Queensryche Tickets

I was not the typical Queensryche fan as I tagged along with my little brother on a Memorial Day Weekend Friday night outing; purchasing my ticket at the last minute. I could not believe how excellent the show was! This included an unforgettable duet with Geoff Tate's daugher. This extordinary band along with its patriotic theme for the American solders stole my heart! They rocked the House of Blues and I will never forget the show.

we had general admission, but there was not a bad seat in the house, next time we will go to the balcony.. fantastic venue,, best time i have had in many years,, i am 56 yr old,,

I have been following Queensryche since the beginning. I have had the privelige to see them perform 3 times. The "Operation Mindcrime" tour in Houston, Texas; Rock the Bayou on Labor Day weekend 2008; and also at House of Blues in May 2009. All of the shows were great with no complaints. Geoff Tate still has a wonderful voice and the band plays super. I really loved the fact he had his daughter come out on stage and sing with him during the "American Soldier" tour. I will be waiting for them to return one day.

Even if you go for the classic stuff you will get more than that, those guys are in good shape, ready to rock.

Great show, I am a late comer to the QR party...discovering them through this incredible "American Soldier" CD. I was at the show with my daughter & other friends,,I almost cried during "Home Again". ok I did squirt a little. The beautiful & powerful "Silent Lucidity" was moving and near perfect. "Jet City Woman" rocked the house...just a great great time and show. I now rank Geoff Tate in the top 5 of all rock singers , a list that includes, Robert Plant, Paul Rodgers & Elvis Costello & Brandon Boyd of Incubus. Can't wait for the October 21st show in Raleigh, NC.

Queensryche put on an amazing show as usual, they are one of the best live bands ever! I was not a fan of American Soldier until I saw this performance. The band sounded great!

the show was awsome great view sound was very good i give this show a 10 +

I absolutely loved Queensryche. They have always been one of my favorite bands. This show was really great. Such a small intimate venue. The set list was great also. We got to enjoy some of our favorite hits from the past and also got to experience some of thier new work as well.

QUEENSRYCHE is always fantastic and this show was no exception! Jeff Tate is astounding - his vocal range, his originality, his message and entertainment value have passed every test of time! Now he is including his daughters in the mix, not to be a self-indulgent "daddy" but, instead, to showcase some fine beginning talent that will remain part of the rock genre. All of the musicians who rock with him are exceptional in their craft. The show was awesome!

Excellant show , Great set too, cant wait till they come back

Great new cd, in QR tranquility. Although last time I watched the entire Empire suite was with Chris DeGarmo, but the new members are dialed right in, a quality addition. Scott was a powerhouse for the demand. Michael seamless musicality as always. Edbass kept the house rock solid. Jeff's voice is right on track, one of the very best in the business. So good that I'm now going to have to see this show again, found out QR's coming to my home town this fall, don't have to drive 4 hours again! See you guys in October!

I have been to 15 Queensryche shows, and they are the greatest live band I have ever known!!!

OMG! Where to start! I have seen many bands back in the day but never got to see one of my faves Queensryche. I jumped at the opportunity to see them this year and it was as if time stood still! Geoff Tate (still as HOT as ever) still has the most beautiful voice-and he didnt miss a note! Loved the American Soldier recordings- If I Were King says it all. Of course the hits of the 80's had us all on our feet. The only thing lacking was "Silent Lucidity" which I was so eagerly anticipating but the night was one I wont forget and my first time at the Dallas HOB was awesome- venue is amazing and I highly recommend. Long live Queensryche!

Could not have sounded better thought I was back in 1992 they were awsome cannot wait till they come back!! They still got it!

Queensryche was amazing as usual! I never miss them when they come to town and they never disappoint!

After nearly three decades of rocking, "The Ryche" continues to deliver some of the best live shows on the planet. This concert was no exception. Another tight, passionate performance that featured songs from three albums; Rage for Order, Empire and their newest release American Soldier. The band sounded incredible and newcomer Parker Lundgren blended seamlessly with the original members, resulting in the signature Queensryche sound that set them apart from their contemporaries (many of which have fallen by the wayside). This show left me confident that Queensryche will continue to impress for years to come and I cannot wait for them to roll through town again!

Queensryche was unstoppable on May 22, 2009. Everything from the rousing lyrics of "Best i can" to the props and actor used for "Unafraid" which made the crowd see that Queensryche is indeed patriotic and very intelligent in their lyrics. That night vocalist Geoffe Tate's voice was in perfect form and it's hard to believe that their first album was released as a EP in 1983. The other songs throughout the night such as "Empire" and "Walk in the shadows" reminded fans like myself and others others that Geoff Tate(vocalist), Michael Wilton (guitar), Eddie Jackson(bass), and Scott Rockenfield (drums) are at the top of their game. Bring on "Operation Mindcrime 3" we're all waiting anxiously.

The Queensryche show was unstoppable with all of my favorite tunes. They are definitely one of the most unique sounding bands in which no one can match.

queensryche always puts on a good show and the hob was awsome

Queensryche performed both old and new material. The band was tight never missing a note. The vocals were great with unbelievable range. This concert was especially good because it was in the House of Blues. The balcony seats were comfortable and even if you sat in the last row you still had a good seat. Everyone in the audience was singing along during the most well-known songs.