Senses Fail Tickets

after seeing senses fail at a festival in Vegas, I thought it would be fun to come to a hometown show. However, I was quickly reminded why many locals avoid the venue, especially for sold out shows. The crowd had to be way over capacity for the size of the building, since you couldn’t walk, and was constantly trampled or shoved by people walking. Even if you got over the nearly constant abuse, especially as a woman who had men constantly grabbing or pushing her so they could see the stage or move through the crowd, you had to sit through excruciatingly long set ups for the bands. And when the bands came on, it was unclear which song was even being played. The only time I could understand anything through the speakers was the 30+ minutes of speeches from the band, or the cover music they did. You’d think after nearly 2 decades of a band, they would be able to fill a time slot with music, especially music they wrote.

Senses fail was beyond amazing, they really put on a good show, honestly, hands down best show I’ve ever been to. The staff at the venue was also phenomenal from the security to the person selling merch they were all great.

Walked in and the atmosphere was instantly appealing. The bartenders were super cool and everyone attending was having the time of their lives. Can’t Swim, LMTF and Senses Fail all killed it and made it an awesome night. 🤍

Sound was terrible. Senses Fail: the band was tight. Leads vocals were turned up way too high and he’s not that great of a singer. At least they covered Smash Mouth. It was the worst. I wish I could put up a video here to show you just what we endured. I left after “All Star” I couldn’t take anymore. Maybe, I’m just old… The kids seemed to dig it.

Excellent veniew, the show did not delay on starting and there was not much wait time between bands! Loved it!!!

I’ve seen Senses Fail at least 6 times at different points of their career. I think this was by far my favorite show they’ve put on. There was something about the energy that was... magical? They played a ton of songs they don’t normally play live.

Great band, great venue. I loved everything about it.

Senses Fail is a must see band! Great Energy and meaningful/ powerful songs! I truly enjoyed this show!

I have seen Senses Fail several times now...I am amazed everytime with the level of energy and entertainment they bring to the stage. If you like them and haven’t seen them you are greatly missing out! Go see Senses Fail!

It was amazing. I thought I was in high school again.

Senses Fail like always are always amazing live. Buddy gives us all his energy on stage and he just let's loose. It was an amazing show overall. I did however miss the first two bands because my ticket from ticketmaster said the show started at 9pm, which did seem weird to me. So I checked the venues website to see the time on there and it also said 9pm. But anyway, Senses Fail is who I went to see and like always didn't dissapoint.

Probably one of the best concerts I've been too. I'm not a fan of the layout of the Cabooze but it was a great show.

Put on a really good show. I'm not sure how Buddy has the energy for all the jumps and whatever else it is he does on stage. Played almost 2 hours. Will definitely see again.

First time seeing this band. Still don't know who the others were but everything was awesome. Well worth the 5 hour drive.

Senses Fail absolutely killed it. High energy and the cried echoed it back.

My ears are still ringin two day later. They played all the hits and didn't stop to talk or preach. Just song after song. Fun mosh pits too if you're into that kind of thing

Buddy Nielson signed my boyfriend, and he got it tattooed.

Awsome show but not for the faint of heart. There was a lot of pushing and mosh pitting crowd surfers.

4 out of the 5 bands were fantastic. The one that wasn't was pretty funny because they made horrible speeches in between songs. Probably best I have seen Senses Fail play in years

I love this venue because it is small enough and big enough at the same time. You can see the stage no matter where you are standing. I hadn't seen Senses Fail live since warped tour 2004. They sounded even better than they did then, playing "Let It Enfold You" in its entirety amongst other fan favorites. Can't wait to hear their new record.