Slaughter Tickets

Talk about getting up close and personal with Slaughter! This was a small, intimate venue, so there wasn't a bad seat in the house, and the band was great. They played a ton of their biggest hits, and really interacted with the audience. At one point, Mark Slaughter even went into the audience and took photos with fans and shook hands, hugged slapped high-fives. What a cool bunch of guys and they poured every bit of energy that they had into their show. I would go see them EVERY time they come back to Southern California.

It was loud and they really played to the audience!!! They let us know they appreciated us the fans! Mark still can hit the high notes too! A couple of kids even got up on stage and played some percussion. Mark played the cymbals quite a bit. Could get right down in front of the stage! Really cool!

over all it was fun to go out to morongo and hear some old music. there was a buzz in the room before the show began. there was a lot of distortion coming from the microphone.

Mark has let himself go, talkin' belly, double+ chins and not able to move around the stage very well. They managed to drag out the end of every song which limited them to only 9 songs. It seemed as if the new drummer had a lot of energy, which is good, but it offset the rest of the band. Overall I wish they would've played more songs with less of the additional shenanigans. Mark was able to hit the high notes however he couldn't hold them that long, which is to be expected at his age.

SLAUGHTER HAS BEEN AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE GREATEST PERFORMERS ALIVE. MARK SOUNDS AMAZING AFTER ALL THESE YEARS AND THE ENERGY IS STILL THERE...UNFORGETTABLE.

This was a great concert. Great location. We were right up front! All 3 bands were awesome!

This show could have actually been pretty good. Mark sounded like he's still got most of his voice, and the guitar player has his chops. But for whatever reason, ego, etc, the volume was so loud that it was just too loud to hear right. I'm no wimp when it comes to loud concerts, I'm 52 and have been to hundreds, if not thousands of shows. If you're a true rock concert veteran, you will know what "too loud to hear" means. This was just unnecessarily loud and we left after a few songs, and we had plenty of company heading out the exits. The ushers looked like they were in pain. Vixen opened and had excellent sound, and put on a great show. (Steelheart also opened, we missed their set.) We could tell there was going to be trouble when the music between Vixen and Slaughter was pumped up so high that the sound was distorting, like some dumb teenager was turning up his car stereo past the point of distortion. So Slaughter was probably really good that night, but the sound people blew it (and may have blown the speakers).

I was pleasantly surprised by Steelheart (who sounded pretty decent) and very much so for Vixen (who really sounded good, were energetic, and looked as hot as ever). Slaughter, on the other hand...several words come to mind: awful, unrecognizable and pathetic. I saw them back in the day (yes, something like 30 years ago) and they were awesome...sounded great, had great energy and did a fun show. It just might be time for the boys to call it a career. And based on the crowd, I'd guess it was not just me who thought so. I'd estimate that about a quarter to a third of the crowd left during the Slaughter portion of the show. Overall sound was bad, performance was pretty bad, and Mark Slaughter can't sing any more.

Don't miss seeing them if you can make it to a show in your area. If I could afford it, I would travel just to see them!

I had a great time at the show, Slaughter sounded really good! I even caught a drumstick! My only complaint was the band the opened, Autograph, played a little too long my my taste. While they had alot of energy and played really well, I was there to see Slaughter, not Autograph.

I went to see Slaughter in June 2014 at the Bergen PAC with opening act, Autograph. I heard purchased some affordable seats in the 1st row of the balcony. When Autograph took the stage, only about 1/4 of the seats of the main level were filled and there were about 12 people in the balcony section. The frequency from the sound was so unbearable that my friends and I were plugging our ears with our fingers. The sound was AWFUL!!! I was ready to walk out and scrap the whole thing. It was so ear-piercing that we decided to go downstairs to the lounge to get away from the sound. Because the place was so empty, the security team let us score some seats for the main act **SLAUGHTER** in the floor section. The sound was soooooo much better (or maybe due to the location). Slaughter put on an excellent show and Mark Slaughter was amazing! He can still hot those notes. The night started out bad but Slaughter nailed it!

These guys bring it! Tight and hard. Unbelievably, this was the first time I've ever seen them although another 24 years won't go by before I see them AGAIN! Pleasantly surprised, though the show could have been another 15 minutes longer (45 min. show)! Zoltan Cheney on drums is out of this world! I couldn't stop watching him--he's an absolute animal on the skins! I can't explain him, you just have to see the show.

Excellent show that transported you back to the early 90's when this band was at their peak. Very lively, Mark Slaughter even came down to the crowd, walking through aisles as he sang. Very talented musicians. Cool to hear songs like Fly to the Angels, Up All Night, Burnin' Bridges, it's a Wild Life and many others. Opening act, Autograph, also put on a great show without original singer Plunkett. Turn up the Radio, Send Her to Me, Blondes in Black Cars, Dance All Night were the highlights. Can't believe it's been 30 years since Autograph opened for Van Halen on their 1984 tour. Overall, a good deal to see these bands together. Recommended.

Opening band (no idea who it was but it wasn't Doomsday Diaries) was awful and didn't even go to my seat when I heard them in the lobby. Autograph was laughable and I was surprised that people stood up to "enjoy" their set - I guess they still have fans. The sound was better with Autograph than Slaughter which was a shame. The lighting guy during Slaughter couldn't get his/her act together. And Mark (Slaughter) sounded like he was screaming rather than singing - of which all of the instruments drowned him out. And they only played 4 songs? It felt as if Autograph had a longer set. The show ended at 10:49pm so they had ample time to do a final song. Bergen PAC is a decent venue but this show by no means was sold out. Summary: Disappointed.

Slaughter only played for 41 minutes. Very disappointing!!!

Only gave four stars because even though Slaughter is a great band and they do rock the set was short only an hour long. Now this was not Slaughter's fault. They were only allotted an hour to play as Great White was allotted the second hour. The Hard Rock in Biloxi allows them this time as they have to open the Roadhouse Live Club in the same area that concerts are held. That the pits for us concert goers as we get a scaled back show. That being said Slaughter did out on a great show. I always enjoy seeing Dana Strum prance around stage with his bass guitar. For me he is the soul of the show! Great White also delivered a great performance. Mark Kendall is a phenomenal guitarist and even though Terry Illous is not Jack Russell he puts on a rockin' show with his vocals! I would highly recommend seeing these two great bands anytime they play near.

Slaughter still holds a great concert. Enjoyed all aspects of their performance. Highly recommend. They played with Great White as the closing band. We did not enjoy thr bsnd thst much. About 1/3 of crowd lefy after Slaughter.

Slaughter hasn't missed a step. Brought back great memories and created some new ones! Great White, while not all original members, sounded great.

This was the first double headliner we attended at the Hard Rock. We had high expectations. Slaughter was a disappointment. They were entirely too loud and would have sounded better if they would have turned the volume down. They also brought all of their kids on stage for most of the concert and they sang on several songs. This might have been fun for the band members but not for the audience. The night was redeemed when Great White hit the stage. The were fabulous. One of the best bands we have ever seen. We would see Great White again and again. We would never go see Slaughter again.

Slaughter played and sounded just as they did 20 years ago. I love Motley Crue's Tommy Lee but Tommy was showed up by who ever the drummer is for Slaughter. This guy made the show!!! Everybody leaving the concert talked about the drummer and how great they sounded. I flew into Mississippi just to see them and Great White. MONEY WELL SPENT!!!