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TRAPT IN CONCERT:
Trapt continue to make heads bang with their melodic brand of nu metal, delivering another strong collection of grungy alt-rock anthems in 2013 with Reborn, their sixth studio album. Whether charismatic frontman Chris Taylor Brown is tearing through hits like "Headstrong" and "Stand Up" or reaching out to touch fans in the crowd, his dynamic presence always ensures the perfect balance of aggression and intimacy, making the band's shows as appropriate for mosh pits as they are for sing-alongs. Back on the road and tighter than ever, Trapt has fans eagerly awaiting their upcoming tour dates.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Formed by a group of California high school students in the mid-'90s, Trapt played their first shows before even graduating, landing on tour with Papa Roach soon after. Following their self-released 1999 debut Amalgamation, the band attracted the eye of Warner Bros. Record execs, resulting in their self-titled 2002 major label debut. The album spawned three singles including "Headstrong," their top-selling single to date and an enduring encore favorite at the band's live shows. They released several more successful albums in the '00s, landing nine singles on the Mainstream Rock chart and performing alongside greats like Papa Roach and Buckcherry. Back on the road in support of their most ambitious record to date, Trapt has anticipation for their upcoming shows at a fever pitch.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"They put on a high energy show and have a great relationship with the crowd. Trapt is an act meant to be experienced, not simply heard."
"I knew they would be good but OH MY GOD they blew me away! Chris is such an amazing performer with an amazing voice, I would definitely go to another show in a heartbeat."
"...Trapt was seriously unforgettable! They played their new songs but mostly their old stuff which is my favorite. Two songs for encore brought the house down!"
For the price of $20 (including tax and fees) this was a good show. It wasn't the best, nor the most exciting, but I really like Trapt's music and I thought the opening bands did a great job as well. Inept, Divide the Day, and Since October were all good to listen to. I'd definitely go again, especially if it was so cheap. I probably wouldn't spend much more than that on a ticket though.
