Queensryche Tickets

Queensryche and Accept were great! Nothing bad to say about either band. The venue on the other hand.....first off, love the Victory Theater!! But it's too small for a rock band. Acoustic bands....yes!! Plays..yes!! Rock bands with electric guitars and bass....no!! Literally had to put TP in my ears to keep from going deaf.

The Queensryche show at the Victory Theatre was awesome. This is a band you don’t want to miss live!

Queensryche always puts on a good show, but they seemed even better on this show. Accept put on an above average show also. I would see this pairing again.

Elegant old school charm and more intimate atmosphere, better sightlines, and a closer connection to the performers than large arenas or stadiums. The overall vibe was community-oriented and every seat feels more personal. It’s easier to lean in, enjoy the show. Unparalleled experience, blending affordability with a fun, low-key environment. It's a great way to enjoy live music in a more personal setting!

This was definitely a heavier setlist. Leaning mostly on the first 3 albums. The band was a lot more engaging than the last time I saw them with Tate on vocals. Todd La Torre brought new life into the band as their singer. What wasn’t so great, was the insanely overpowering bass in the sound mix. It was so loud you could barely hear the guitars. This was a metal concert, not hip hop.

Getting and using the tickets was easy. Accept had a much better set and were much more in sync. Queensryche looked the hadn't practiced much. Were all over the place between songs and a lot of dead spots when they went off stage, which was often. 4th time seeing Queensryche and this one by far was the most disappointing

I purchased a Meet and Greet the entire Queensryche Band members was amazingly genuine and very gracious to us as fans absolutely my greatest Rock concert experience of a lifetime 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶

Queensryche and Accept were both just absolutely awesome. Musically, both bands were phenomenal, the show was great. I've seen some bands happy to be playing but Accept was like REALLLLLY happy to be up there, smiles the whole time and so much energy from everyone in the band. That just made it all the more awesome. Queensryche was fantastic, I just wish someone from the venue had warned them about how small it would be because the front row got absolutely annihilated by the fog machine and the lights on the stand on the stage. Couldn't breathe and was seasick from the lights by the time I left but would 1000% do it again, it was an awesome show!

Loved this show. Best show I've seen out of 6 times seeing them in Denver over the last few years. Loved the playset with mostly older stuff, but also some great new stuff. Liked some of the lesser-played songs (London). Loved the smaller venue, and it was great to see Accept open up for them. Keep rockin', boys!

Bands were very good but show was too short. Ended at 9:25 pm on a Friday night! Sound was not good for Queensryche. Bass guitar and bass drum were way too loud and drowned out everyone else in the band. Reverb and feed back were painfull because of the loud bass.