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With almost 5 BILLION global streams, visionary cinematic rock collective STARSET has been rapidly growing a devoted global fan base, captivated by their immense songs and groundbreaking live shows framed by a futuristic, dystopian narrative that blurs the lines of science fact and fiction. Lead by enigmatic maestro and PHD candidate Dustin Bates, the RIAA-Platinum certified act have collaborated with Breaking Benjamin on new single "Waiting On The Sky To Change". The combination of the two powerhouses has delighted fans, gaining over 15 million song streams and a #I rock radio single. The big debut sets the scene for the band to make their way to the masses with the launch of their highly-awaited next album campaign in 2023.
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Starset was amazing. This underrated band puts out some great music along with an amazing stage show. They’re a must see. My only complaint was that they toured with to many opening bands. Starset has enough songs to play 2hrs easily. Opener, Smash into pieces was amazing
STARSET always puts on a great show, the venue was a great place, and staff was top notch. Can’t wait till they come back.
As always, Starset made this smaller venue fill giant and not big enough for their show. The other bands were great as well. No one on stage was unheard of or never had air time on the radio.
Wonderful show giving us songs from all albums!! Great lighting and attire! So much fun, as concerts should be!
Starset is my favorite band! They always put on the best show! The violin and chelo really add to the live show! The music is amazing and Dustin Bates has the best vioce! I will go to every show that comes that includes Starset!
The layout was simple and close together. General admission tickets had leeway on the entire floor, all the way up to the stage. Higher priced tickets will give a seat on the catwalk above. I appreciate the smaller venue as the sound was easily felt, especially during bass-heavy portions. If the press of the crowd becomes a bit much, open areas on the side offer some reprieve. Same goes for the bar, positioned at the entrance or the rear of the the music hall with a decent view of the stage. Some oddities regarding the music goers might be helpful to mention. When mosh-pits broke out, the sold-out crowd proved to lack some etiquette and understanding. After several people had fallen in a pile on the floor, it took longer than expected for others to assist in pulling them back to their feet. Also, of the patrons who secured a spot standing between the middle of the floor and the front of the stage, a few seemed taken aback at the very possibility of a mosh pit. Yet they maintained that location while complaining and snapping at people around them. As far as the performance, the bands delivered: Smash into Pieces, Fame on Fire, Red, and Starset. The smaller stage meant less time was typically spent on props. Although, Starset added some fun visuals with outfitted light arrangements and lasers. The variety of performances added a nice dynamic. After a bit of flowing vocals, gravelly screams made for some nice variety. Looking back, I have a new favorite style of venue. Arena-style concerts can be fun, but open floor venues, especially these smaller ones, have a nice flavor to them.
By far the best concert I’ve ever been to, bar none. The bands were amazing. STARSET is one of the most undervalued and talented groups out their in all aspects of their music and performance. I will definitely be back to see them the next time they’re in Denver
Hands down the funnest, most immersive concert I’ve ever been to. Can’t wait to see them again!
The venue was a little small but cool. And the concert was absolutely awesome thanks to my husband I never would have found this band it was incredible and a stress reliever from a long day at work. I had a blast. The animations and lights were incredible to.
So much fun. Great sound, awesome show. Lasers and special effects were great. You could hear the music clearly. The crowd was diverse and chill. Just a damn good time. One of the best shows I've seen in the last 10 years.
Starset was amazing! Rocked the house down!! One of the best concerts that i have been too!!
This was my first concert in a while and they did not disappoint! Each band was amazing! I'd definitely go see them again! Plus, I can't wait until Smash Into Pieces is headlining their own tour!
Starset has so much energy and they sound amazing live! The entire crowd was singing at the Denver demonstration!
Starset is such an amazing band. Their demonstrations are amazing. I have met the band themselves and gotten a picture. The venue was nice as well, it was clean.
One of the best concert experiences I’ve ever been to. The band, the lights, the video, everything. These guys are amazing.
AMAZINF EVERYTHING WAS SO GOOD DUDE I LOVED IT SO MUCH
Awesome venue! Clean. Great view and sound! Would come back and we live an hour and a half away.
This was, without a doubt, the best concert I've ever been too! From the opening acts of "All Good Things" and "The Word Alive" to the headliners themselves (Starset), this concert blew any and all expectations I had out of the water. The seating was great, the crowd was energetic, the sound quality was in perfect pitch, everything was exactly what a 10/10 concert experience should be. I sincerely hope that the Sylvee brings all three of these acts back to Madison again in the near future: I will be there!
I had only seen Starset once before but this time my mind was blown even more. They never cease to amaze and inspire! The very first opening band was decent, didn’t really warm up the crowd, but the second band kicked it off and got the hype going for Starset. It was so surreal that I had to keep pinching myself to make sure I wasn’t dreaming! Best show I have ever seen Live, and I can’t wait for more!
I've been a starset fan for a ling time now. This was my first time seeing them live. I had high hopes. I got a good spot, and waited an hour for the opener. The opener played for half an hour. They were awesome! I love them now. They owned the stage and I was mesmerized. Then a different band came on stage. I didnt know them, but then again I had never seen starset before either. The second band played for an hour. I was not a fan. They encouraged people to roughhouse their way to the front and push people around. And their music wasn't very good. I initiatially thought that these were just a bunch of covers of different songs. And so I thought, damn if this was starset...... So I left right before their last song. I wanted to get some apparel. In the back, I noticed that there were 3 booths with different bands. There were 2 openers. And the second one sucked. So I bought my stuff and went back out there, but of course seats that you wait an hour for don't open up so easily. I was stuck behind all the tall people. And I am not very tall. I stuck through every starset song, excitedly trying to jump high enough to have a good view. It was...not as magical as I would've hoped. Their songs were great, but their sound was off. They didnt have the stage presence of the first band. The lead singer sounded more auto tuned then the recorded songs. It was...quite frankly a bit of a let down. I love listening to starset and I will continue to. But this was my first and last concert of theirs that I will be attending. I understand (and am subsequently disappointed) that it was my own fault leaving after the second opener and so having terrible seats for the main act. I wish it would've gone better, but after hearing them in person, I realize I would not want to go to another concert of theirs, even though I love their music so. And I will continue to love their music - from afar.
