Suicidal Tendencies Tickets

Inviting people to join them on stage was awesome.

I went in dreading this band called MADBALL but halfway into their first song I was blown away, these guys are the real thing! Suicidal was mind blowing, Mike was all over the stage and let's not forget Dave "godfather of double bass" Lombardo!!!! They invited the youngsters up on the stage, and later anyone who wanted to go up there! The crowd was involved for both sets, it felt real and not commercialized. A memory I never forget.

Great concert. Band sounds great. Mike hasn’t lost a beat. Let fans get on stage.

suicidal is a band i havent seen , i'm glad i finally did, HOB was a great place to see them i was able to walk around the venue and see different angels of the stage, the only gripe i had was i wish i heard a few more songs i like from them but other than that i loved the show and will see them again, keep kicking it guys,.

Got to meet Mike Muir. He was more then Gracious. Got a number of Autographed items. Nicest "Star" Ive ever met.

great show...rock on \m/ great show...rock on \m/ great show...rock on \m/ great show...rock on \m/

It's been awhile since I have attended the HOB, was surprised about the "no lighter" rule.

Great show! We love ST. The show was packed.. Will see them any time they are in the area. ST

So much fun...the State Theater is awesome!!! Loved every minute of it.

That was a killer show! You never really want to miss Suicidal!

I've listened to Suicidal since the 80's. I kinda forgot about them years ago but when they announced they would play my town I wanted to give it a shot. I wasn't expecting much - Mike Muir must be old and fat and all outta angst - but man did they deliver! The opening You Can't Bring Me Down was a little less powerful as I had expected, but they picked up fast and the rest of the show was just awesome. Clap Like Ozzy, I Saw Your Mommy, Institutionalized, How Will I Laugh... and on and on. Mike was on fire showing no sign of getting old. I particularly enjoyed his speeches in between the songs. Also the opening acts Havok and Crowbar absolutely killed it. Killer show and easily worth my time and money!

Super high energy! Crowd interaction. Non-stop fun. If you're considering going, stop thinking about it and go get a ticket. You can thank me later.

The best Suicidal show I have ever seen. The current line-up is the best since the Mike Clark and Rocky George days. But Lombardo on drums adds an element that is just...different. Jeff Pogan and Ra Diaz are amazing players as well. Dean did his thing...shred...Mike put together a hell of a line-up. Anyone who hasn't heard it, pick up the World Gone Mad record. You will not be sorry!!!

Three bands on this tour, Havok, Crowbar and Suicidal Tendencies. I wasn't very familiar with Havok, but they were very good and played about 40 minutes. good sound mix, good songs and great stage presence. Crowbar, who I'm very familiar with played around 45/50 minutes and although I like some of their stuff, they just didn't seem like they were into it, maybe they just had an "off night", I've seen them before and they were really good. Then you have the Suicidal Army! This band is always a blast to see live, full of energy, crowd participation and a great set list, you also get the pleasure of seeing/hearing Dave Lombardo on drums for them, which made it even better! Great show that I'd definitely see again if the opportunity presents itself. World Gone Mad 2017!

They are just as good as they were from day one! High energy throughout the whole show!!

Suicidal Tendencies put on another incredible show that fully had the crowd involved. The new venue for the Masquerade is great for this event. Can't wait for another show at the Masquerade.

This show was incredible from start to finish. Seeing legends like Crowbar and Suicidal Tendencies still performing like they just began was an awesome experience and I wouldn't miss it for The world!

Unfortunately I got to the show a little late but just in time to see the last 2 songs by Havok. For what I saw I was impressed. Crowbar had a great (as they say) Sludgey feel. Deep riffs that reminded me of a mix of AIC and Pantera, but the sound man had the vocals way too loud . I had to move back from about 10 rows deep to behind the soundboard just to give them a fair listen. Would definitely see them again. Now onto ST! The boys opened up the show with my own personal favorite " You Can't Bring Me Down" and just slayed it. Mike Muir hit the stage like a man possessed shaking and head banging like a man with the worst case of turettes you'd ever seen and keep that pace through out the whole show. The set list was a collection of greatest hits like Institution & Trip to the Brain. The only down fall was they didn''t showcase much of the new material from the latest album " World Gone Mad".

If you know ST, you would expect that it wouldn't be a standard thrash show. Muir and company rocked and made it fun, too. Great showmen and a great show. Havok rocked, too.

This band was awesome the energy onstage was unreal.The positive messages he had were also great. Played all the old classics, enjoyed that.