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Growing out of the San Diego, California punk scene, Pierce the Veil was founded by brothers Mike and Vic Fuentes in 2007 after the demise of their previous band and furthered praise for their emo post-hardcore sound. After signing with Fearless Records in 2011, their third album Collide with the Sky was released in July 2012, peaking at No. 12 on the U.S. Billboard 200, as well as No. 1 on the U.S Alternative and Rock charts. They joined the Vans Warped Tour again in 2012, toured North America with A Day to Remember and All Time Low, and played for ticket buyers with Bring Me The Horizon in Europe and the U.K. in 2013. Following the break-up of the group Before Today, the brothers Fuentes continued writing songs and recorded a new full-length album in Seattle under their new moniker. This debut album A Flair for the Dramatic was released in June 2007 on Equal Vision Records. They recruited lead guitarist Tony Perry and bassist Jaime Preciado and played the Vans Warped Tour in 2008, as well as concerts with Breathe Carolina and Thursday. Their sophomore studio album Selfish Machines came out in June 2010 and reached No. 1 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart.
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They were a musical oasis in the destruction and chaos left in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. They came out and and kicked butt! They had so much energy; it was a pleasure watching them perform on stage. I'd highly recommend going to see them if you like heavy guitars laced together with beautiful melodies and heart-wrenching vocals from Vic. Great show, all-around!
One of the best shows I've gone to in awhile. Hands like Houses was the first opening band and they were incredible. I had mainly gone to see Tonight Alive and Sleeping with Sirens. However, every band that played blew me away. Pierce the Veil made me rethink my initial opinion on them.
At first I was unhappy that the event was still on b/c of the aftermath of hurricane Sandy in this area but we made it there in record time, unusually easy ride into NYC. When we got there Best Buy theater was a beautiful theater!! I would love to see more shows there! The show was awesome!! All the bands were great especially Sleeping with Sirens and Pierce the Veil. I am so happy we ventured out and made it to the show!! Loved it couldnt have asked for a better night and a nice break from the mess the hurricane left behind for us all to clean up.
My daugher, and her friends, had a great time. The venue was terrific - they loved the concert.
Everything about it was great. it was never boring and entertaining throughout the whole concert. I definitely want to go to another PTV concert. It was awesome. No amounts of words can describe it.
This was an amazing show. All the bands were phenomenal.The show started promptly at 7 which was awesome, because most shows never start on time. The venue was really nice and the seats were comfortable, though we were standing by the stage most of night. There were televisions that broadcasted the stage, for those who did choose to sit which was nice. The bands lighting was awesome and the confetti guns were fun. The bands all sounded great, no crackly speakers or anything that can happen when bands perform in smaller venues. Hands Like Houses came out first, then Tonight Alive, Sleeping With Sirens and of course, the headliner Pierce the Veil came out last. All sets were unbelievably amazing
It was Amazing i had a Blast! I hope they have another tour soon :)
Collide with the sky tour on Nov 1 was the best day ever the show was amazing it is a day i and many fans will never forget i give this 5 stars and more if possible there show was so amazing that there are no words to describe it . They def have to come back asap!
This show was amazing! Definitely one of the best concerts I've ever been to. Even though Sleeping With Sirens was only able to play for a half hour because Kellin wasn't feeling well, he still did an awesome job and I'm glad he was able to sing. Pierce The Veil totally killed it. They have so much energy and put on a great show. I would love to see these two bands perform together again. The only thing that would've made the show better was if they had a meet and greet. Most of the shows they've played on this tour so far have had them, so I'm not sure why this one didn't.
Would have loved to actually see them in NYC but Hurricane sandy prevented my friends and I from getting there. Wish they could have rescheduled :( but I love the bands I was supposed to see so I would recommend seeing them if you can
If in fact you're of a fan of these bands, then you'll easily realize that there was no disappointment when it comes to their performances. Hands Like Houses opened up. the crowd didn't respond with eager pushing or frantic shoving -- I still had room to breathe while singing along to the music which I enjoyed. They were great. Tonight Alive caused more of a reaction from the group and while I do no really listen to the band, everyone else seemed somewhat enthusiastic. Now Sleeping with Sirens, as expected, caused the worst to begin. People were pushing in all directions and starved to reach the front of the crowd. I did get pretty close, about three or four people away from the gate. Unfortunately due to all the movement, I didn't fully enjoy their set. It had nothing to do with the band itself, more so the atmosphere of screaming females who wanted solely to touch Kellin Quinn when in fact it is a five piece band. I've seen them live before, so all in all, I didn't mind so much that this time wasn't magical. Pierce the Veil caused a huge commotion but this time I was right by the gate and could withstand the pushing much better. It began with the intro to May These Noises Startle You In Your Sleep Tonight and then the lights went crazy with reds and blues and confetti fell from the ceiling. They came out with a lot of energy. Tony and Vic were easily seen from where I was. Mike too, but I only caught glimpses of Jaime every now and again. They played at least ten songs, ending with Caraphernelia. But the crowd begged for one more song, King for a Day, and they didn't disappoint. It was absolutely awesome. Point is: the bands were awesome -- the people, well, they were very very energetic, and if you're not tall or tough or are near someone who is, you could get hurt. But if it's good music you want, that's what you'll get.
The concert was unforgettable.. All the bands that played were amazing. I would definitely recommend it to others.
This honestly had to be the best performance I have been to yet. There was so many people pushing inside, but other than that you really would want to go to this concert. The fans were so alive and full of energy. The good thing is that if you got tired & you were in deep by the crowd, all you do is let the people know you are coming through & they let you go. Also, drinks are available if you're thirsty which is extremely good. But other than that stuff, Pierce the Veil put on a great show, they sound even better live! The mosh pits are so freaking awesome, just watch out for the crowd surfing!
Pierce the Veil put on a spectacular show and so did the other acts. Definately a band I'll see again.
Hands down, THE best concert I've ever been to. The acts were amazing, and they put on such a good show.
Pierce the Veil sounds just like they do recorded. It's amazing because its so difficult to find bands that can sound amazing live. The stage presence was there, just amazing. Sleeping with Sirens was amazing, but I was hoping for a longer set from them. Kellin just got over a cold so he seemed to have a little difficulty. As for the venue, I loved it as well. It has lower floor, an intermediate level, and the seats. The event staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. They helped the crowd stay hydrated by spraying/giving water. I would most definitely reccomend this tour and this venue as well.
Title says it all. Most amazing show I've ever been to.
Pierce The Veil and their opening acts were great. The crowd was pumped and excited the entire time. All the bands interacted with the crowd. Even though the show was sold out each band, especially Pierce The Veil, made you feel as if the concert was just for you. I'd see them every time they play the venue again.
Hands like houses, Tonight Alive and Pierce the Veil were amazing. Sleeping with sirens can make excuses forever, but they will start losing fans very fast. That was a huge disappointment, most band members play even when they have broken bones. SUCK IT UP KELLIN!
The show was amazing. The bands put on three amazing performances. I met some really cool people, especially meeting Hands like Houses and Tonight Alive. Great event. Can't wait for the next one.
