Red Tickets

RED completely brought down the house in Portland. Their stage presence was jaw-dropping, and every piece of the show was incredibly intense and beyond epic. It was definitely worth the money, and I would love it more than anything to see them again soon. If you're not a fan of RED already, I would highly recommend looking into their music and attending any live shows you can make it to. They have been my biggest inspiration for four years, and all of their music means more to me than I can even begin to describe. Stay tuned for their new album "Until We Have Faces" which will be released in February of 2011.

All 4 bands put on a great show. Message was positive and not forgotten in the music or performances. Special cudos to Disciple, Silverline, and Brian Welch for staying after and making sure that everyone who wanted an autograph, photo, or word got it.

The opening bands, Brian "Head" Welch & Disciple, were really good. They had strong stage presence and Disciple's setlist was a nice balance of old and new. But the sound engineering wasn't so hot. Both Brian and Kevin's vocals were muddied in the mix of the guitars. Thankfully, Red put a lot off effort into stage design but it really made a huge difference. They must have swapped out someone at the board because they sounded fantastic. The setlist was well crafted. And even during their intermission, the drummer entertained us with an awesome medley of hip-hop beat favorites. Brian Welch joined them on guitar for one of songs towards the end. This is one of the funniest shows I've been to in a long time because you can tell these bands all love each other and all love Christ. Their joy pours out onto the stage freely. And they share that so effortlessly with us. This is a must see for any Christian Rock fan!

I wasn't sure what to expect as I am a fan of metal to a point. i would say I enjoy some of the more commercialized mainstream tunes. I thought Silverline was amazing. I really like the lead singer's voice and even in a small venue the mix was good. Head and Disciple had a hard time with the mix I think because of the small size. The sincerity of each of the bands was inspiring as they are truly trying to reach people for Christ. They have tools that most Christians don't have and thus can reach people that most can't God bless you all. Keep on head banging for Christ!!!

Red put on an amazing show at Rolling Hills Community Church! The guys in the band are great guys! Very down to earth yet still heaven minded. very funny, too! Michael's vocals were spot on from the high melodies to the death metal screams! The Armstrong twins rocked their instruments with power that you could feel! The newest member, Joe, is one of the best drummers I've seen and throws in a little solo number mid-show to highlight his talents. At one point even drumming to a medly of pop/hip-hop/electro/dance songs!!

This show was absolutely amazing. A must see. This is a very professional band that is loved by audiences of all ages. There were kids and adults rocking out singing the words to the songs. Well worth going out of your way to see. This band is one to watch in the future.

i really enjoyed the message all the bands were giving out. the music was great and i really enjoyed listening to brian "head" welch and kevin from disciple talk about god and everything he can do for you. and unlike almost all shows, after it was all over all the bands were out signing autographs and taking pictures. very rarely see that anymore. it was a nice change and it was awesome meeting them.

All of the bands touring with RED were truly amazing. I drove a carload of teenagers along with my 10 year old daughter 70 miles through the mountains (snow) to see them in Medford. We were not disapointed. My 17 yr old has bought me RED CD's as gifts knowing mom would love them, and yes, I truly do. Seeing them perform my favorite songs live was awesome. I was on the phone to family in Portland the very next day and now they will be going to the RED concert TONIGHT !!! How cool is that? What a way to witness to extended family members. I think you will have even more "new fans" after tonight. All of the bands were very gracious signing cd's and even making my 10 year olds day by posing for a photo with her. Priceless. A big thank you to the bands for their walk in life !!! I run a new children's museum with a music area, the walls were bare. Soo guess what? I felt an inspiration leaving the event. A drum cover (signed by the band) a poster of RED, and the event poster has now adourned the walls. We are going to cover our media area with Christian bands. Thanks for helping us to also spread the word!

I went with great enthusiasm and knew it would be great. But to my surprise it was the most amazing event I had been to! Can't wait til they come again to Medford, Oregon. I took my 17 year old son and a bible study student and was amazed at their responses as well. God bless!

Red puts on a great performance in a small building. It was great to see Head perform a song with Red. Who woulda thought those two would ever be together. Disciple delivered as always. I've never heard of Silverline before but they did well considering they are not my type of music. Head did awesome and played a few old Korn songs. Red had a nice drum solo and played a few lined of ACDC. Great show!

This was my first concert and I loved it. Every band was great, concert was totally clean, music was legit, they played just long enough; it was amazing.

With Silverline, Head, and Disciple in toe, RED definitely tore the house down. It was definitely an unforgettable night. Some amazing music took place, and it was a great night of worship and rock music. I am so happy to have been a part of this experience. Any one who is a diehard fan of good rock, RED is definitely a band to see.

RED knows how to rock a show. Silverline was alright. They have potential but aren't great yet. Good but nothing special. They'll be fun to follow once they get some more experience under their belt. Head and Disciple are both veterans of the stage and bring a great show but RED definitely earned their headlining tour. Even with only two albums worth of material, they can bring it. Would have loved to see them touring with Skillet right before this.

DId not care for the band "Kids in the making" did not seem very professional.