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I hadn't seen the Bouncing Souls live since 2004 and it was great to see them on stage again. The set list was good, although no Fight to Live, but otherwise pretty good. It was one of the rowdier crowds I've been around in awhile, which is good. Moshing, crowd surfing and even a few lighters made their way out. The opening bands were solid as well. All in all a great time.
Fourth time seeing Bouncing Souls and they get better every time.
My wife and I had an absolute blast at the show. 7 seconds is always my all time favorite band. And bouncing souls never disappoint. I wasn’t familiar with the other three bands but they all rocked
Been going to see the Bouncing Souls since the basement shows in New Brunswick. This one felt mailed in. Whoever was doing the sound engineering for the show was terrible. The openers sounded better. You couldn't understand the vocals, the constant feedback during the show was terrible and the guitars were way too bassy. For what the tickets cost if they're going to keep doing this they need to do better.
The absolute perfect day! The weather was great, the venue is always amazing, and The Bouncing Souls played their hearts out, keeping the crowd engaged with over 30 songs. We needed ADA accommodations (hubby has a broken foot), and staff and security went above and beyond in making sure our every need was attended to. Such a wonderful night!
Show was great as always when you go to a Bouncing Souls show. Shout to Mercy Union and all the other bands too.
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I've been looking forward to seeing The Bouncing Souls for a while and they were great! Pet Needs also had an amazing set. Their energy really made me a fan. The Venue was good after getting though the security checkpoint. On the way to the checkpoint was disturbing though. There was a pile of human feces in the stairway coming from the parking garage. I guess it is what is is when you go to that area in Atlanta. There's a large homeless population. Overall great show!
This was my third time seeing them, and they always put on a good show. Their interaction with their audience is always on point. They even stopped their show while the venue staff attended to a gentleman that had fallen in the mosh pit and hit his head (he had a HUGE knot). They’re simply a really classy act.
Third time seeing them but have yet to hear Ole'! Supporting bands were all good and The Masquerade staff is always great.
Saw the Bouncing Souls at Delmar Hall on 5/12/23. Great show with all the sing-alongs a man can ask for! They interacted with the crowd and performed with the same energy they did when I last saw them 20 years ago. As I've matured, so have they and I can relate to the new tracks as a 40+ year old just like I could relate to their earlier tracks as a 16 year old! Can't wait to see them again! Drove from KC area to Delmar Hall in St. Louis. It was a great venue, though $7 for the cheapest beer is pretty rough especially given it was a punk rock show which isn't known for having the wealthiest of fans. Staff was excellent and the venue was clean.
The venomous pinks opened the show with an all-female style of punk rock! Fast and furious - they were tight and their drummer was amazing! They put on a great show were one of the highlights of the night. Up next was the consistently underrated, yet consistently unbeatable A Wilhelm Scream. They played fast and tight and nailed their technical brand of progressive punk rock. This is one of the best bands to have ever been in the punk/hardcore scene - and their live show is just as impressive as their albums. Anti flag was next - they were good, not one of my favorite bands but very nostalgiac Bouncing souls was good - played a good set with a good mix of old and new songs. Been a fan for a long time and it was great to catch their show!
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Bouncing Souls have been putting on an electric, high-energy show for 30+ years. Their concerts have changed the course of my life several times. They are some of the most genuine, kind, and passionate folx I have ever met. Bouncing Souls forever
A wilham scream, and anti-flag, brought the energy, I've seen the bouncing souls several times by far. This was the lowest energy that they have ever brought. Did play a 25 song set but no to low energy.
Great sound and songs. The crowd was into the music in a way that totally made the show. I would definitely see the Bouncing Souls again.
ADA section was right next to door to the door leading outside by the stage. Constantly letting cold air in. The ADA section is on the side of the stage allowing GA to stand in front of the section and block the ability of those in wheelchairs or others who can’t stand for long periods of time.
TBS have been in my top three favorites for 25 years running and they completely failed to disappoint! It was probably better than the first time I saw them, wich was unforgettable. Their poetry in motion truly speaks volumes to my soul.
It was a fun show. It was PACKED with people but that made dancing more fun for me. The sound was great and so was the service. Gewat night!
This was a New Year’s Eve event, so I understand crowds, but I felt there were so many people in the venue it wasn’t safe with crushing crowds. The Bouncing Souls were good, sound was much better than the sound for the warm up bands.
