Soundgarden Tickets

I waited 3 months for this concert. I heard all the hype on the radio, I was pumped up to go see the band that was so elusive to me in my early years. My train was delayed do to death on the tracks ahead, we get there its pouring rain, but that did not deter me and my husband. We get in the building after the warmup we forgot name band was playing. They sounded music wise ok but since they were more heavy metal related band, then we figured there were no issues with the sound system. They got off, the roadies did there thing in 20 min and the standby music was kicking butt. But then the wait....30 mintues later they came out after waiting almost an hour. They played an unknown opening song,,then went right into spoonman my favortie song which they cut short with no drum solo. With the feedback and the volume so loud my ears were ringing. They guy next to me put napkins in his ear, I figured they could work out the sound by the third song...they didnt..for such a top notch band you would of figured they would had a better sound system. Finally they apolgized for being late, but no mention on why they sounded like crap. They go into there fourth song set and we dashed..put it like this..they being pro musicians, but there sound system was something a high school would use for band class..to loud and no proper equalazation from the sound man. So if you want a concert with max volume, no bass, ear wrenching feedback..knock yourself out..I'm 47 and my first concert was Led Zepplin..I have seen over 100 headline concerts in my lifetime so I know what I'm talking about....if you go and they are playin inside...take earplugs...my left ear is still ringing two days later..when we left there were a bunch of people also leaving..they all said the same thing....to loud and it sounded like crap.

Being the first time I have even seen them, I was quite impressed. Encore kind of stops being an encore when it's 6 songs long, but semantics aside, I'm glad I stuck around. 75 bucks, 2 hours, I think it evens itself out a bit.

Awesome show. 14 years and they havent lost a beat. Chris cornels voice is as good as ever. Encore was phenominal.

Early in the show Spoonman fell into our ears & quickly thoughts of the Black covered CD took off. will they play ? are they going to play ? & after said & done they did virtually all. The Band played them all in hard working fashion, A couple glitches by the sound staff hampered a couple of songs including my favorite Burden in my Hand (ouch) But by the last sound heard in the arena a very good show was had....

First and foremost, I must admit I love grunge. I love that whole era and I went through a lot of life changing events during the 90's. Unfortunately I would have to say that the show was average. It seemed like the guys had already done an achieved everything in the 90's and they were just going through the moves. Although I understand that they had just done a show in Canada less than 24 hours earlier. It was good to see a band with all the original members playing basically a greatest hits show. I just didn't see any joy from the band, it was as though they were just going through the motions. On the other hand, Coheed and Cambria, definitely seemed like an up and coming hungry band, trying to put on a good show. And I don't even really know any of their music. Would I recommend an old fan see Soundgarden, absolutely, just as far as music history goes. But I was a little disappointed.

I love Soundgarden, and the concert was fun. They seemed a little unpolished. The constant feedback problems took away from the overall experience. The music was great however, and I would do it again. Definitely an indoor venue band, and still as grungy as ever.

Saw Soundgarden on 7/6/11 @ Mohegan Sun in CT and they were simply amazing. They played a 6 song encore and Chris' voice was incredible the entire time as were Kim Ben and Matt. The lighting and effects were incredible as well. Needless to say, I purchased seats for their concert on 7/10/11 in Mansfield, MA and I cannot wait!

not sure if the sound man was from mohegan or with Soundgarden but he did an aweful job. There was a ton of feedback after every song to the point where sometime you couldn't hear Chris Cornell speaking. The audio actually cut out for a second too. There were only 2 songs that sounded good and they were Audioslave songs. I have never left a concert early but since it sounded better in the ladies room my ears couldn't handle all the high pitch feedback all night

Amazing show. Knew they wouldn't disappoint. Old school encores with like 7 songs. Chris Cornell is as hot as ever in every sense of the word!

the song selection was good except for the encore, that was pretty weak. other then that it was the same ole story as far as mohegan goes the music (instruments) was to loud and drowned out the vocals( you couldn't hear or understand corrnell on most songs), but i should have known better because mohegan sun arena has been this way the last year or so, which i don't understand because i have seen shows there in the past with great sound. bottom line is i should have seen them in mansfield, ma but this is the absolute last show i waste my money on at mohegan.

My husband and I went to the concert at Mohegan Sun. I can't begin to describe how incredible of an experience it was. Chris Cornell sounds like he did 14 years ago. I loved it because it is all about the music with them. No flashy lights and effects - just the band on stage rockin out to all the music we love. For people that grew up in the grunge era, this concert makes you miss those times when modern rock was really modern rock.

great to finally hear them live and sounding better than ever. this mini tour was good for the band to get warmed up, go back in the studio, and tour full on in the coming year if you can see them do so

Absolutely kickass show. I have seen a lot of bands live and no one has rocked an arena like soundgarden. The boys are back, and in full form. Cornells vocals were pristine. The guy will send shivers down your spine with his smooth screams. I have pains all over my neck and shoulders from head banging. One of the better nights of my life

So glad to finally see Soundgarden! Chris Cornell was unbelievable. He sounds even better than before and he just keeps going and going. Wow. The band sounded great too. I would of rated a 5 STARS for this event but the sound system at the venue was less than desired.

Awesome! cant wait to see more shows here. also for soundgardens new album.

Soundgarden show was awesome! Turned me from a casual fan into a hardcore, gotta see them next time they come around soundgarden fan for life!

Soundgarden kicked ass! The sound was exceptional for the heavier, hard rock/metal tunes,, (most of them from their older Cd's) and all band members really seemed to be in sync. Some of the newer, lighter tunes like 2 from Down on the Upside & 4th of July, it seemed they could have been tighter, and they probably will be after they get a few more shows under their belt. Some feedback issues with Black Hole Sun at the beginning of the song, but overall a fantastic show. Can't wait to hear their new material and catch next year's show.

Can still belt out those screams, fantastic! Band was awesome! Loved the back drop however did not like that the opening band did not try to engage the audience at all. Would I go and see soundgarden again? Here's wishin' for an acoustic show!

The show was great, Chris was spot on and the band rocked as usual! I've been waiting for 14 years for this show! I remember the day I heard they were breaking up, i figured I would never see them play. Thanks for getting back out there!

Amazing...... The first concert for this group in 14 years and they nailed it !!! Chris Cornell still can belt out some serious vocals... Gave me chills