17/15Revolution Live - Ft Lauderdale

    Great show. Wovenwar opened up and did a great show. I went to see Nothing More and my gosh they killed it. Incredible energy and got the whole place moving and enjoying it. Incredible band and should come back soon. Definitely wanna see them again. Periphery cane out and they were good in my personal opinion . The lead singer had a sore throat so they played a few "instrumental" songs to give him a break. Overall they were good.

  • Rating: 1 out of 5

    Jugger-NOT

    by KeepItDingle on 1/15/15Masquerade - Atlanta

    I arrived at the show just as Thank you Scientist had finished. They may have been the best band of the night. Woven War was no energy, AILD lite, metalcore rubbish. All you could hear was the bass. With two killer lead guitar players, none of their guitar lines could be heard above the bass and drum mix. SUCK! At least the drummer's mustache was entertaining. Nothing More was nothing more than a gimmick band with a no shirted ripped up singer, choreographed multi member drum parts, and a gimmicky bass performance with an upright bass that took 3 band members to play something quite simple that one person could play. Interesting lyrics from what I could pick up, but a little delay pedal goes a long way, to say the least. That brings me to the most disappointing performance of the night, Periphery. I have seen periphery 4 times now, and this was, by far, the worst show. First off, the setlist. Periphery played 1 off the ST, 3 off P2, and the rest from Juggernaut. While the first two albums were high energy, djenty songs that everyone in the crowd knew, the Juggernaut songs were slow-ish droners, and didn't have much dynamic or angular riffing that these guys are familiar with. Nobody knew the songs, and the crowd was limp. It would seem, to me, that the songs selected off the new record (save The Bad Thing, which was pretty djenty and cool) were too boring and chorus driven sing-alongs. Anyway, the first time I heard them live did not impress me. They announced their last song, and left the stage without an encore. What?!?! I've been to two shows in my life (I go to a ton of shows) without encores, and it rubs me the wrong way. Turns out Spencer blew his voice and Matt injured his hand. Unfortunate as it may be, it resulted in a weak show. Periphery can do so much better. I have seen it. Maybe being so early on the tour the band has not hit their "GROOVE" yet, but I would suggest a strong review of the setlist, as well as including more older songs and a freaking encore!! Racecar should never be left out of a setlist...

  • Rating: 2 out of 5

    disappointed by periphery

    by Anonymous on 1/15/15Masquerade - Atlanta

    As much as I love periphery, I was very disappointed by how short their set was. Also, their light show was totally obnoxious. I did not appreciate being periodically blinded by the bright lights flashing directly at the audience.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Periphery: Musicianship at it's finest!!

    by anangel24 on 10/19/13Masquerade - Atlanta

    Very Impressed with the performance!! Guitarist playing 7 strings, showed a great interest in their fans and the sound was even better than expected. I will definitely see them again!! \m/ \m/

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    by thehund on 10/15/13The Norva - Norfolk

    Due to the some problems with visas the opening bands (12 Foot Ninja, and Dead Letter Circus) could not make it. In there place where some bands I have never heard of before that night.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Best show I've ever seen

    by Claytonman18 on 10/15/13The Norva - Norfolk

    Periphery was incredible! Best show I've ever seen to date!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Frak the Gods tour five stars!

    by BWalls on 9/8/11State Theatre - St Petersburg

    Ticket price was the first influencing decision in attending. At $13.90 per ticket, plus taxes and fees, making it about $17.00, you can't beat 6 hours of live music. The venue was adequate, with a pit section and balcony, for those not wanting to be trampled.There were 4 big names on the bill, with 2 or 3 local bands. I think I missed the first one, hence the maybe 3. All the bands performed at top notch, and really fed off the crowd. The show was intense, and I hope I can afford to see any of the bands again. BIGREDROBOT, Textures, The Contortionist, The Human Abstract, and Periphery, all worth a look. Lookin forward to the next show!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    best ive seen

    by Ozzy321 on 9/7/11State Theatre - St Petersburg

    So basically periphery,textures, and the contortionist made the most incredible powerful talented music ive heard in one show... Blew my mind... And all the guys were humble and grateful for their fans... Cant thank them enough

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Periphery

    by Perryfairy on 9/7/11Masquerade - Atlanta

    Got the Vip ticket, met everyone, got my face melted. Over all it was an amazing show. The only bad thing about it is that they were squished down in Purgatory while Hawthorn Heights was throwing glitter around Hell.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Best conert in years!!

    by Anonymous on 9/7/11State Theatre - St Petersburg

    Absolutely blown away by all of the bands! The venue was also really nice!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    periphery=win

    by MPfan on 9/6/11State Theatre - St Petersburg

    They did not disappoint one bit. Even being a new band many fans knew the lyrics to the songs and the band had a veteran stage presence. They kept the show flowing and sounded spot on to the albums which is what you want. If you love that album you absolutely must see this show. They earned their headlining position for sure.