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SEVEN LIONS IN CONCERT:
As one of EDM's brightest rising newcomers, California native Seven Lions is quickly headed to the top with his unique blend of lush dubstep and innovative dance music. He commands the decks with an energy that can't be matched, treating crowd sufring fans to hits like "Days To Come" and remixing Florence + the Machine's "Cosmic Love" to the pulse of a vivid light show.. Seven Lions’ heart-pounding sets will have ticket buyers dancing all night long at his upcoming shows.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Infatuated with music production at a young age, Jeff Montalvo began experimenting with synths and making beats on his Macintosh, stepping out solo as Seven Lions after a brief stint drumming in a punk band. Since then he's released his debut EP Polarize, earning recognition from none other than Skrillex, who signed Seven Lions to his label OWSLA. His follow-up EP Days To Come attracted attention from other mainstream DJs like Armin Van Buuren and Gareth Emery, landing at No. 2 on the iTunes Dance charts. Seven Lions has toured with Porter Robinson and Kewella, and his collaboration with Ellie Goulding on his 2014 EP Worlds Apart has planted him firmly on the dance music's A-list. Back on the road, Seven Lions will have ticket buyers’ spirits lifted high with his hit-filled sets on the upcoming Worlds Apart Tour.
First time seeing him live, will never forget it. The visuals were insane, the music even better! All in all an amazing show put on by kill the noise, tritonal and seven lions
Got there at the beginning of KTN and boy did he throw down. Was impressed. Tritonal was good as always. And the man of the night, Mr Seven Lions, was legit the best I've seen so far! He mixed a bit of everything, and he did an amazing job at it. Unforgettable show!!!
With five acts on the Horizon Tour, you definitely get the most bang for your buck! Kill the Noise pumped the crowd up with some headbanging tunes. Everyone was so excited for Seven Lions! By then the floor and balconies were pretty crowded. Seven Lions performed some of his biggest hits, as well as some lesser known ones. It was a great mix of upbeat and somewhat mellow tunes...but he never let it get boring! Tritonal was awesome as well. Great energy and music! I loved that they remixed some classic EDM songs. Everyone loved it!
I had good time great music great people, bartender was nice
The show itself was amazing but you need to chill on those prices, Ticketmaster. You're fees are ridiculously expensive.
Mind-blowing. The lights, the line-up, the images, the lasers, everything blew my mind. I would definitely back the next time seven lions comes around. He loves his fans, I can tell and he dances behind the decks pretty well. In all seriousness, he mixes well and knows how to pump up the crowd. My party also loved that it was all about the music!
Their singles that are out are generally pretty chill, but they really know how to throw down and go hard. It was so amazing. The crowd was so hype and were so kind as well.
As always, great mixture of old and new music, high quality graphics and light show, would highly recommend.
One of my best nights ever! My wife and I have seen seven lions 3 times this past year and he unbelievably exceeds expectations each time. I am disabled with a pain condition that most medicines can't touch. This EDM Jesus takes my pain away completely for the entire 90 minute set. He literally knows how to reach parts of the brain that are usually unreachable. I wish I could personally thank him and anyone that goes to see him will know exactly what I mean. Thank you Jeff! Keep tearing it up......you the man!
What an incredible experience. Seven lions takes you on an emotional journey through the musical selections he pieces together to produce his set. The stage production was phenomenal. By far the best concert I attended this year. Can't wait to see what seven lions a has in store for us during future tours.
It was my first time going to the venue, the place did look a bit small but overall the set-up for Seven Lions was amazing. Most of the exits were clear and visible, security on point and the lighting was really nice. Overall I had such a great experience seeing him live but also the other Dj's like Grum, Xilent, Unlike Pluto and Pegboard Nerds.
If you can get past the annoying wistle blowing fan in the background trying to match the beat of the music and hit every drop drunk then you'll be okay. Also if you don't let some of the aggressive drunk fans ruin your mood and you can deal with the bruises you'll be fine. The music was amazing, the light show was candy to the eye, and the beat shook your whole body. I could feel the vibration of the beat in my throat. It was really great!!
Great show with four acts! Seven Lions was the best and amazing!
This was one of the best shows I've been too, the venue is fantastic!!
The moment Seven Lions showed up, it was amazing. He put on a really good show. Way better than what I expected. I would go again. This is definitely one of the show that I underestimated.
Had the best of time at Seven Lions! Although I do think he could've sold out Bill Graham Civic Auditorium by himself! One of my favorite artists!!!
Seven lions has to be one of the best shows i have ever been to! He gave such and unforgettable show! Such amazing talent! Thank you seven lions for such an unforgettable night! I'm sooooooooooo glad I went! Thank you!!!
We unfortunately missed all of Grum's set; however, security was surprisingly efficient, accommodating, and seemed to have actually read the venue/event rules (security at the last USC event I went to at WaMu decided to confiscate certain LED toys from the "approved" online list, so several of my friends were given the option of throwing away their $300 hoops or cabbing to back Greenwood to drop them off and missing most of the show). I caught the second half of Said the Sky and he did a wonderful job getting the crowd excited early. I think his set time should've been moved directly before Seven Lions to build up the energy; the opening sets were too thematically discontinuous. I would have paid extra to cut Henry Fong and extend all the other sets. His set was a mix of Beatport top 40 electro house (expected), overplayed hip hop radio singles, and these vapid, grating Dutch house/Melbourne bounce segments (his original "music", apparently). Mat Zo's DnB mixing was masterful. I loved that it was just him and the decks (no light show/production); however, this is when I really noticed how bad WaMu's sound system and/or audio engineers were. Something was off about the sound with Seven Lions too (could only feel the sub briefly when he dropped psytrance and we weren't that far back), but the screen/stage production was some of the best I've ever seen for a tour; it completely blew me away.
Amazing experience at seven lions. I would recommend it to anyone. It was my first show and I cannot wait to go again.
The stage set up was alright, it wasn't that great from the beginning.... Mostly boring. Once again the show started LATE like they always do, USC seems to never be able to start a show on time, the last time I think I went to a USC event that started on time was in 2011....
