The Dillinger Escape Plan Tickets

I missed the opening band, The Shining. I heard a lot of talk from other people there that they were sick. Retox (featuring Justin Pearson from The Locust on vocals) was the first band I saw. They had a sound similar to The Dillinger Escape Plan, and they were ridiculously good, like most things Justin Pearson is involved with. Trash Talk was wild. Their singer was in the pit for most of the show. Dillinger was dreamy and jaw-droppingly awesome. They're so good.

I always enjoy attending concerts at House of Blues !!

Great venue; great show. All the bands put on good sets and the venue was an amazing place to watch a show.

Awesome show! The Dillinger Escape Plan, Animals as Leaders, Periphery, The Ocean were all at their top game. Awesome music from everywhere! Newcomer band MARA was also great! A new group out of Baton Rouge, LA, They ROCKED! Extreme guitar riffs and an awesome bass player and keyboards. Really enjoyed their style of music and look forward to hearing more from them! Summer Slaughter @ HOB Houston is the BEST!

my face was completely melted off!!! it was the BEST show i have been to since their last show!! high energy, high octane as usual!!!

Excellent atmosphere, good vibe. Not enough pissers ... but stood in line with Alex Rudinger and the singer from Royal Thunder waiting for a bathroom and talked with them. Sound was pretty good. Some technical difficulties with the stage monitors and the close proximity of the sound board. Dillinger played like their hair was on fire. The Faceless did not disappoint and Royal Thunder a unique and cool vibe.

The Dillinger Escape Plan is an EXCELSIOR band. I like it when they "do it live".

Absolutely insane. I guess that's what happens when you bring a unicorn to a Dillinger/Faceless show.

The opening bands were pretty good. The dillinger escape plan destroyed the show. It was very intense. Great performance. I had a good time. The new song sound nice.

What an awesome show. Bring them back to MHOW soon!

TONS OF STAGE DIVES! MORE HEAD BANGING! MORE MOSHING! IT WAS AMAZEBALLS!

As always, DEP was brutal and full of energy. It was a shame the audience was smaller as that can affect the experience. Still they played great live.

Right in the heart of the hipster-laden, metrosexual capital of New York (and probably the world), the Dillinger Escape Plan once again blew the doors off a venue, and left the earth scorched after their performance, This was my seventh time seeing them, and they somehow continue to make every show more unbelievable, more astonishing than the last. I don't care what type of rock you're into, if you are a fan of the rock SHOW, you MUST see this band live. It is a spectacle, in every sense of the word. They never stop moving, jumping, bleeding, or crowd-surfing. Ever. They are pure energy: kinetic, frenetic, and uncontrollable. Yet somehow they manage to play their incredibly technical brand of punishing math-core, paint-peeling breakdowns and sing-along chorouses without missing a beat--even while standing on their amps, or the heads & shoulders of their fans. This is as real as it gets. If you want viscera, you got it.

I have seen DEP three times now, each time it's a different show and just outright awesome.

the best show that i have ever been to. the band did an amazing job. great venue.

DEP killed. KILLED. Amazing energy generator. Psychic Limb opening was great. The other Psychic band would've been ok if I was home sitting on my couch half asleep. Kinda like Hawkwind. Anyway, DEP put on the best show I've maybe ever been to.

Anyone who was there knows what an epic event this was. TDEP were just coming from two nights with the Deftones in times sq and the entire neighborhood blew up the house. They played all their classics and the 15 minute dog pile towards the end was absolutely monstrous.

I think the title explains it all. The gig was the type of gig you dream about going to. I woke up the next morning feeling like I survived something very special. Everyone should catch this band at least once, especially if they're playing a venue without barricades. I've brought people who hate the genre of music they play and they've always walked out just as awestruck as myself. I've seen Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax, Cannibal Corpse, Municipal Waste, Suicidal Tendencies, Alice In Chains,Converge,Mastodon, Deftones, Faith No More etc. This show topped them all. The only live bands who I've seen come close were Faith No More and Municipal Waste. Catch them live if you can- And even if the music doesn't sound "musical" to you, give it a chance. Once you see it in person with an open mind, you'll understand what it's about. Anyone who feels bad that they missed legendary gigs back in the day will feel much better after seeing The Dillinger Escape Plan. They prove that the magic of live musical insanity isn't dead yet.

I've seen DEP around 7 times now and this has got to be the best show yet. Highlight was when around 50 people got up o stage and proceeded to stage dive.

Absolute best performance I've ever seen, they should rename the Music Hall, Dillingers House of Destruction!!!!!