Queensryche Tickets

I have been a fan of Queensryche for many years but this was the first chance I have had to see them live. I was very impressed. Geoff Tate sounded amazing.

Queensryche put on a great show. The sound was great, the lighting was great and the whole band sounded really good. Know matter where I stood inside the House of Blues, I could see them, It's a great place for shows or concerts. I very much enjoyed the concert. I also enjoyed the daughter singing with Dad. Older and newer songs, enjoyed all of them, sounded great!!!!

Geoff and the group was absolutely amazing in their show. Geoff's ability to still belt out those tunes like it was still back in the 80's just blows me away. The rest of the band was amazingly tight. I cannot say enough about that show and about the band. Queensryche has always been a favorite of mine and they keep proving it to me time and time again.

The House of Blues was the perfect cozy, up close venue for such a great band. Queensryche has always been about making the fans feel special and close together with thier unique brand of rock. I was greatly impressed with the bands stage presence. They were truly larger than life, yet, they felt so accessible like normal people. I've been to many shows and very few have really impressed me. The music was just as beautiful as the albums and Geoff's vocals were even more powerful in person. My friends and I left the show very happy and awestruck. I'd recommend this show to anyone even if you aren't a huge fan, I don't see how you couldn't enjoy it. I really liked the fact that the fans were very mature and polite. We were all crowded and squished together, but everyone tried to accomadate others. I think it's great to go to a hard rock show and not have to worry about mosh pits and people acting like total morons. It really speaks to the type of message that Queensryche tries to send thier fans while still hitting you in the face with killer guitar riffs and heavy basslines. All in all, a great show, a great venue, great fans and a great great band.

I thought Queensryche was excellent, just like old times. I liked the old stuff they played better than the new stuff.It was the first time i have been to the canyon and it was great, i would love to go back soon........excellent venue. Dave

The band played songs nobody liked, their $30 t-shirt is printed crooked and doesn't fit, beers were seven dollars and parking was expensive. And Geoff Tate dressed like Morpheus and had a saxophone,

The performance was awesome! I wish they played some more of the old stuff though...

I thought the concept of taking 3 albums and playing exteded sets - was a fantastic idea.

Queensryche haven't lost thier touch!! Geoff Tate still has his strikingly powerful voice!! With songs covering 4 albums... WOW... His daughter was a great addition singing off theire new album.. I will forever be "RYCHE-Tified"!! The guitars and drums are as powerful as ever.. Just as I remembered from the others concerts I've attended... Visuals were just as great!! THEY ROCK!!!

The show was awesome. The music was incredible. It sounded as good as the CD versions! The older pieces were better than the new album.

Althought years have passed, the orginal sound was still there! Excellent concert, great venue and friendly staff! Will attend many more in the same genre! Thanks

This was my second time to see Queensryche and my son's first concert!!! IT WAS AMAZING!!! The crowd was great, the venue was the perfect size, this concert was the one I have ever been to (and I have been to A LOT) in the last 26 years!!!

a musically delicious delight as always. 20+ years has not dulled this enduring group. The evening was highlighted with the duet of father and daughter..two voices complimenting one another beautifully. The intimate venue only adds to the ambiance of the evening by adding a feeling that they are playing just for you and friends. It was a memorable evening and I look forward to thier return.

House of Blues was the ultimate venue for the Queensryche concert. You felt like you were right there with the band. Queensryche put on a great show with lots of great music...and some new stuff I hadn't heard before. But you might be disappointed if you want to hear any of the Operation Mindcrime album...they didn't play any of those songs. Geoff is such an amazing singer and the rest of the band rocks! Definitely a must see if you are a Queensryche fan and have the chance.

Good show, good sound. Everyone was on their game. The venue sounded good too.

THIS CONCERT WAS A SURPRISE FOR MY FIANCE'S BIRTHDAY. I WAS KIND OF DREADING THE CONCERT, BECAUSE THIS WOULD BE MY FIRST ROCK CONCERT EVER. BOY WAS I WRONG! I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT ONE. THE HOUSE OF BLUES WAS AMAZING, AND QUEENSRYCHE WAS THE BOMB!

Always awesome. seen them many many times over the years and it always seems just as the first time. I am a loyal fan. Love them.

While I understand Queensryche had a new album to promote it was way to much of a downer and to play the album from beginning to end, they really should have mixed it up some with other familiar tunes. Also, they did not play ANY songs of Operation Mindcrime!! How can you not play anything off of your signature album?? Very disappointed!

The Queensryche show at Ruth Eckerd Hall was great as usual. I love that venue and I'm happy they almost always play there when they come to town. They did a triple threat set starting with songs from Rage For Order then American Soldier and finally Empire. The show was also aired over the internet live which I wish more groups would do. Parker Lundgren replaced Mike Stone and did a fine job. Mike is a cool guy and a great guitarist and will be missed.

Queensryche always gets the job done. This is the best live band I have ever seen.