Coheed and Cambria

Completely incredible band. Didn't make it for the warm up bands, but with the show they put on, totally made up for it!

This tour stopped in Philly, and I had to go! It was such a great experience, the only thing I was disappointed about was not going VIP. I would have loved to meet and hang with both bands!

Taking back sunday was great but being able to finally see Coheed and Cambria was AAAAAAAWWWWEEEEESOOOOMMMEEEEEEE!!!

Tons of drunken teenage boys but Coheed was awesome.Pretty cool venue too.

I loved this show so much. I drove 16 HOURS from Georgia to see them. I was surprised at how comfortable the venue was, they had the AC going and it actually felt great. When Coheed went on with Welcome Home being the first song, all hell broke loose and it was an extremely intense crowd on the floor. The setlist was amazing and this was probably one of the best coheed and cambria shows I have been too. I would go again in a heart beat... but I might take a plane next time haha.

absolutely amazing, best show coheed ever put on!!

The opening bands were a little shaky but Coheed blew my mind. Venue was great too, the only problem I had was a rowdy fan must have toss his beer cup because the people around me as well as myself got covered in beer.

Coheed was outstanding, as always! House of Blues in AC has a great personal setting, and I'd see anyone there, you'll never be 'closer' to the band...but the band's overall sound doesn't translate as well in the small venue as compared with an open-air setting. These guys are intricate, dynamic, etc. The last outdoor show I saw blew my mind and really set the bar. HOB was too darn loud to enjoy those moments as well in. Coheed = Five-stars as always Coheed in HOB Venue = 4

I will start with the only negative, which is that Cohhed didn't take the stage till 10:30 ish and the opening bands were sub-par. Once C&C took the stage, I can't recall a better live show ever. They played an excellent mix of popular and less known songs. It was a fabulous show!

Band is great and it was an awesome show. They really know how to play live.

While I didn't find the opening acts all too special, I thought Coheed rocked. Solid, tight sound...awesome musicianship. Would prefer an alternate ending, however. Something other than a drum solo perhaps. Overall, a good show!

Coheed is my favorite band, so clearly I had high hopes for seeing them for the first time, especially since they don't headline that often. My boyfriend bought me tickets for the show at the House of Blues in Atlantic City, NJ, which was an amazing venue - very small, and not really a bad seat in the house. That said, we did have actual seats, not just general admission, which I was glad for with all the crowd-surfing taking place downstairs. My only issue with the whole night really was that they had THREE bands before them. The crowd only expected two, so when the third band came out, no one was particularly happy to see them. That said, Coheed did play for quite a while, and come out for a long encore, so it was worth the wait.

This was the best pit experience I've ever had in my life. Intimate, fantastic view, people were mostly courteous, you didn't have to worry about getting kicked in the head by crowd surfers. I think the humidity messed with Coheed's sound board and they had to go on like 15 minutes late which made forced their set to get cut short which was sad. But I don't blame them or the sound techs at all. No matter how much you sound check, there's always room for error when performing live. And the energy and performance wasn't hindered in any way. #ChildoftheFence

Taking back Sunday warmed the crowd up and Coheed sounded amazing! Great venue to see them at.

The opening acts The Story So Far, and Taking Back Sunday were great, and played a lot of songs. They were entertaining, and interacted with the audience. The headliner Coheed and Cambria played seven or eight songs, they said nothing to the audience; not even thank you, and left. No acknowledgement, no encore. I've seen Coheed and Cambria at other venues, and they gave a much better show. They bantered with the audience, and came back to the stage for encores. This show was good, but it could've been better.

The Story So Far, Taking Back Sunday, and Coheed and Cambria were all absolutely amazing! One of the best concert/show experiences I've ever had, hands down. The venue was beautiful and the restrooms were clean. I was in the pit section and everyone was super great. 10/10.

Coheed and Cambria was amazing!! They came out and played their first album, beginning to end. Then jammed on. The Fox theatre is a great venue. Very clean, roomy, and plenty of drink stations.

The slope of the venue seating was non-existent, but both Taking Back Sunday and Coheed were amazing. I traveled four hours and crossed state lines for this show and I would easily do it again, if not go further.

One of the best nights of my life because I was so close to the front, can't wait to see them again!

It was a terriffic show. Will go see them again when I get a chance.

I enjoyed some of their music until I went to their show. Then I was obsessed. It was an amazing show! DEFINITELY GO SEE THEM AND FALL IN LOVE.

No words to properly express how phenomenal of a show Coheed put on at The National in Virginia.

I have now seen Coheed & Cambria perform seven times. It feels as though their stage presence becomes more intense with each show I have attended. Their skills as musicians and their showmanship have also increased over the past decade I have seen them. I hope to see them for an eighth time soon. The venue was also incredibly awesome. The sounds emitted from the stage were mesmerizing.

Coheed & Cambria was awesome. It was so cool that they played so many old songs. Also, having Taking back Sunday as an opener was not a bad way to go. I would have preferred if they dropped "the story so far" and played longer sets... but it was still a memorable experience.

My. Lord. This was so good I can't even cover it in a review. The best aspect of the concert truly was the audience, who all seemed to know every word to every song. The feel of the concert was amazing, and every song brought an energy that I have never seen in a concert before. I highly suggest going to see them!

2nd time we see him love him dearly. Had us on our feet all night with his throwbacks

It was Coheed.. If you're a fan you know.. If you're not. Your loss. They are the best modern rock act around.

Such an awesome venue for an amazing band. I had an absolutely fantastic and unforgettable night! After Coheed's show at the National in Richmond, my group was THIS close to driving to their next show in Atlantic City. Absolutely loved it. Coheed is more incredible live than I ever could have imagined. I wouldn't miss it for the world.

This was by far the best concert I have ever been to. Coheed and cambria were more than amazing. The venue was great as well. The crowd gave off the best energy and the band fed off it. I wish it never ended.

This was my 4th Coheed show, and I will always to go the Tabernacle to see them from now on! Best Coheed show I've seen! The visuals on stage and the intimacy of the venue made this an unforgettable experience. Claudio even got up in the balcony with some of the fans during one of the encore songs!!!

The opening bands awesome! Coheed and Cambria played a lot of great tunes, and did it with precision. However, the ticket price was a bit steep, and for the headlining band, they played for under an hour. The concert had a finish time of 11:30pm on the ticket, but was over by 10:18pm. The summary? Great build-up, Great music. Just far too little of it!

Great performance, solos (esp drum solo), and never ending energy. I would have paid way more than they were charging for this concert.

Coheed was amazing... We had a wonderful time!!! I invited a friend that had never heard of the band!! He was impressed!!! Another Coheed fan in the making :)!!!

Silver Snakes was alright, enjoyable though. I the Mighty was great! I've know of Glassjaw for 15 years but never could understand their music. Coheed and Cambria always puts on an amazing show.

This was my 6th or 7th time seeing Coheed and Cambria live. They honestly keep getting better live. I've seen them as an opener in an arena and as a headliner in a 1000 seater...this was their best show to date. The energy and engagement from the crowd was nothing short of amazing. Even if you aren't a fan of their music, the live show is something to behold. It gives me hope that a band like this, who gets no radio play, can fill a few thousand seats and every person in the room is screaming the lyrics.

I am never disappointed when I go see Coheed. They always blow me away every time. I may have only seen them four times including this time, but all four times was spectacular. They know how to put on a good show. The crowd really gets into it and due to crow surfers, some of my videos were cut short but that was remedied by screaming along the lyrics with everyone else. I may have not known any of the opening bands but Silver Snakes, and I The Mighty have piqued my interest. I don't remember Glassjaw's set because I was too busy being moshed and annoyed. But even still, I would love to do it all again.

I thoroughly enjoyed the guest bands and now have became a fan of their music. Coheed & Cambria totally rocked. They sound so amazing live!! The light show was brilliant and I'm still on Cloud 9 with the performance. I so can't wait for another tour!!! We had an unforgettable night.

Loved 2 of the opening acts. Glassjaw sounded drunk and screamed the entire time. BUT, COHEED... MAN. ALWAYS ALWAYS SUPER FANTASTIC!!

Coheed and Circa have been my two favorite bands for about nine or ten years, so when I heard they were going to be playing together again I instantly bought tickets. In no way was I ever disappointed during the show. My friends and I had a wonderful spot the whole time and the crowd was not even crazy where we were standing. During Coheed I was right up against the gate. Frequently the bassist would look down and sing with me and the people around me. Both bands played fantastically and it was a great privilege to see them play together again. Last time was in Chicago four years ago and the crowd was far too insane during Circa for it to be enjoyable. This is a night my friends and I will cherish forever.

This was the best concert that I ever went to. I would go to as many concerts of Coheed and Cambria as much as I can. It was amazing and my boyfriend had a great time also! ! ! ! !

Coheed and cambria is my favorite band next to Meat Loaf and I've never been to one of their performances before so I didn't know what to expect and OMFG did they deliver! I've never felt such raw emotion flood through from both the band and from the crowd (myself included) they are a must see. I was a diehard fan before but now I'm on another level. Coheed fan for life!!

Great show, great venue. Cohere was great and Glassjaw was one if my bucket list bands. I highly recommend.

Coheed and Cambria delivered a great show. Looking around the theatre you could see that the audience agreed as fists were pumping in the air and people were strumming their air guitars while screaming the lyrics at the top of their lungs. Only set back was waiting two and a half hours for the opening bands to finish.

While I really didn't care for glasjaw, coheed amazinggggg! Such a great stage presence and really interacted with the crowd! My favorite band for 12 years now :)

My son introduced me to coheed and cambria. After seeing them live they made a fan out of me!

Coheed and Cambria always put on a great performance. I personally didn't care for Glassjaw but that's just my opinion.

Hands down one of the best shows I've been to in a while. Glassjaw needs to get out there more and release some more music. Love their music. Coheed rocked per usual. Always a good live performance.

It was our first time at the Electric Factory and we truly enjoyed it. There was plenty of room and the energy was great! The opening band, Russian Circles, was pretty cool. We liked them a lot. The second band, Between the Buried and Me, was...not so great. Basically just sounded like noise to us. Regardless of that, once Coheed took the stage, we loved the show, and had a really great time. I highly recommend the Electric Factory and Coheed always puts on an incredible show. :)

The show was excellent. The band played mostly songs from their first 3 albums.it was very nostalgic and I had a wonderful time. I think this was my tenth time seeing co&ca and it was probably my favorite time! Well done, guys!

The show was amazing, Russian Circles was cool and that was the first time I had heard of them. BTBAM kicked ass too. Coheed did an amazing set complete with an awesome stage and a Happy Birthday to Claudio. After they said goodnight they came back to give us Wake Up and Welcome home! So much excitement, Coheed fans are like no other!

I have been a fan of Coheed for 10 years. They are always amazing and unforgettable

I love house of blues venue! Safe clean and always a kick ass show! Coheed and cambria is an amazing band and I love seeing them at HOB!

I honestly have never seen a show as enthralling before. Claudio and others had the whole crowd mesmerized. Every detail worked together to create a visually and musically satisfying masterpiece. I will never miss an opportunity to see them.

AWESOME! Best concert I've been to at the Fillmore

Mindblowing as usual. Just go see em already. Best show of 2012

Going to see Coheed was on my bucket list anyway since they're one of my favorite bands, and I feel lucky that one of my favorite bands also has a fantastic live experience. From the start of the show, the band is putting all of their energy into the music. The crowd is just getting started. What really puts a C&C concert over the top, though, is the ability of the audience to amplify the most energetic segments of songs, even some I wasn't expecting to be significant as live performances. There's just something heartening about hearing the audience sing overlapping backup vocals as Claudio sings the main part, and it comes naturally as a result of listening to their albums over and over again. You can't help but fill in those background bits to make the song sound "right," and in doing so, you become part of the group experience that makes Coheed shows really something special.

I entered the show early via the fan vip pass from the box set. The vip song was a song from Travis' sideproject, Davenport Cabinet. Claudio played the guitar solo, harmonica, and sang backup, and the rest of the guys backed up Travis as well. Great song. Coheed was awesome like normal, loved the stuff on the new album, but in my opinion, closing with Welcome Home was kinda lame. I mean, they are most known for that song but I've heard it every time I've seen them, and like other hardcore fans I talked to there, could do without it. The Dear Hunter was ok, but I wasn't really impressed. 3, on the other hand, left my jaw dropped and eyes wide. Amazing. It's been quite awhile since I've seen a group with such talented musicians.

Coheed and Cambria put on an unforgettable performance: their energy and attitudes were high and electric despite nearing the end of their tour. The acoustic set for VIP tickets was awesome, and the number of encores was a real treat. Opening act Thank You Scientist rocked as well: Ellis and Andrew were especially entertaining to watch. I will definitely be purchasing their albums. I have not stopped smiling since Saturday. Although I have been a huge fan since 2003, this was my first C&C show: I was amazed with the amount of passion and solidarity from the crowd. The guys are ridiculously talented and I will absolutely be attending their future concerts. ♡

I really enjoyed the venue at the skyway theater not a bad place to stand in the crowd and coheed and cambria came out and rocked the house!!! and three encores!! who does that!! Great show all around!!

The show was phenomenal despite being sold out and extremely crowded.

For Me Coheed always puts on good show but when the show is in NY they seem to be even more amazing. Not much talking buy the band at all so what you get is great song after great song. The place was packed and everyone seemed to love the show.

Being super excited about the show before it even started, Claudio and the gang put on an amazing concert like always. Coheed and Cambria is a must see band for anyone, whether a fan or not. Their stage presence is great and off the stage, they are really great guys. If you haven't seen them already, then you should really give them a chance. Can't wait to see them again. Moving on the the venue; it was actually much larger on the inside than what (I saw anyways) from the outside. The organization of the groups was actually well maintained for the most part. I purchased the VIP platinum package, and will call took care of me very well; smooth and problem free. That was when myself and the other platinum holders were put into separate lines from the VIP gold and general ticket holders. It was actually well managed. The inside of the venue was big enough to hold everyone that went and more.Overall, a great experience here.

Ate dinner at Heroes bar and grill less than a block away. Awesome place! Great food and beer! Some other great restaurants nearby also. Arrived right before Coheed went on. Found our seats fairly easily. Would definitely go see them here again!

When I heard Coheed was playing at Pop's my first though was, "There isn't nearly enough room in that place for a Coheed concert." I figured it would be hot, cramped, and sweaty. It was nothing like I expected. There was plenty of room, and really nice ventilation. I have seen them at both the Pageant and the Canopy Club, and this was definitely my favorite venue to see them in. This concert was originally supposed to be in October, and after being postponed twice, the date was finally set on Dec 2. That kind of irked me, but I understand that Claudio was having some vocal problems and needed to take a rest. It was worth the wait. It was a really enjoyable concert. 3 and The Deer Hunter opened, and they were both great. 3 really amazed me, especially with the ridiculous Ovation playing by Joey Eppard. After seeing that craziness they really made a fan out of me. The Deer Hunter was good, but I wasn't as WOW'd as I was with 3. It could have also been because I was so anxiously awaiting Coheed. Then Coheed went on. The set list was alright. I would have liked a few more oddball songs in the lineup. It seemed more like a "Greatest Hits" concert than anything. I'm not complaining though. It was great. Then they started playing In Keeping Secrets. The break in the middle of the song turned into a crazy drum solo by Josh that seemed like it would never end, which was a very good thing. You would think it was about to be over, but it would just keep going. Somewhere in the middle of the solo there was a really sweet jam that went on. There is no way to explain in words just how amazing and hilarious all of this was. Then we got an encore of 2 songs, and it was over. Great concert. Great venue. Great time.

I've seen Coheed live 7 times, this show was the best of the 7. The setlist was fantastic, a great mix of old and new, light and heavy (Only album not represented was YOBR, not complaining about that). Of the 16 songs performed, (12 then a 4 song encore) I believe only 4 were from the new record which was released 2 days before the show. I love the new record but its too often these days that tours in support of new records are nothing but the new stuff. Coheed loves their fans and know exactly what they want to hear, and never disappoint. The overall feeling between songs was dark and brooding which was awesome. If they come back to the northeast after their European shows I'll undoubtedly see them as many times as possible.

If I could go back in time and repeat Sunday evening, I would in a heartbeat. Coheed has been my favorite band for over a decade and I've seen them live over a dozen times. This show was unbelievable! Seeing them perform IKKSE:3 was amazing. They put on such a great show. The performance, the sound, the lighting- everything was perfect. I have gone to so many shows over the past 15 years and none even come close to being as entertaining as a Coheed show. This album is so incredibly special to me because my husband lent it to me back when we were co-workers and we bonded while talking about the album. Sounds cheesy, but it's nice that such an incredible album has such sentimental value. My only complaint: I bought my tickets during the presale and got the "best available". I decided to look over a month later to see if it was sold out yet, and I saw that loge tickets were for sale, which was about 10 rows down from us. It was a bummer to rush to get great seats only to see better ones for sale later. We still had a great experience from our seats, but I sure wish we could have been just a tiny bit closer, especially since we got them during the pre-sale.

I've been to many shows performed by many bands, but this was possibly the best (or at least my personal favorite) one that I've ever experienced. That's not even an overstated superlative; it really was. Starting with the lineup - two of my all-time favorite bands, Coheed & Cambria and The Dear Hunter, finally sharing the same stage on the same night. TDH put on a nice selection of songs from their expansive catalog, but the band members played each song with a lot of energy and passion. And Co&Ca... a really hard hitting setlist that kicked off with a punch, eased back a little, punched again, and had everyone down for the count by the end. The band was the most electric, enthusiastic, and technically sound as they've been in a long time. They put on a really fun show for the fans, and you could look on stage and see the guys having fun as well. One of the most important things that you could ask for in a show, in my opinion. As far as Three, I had only heard a little by them, but they also put on a great performance that made a fan out of me. The only negative of this show was a few troublemakers in the crowd, who ruined it for those around them. I had not experienced them personally, as the side that I was on was pretty respectful. But I was told that the other side wasn't as pleasant, as there were some that didn't honor the golden rule: it's ok to knock someone down, if you a) make sure they want to be knocked down, and b) help to pick them back up. That rule makes for some very enjoyable shows as long as you follow it. Thankfully a majority of the crowd was good, fun-loving fellow fans, which all in all makes the show as a whole an easy 5 stars. Check out the music if you've never heard of Coheed. And if you like the music, by all means see them live; Coheed has some of the best fans around, and it makes me proud to be one of them.

Sick show! This was their first time in The RGV so there isn't quite a fan base, but the lucky ones that are fans were there in force! Mega sing alongs and lots of camera phones in the air. This was my 5th time to see Coheed but this show was memorable because of the intimacy of it all. Nice venue for shows this size. Tobacco free and A/C was nice! I'd go back.

Amazing show. Claudio is an incredible artist and mega-talented. The band sounded just as good if not better than their recordings Also, Pharr Events Center is a very great venue. Small and intimate. Great view on every part of the floor.

Coheed and Cambria always put on a great show and this time it was no different. They're amazing skill and showmanship is astounding. Not one person was sitting everyone was on their feet moving. Best show ever. Can't wait to see them again. Coheed and Cambria for life!

This was an amazing concert, you can tell they were all very into what they do. There were some technical problems, the venue for example was not exactly attentive to the sound system and the bassist, Micheal, had his microphone off the entire time. They really played to their fans - old and new!

Best of the best. I have seen Coheed & Cambria 3times this is beyond what I expected. Loved the fact they preformed acoustic set blew me away. Love this band and plan on seeing them again. I am sure if it was the first timers were very please. How i know that is because I had two people in my group that are hugh fans and walked out with hugh smiles on their faces. They had were very pleased beyond what expected. Priceless and worth every dime spent.

Coheed and Cambria play for their fans. Every single song is exciting and different from any other song. The crowd attending was very pleasant and fun, all sang along :-) Coheed and Cambria sound better in concert than their CD's ~ which is Amazing!!! Language is the only negative for youngsters. They played many songs from their new CD "Year of the Black Rainbow," and they were Excellent! Every Coheed concert is my new 'Best Concert Ever!!!'

Great music from these guys(and I thought some gals as backup singers, but they weren't part of this performance(?)) ... but too loud for the music they play. I mean that while it's great to have LOUD music, it's NOT great to have JUST loud music - attn: Soundman! Coheed is a great sound when you can actually hear each instrument, not just a loud overall sound.

Both Bands were so amazing! Torche was kinda lame, but Coheed and Circa rocked it. Loved the general admission venue...got right up front. I will definitely be coming back. If you haven't seen either of these bands live I suggest you buy tickets RIGHT NOW

This show was honestly amazing. Coheed and Cambria always puts on a good show, and this was no exception. Keep rocking!

Wow... so last night I went to my first Coheed & Cambria concert at the Fillmore in Charlotte, NC... and it will definitely not be my last. For anyone that's on the fence about going I offer 2 words of advice: GO NOW I've been to some really good concerts, but this one blew them out of the water. They played for 2 hours, with the majority of their songs coming from earlier albums. Since I've been listening to them for a looong time, it was nice to hear their old stuff. The mosh pits were insane, but not in that everyone kill everyone kind of way. We were there to honor Coheed in their amazingness, and we made sure no one got hurt (the way a REAL mosh pit is supposed to be). Unforgettable night, I would go to every one of their concerts if I could afford it!

Awesome show in a recently-improved venue. I hadn't seen Northern Lights' new area and bar before, and I was impressed with it. Usually Northern Lights doesn't impress me that much, but they get some great acts, so I keep going. On the plus side, the bartenders, and security are always nice (at least to me): the security was great at keeping the crowd from getting too harsh, pulling people out of crowd surfing, and of course spraying water over the crow; the bartender who served me made my drink nice and strong. I wasn't really into the opening band, but they had a good crowd. Coheed and Cambria put on a great show, they were intense. Claudio sang like an angel, and the crowd responded with enthusiasm. There was singing, jumping, dancing, sweat and emotions ran high. The show was sold-out, so we were packed in, especially those of us who wanted to be near the stage, but the vibe was friendly. All-in-all, an awesome show!

the conceret was awesome. i loved it. Coheed and Cambria were soo tight. i loved how they did an encore. Brand new was pretty sick too. this concert was probably in my top 10 best things that has ever happended to me.

I arrived to the Puyallup Fair with my girlfriend and friend, where we enjoyed the festivities before the concert. The concert started with Jaguar Love, a two-man band who played to mixed reviews of the crowd. Most of the fans came to see Coheed and Cambria, as expected, but were harsh to the opening act. I feel like Jaguar Love did a fine job opening up the event, creating energy and a party atmosphere, even when the crowd did not display the same affection. The reason I bought the tickets was to see Brand New, and they did not disappoint. I would reccommend them to anyone, anywhere. The lyricism of frontman Jesse Lacey is unmatched in my opinion, and they put on an incredible show, highlighted by new material from their upcoming album. As they exited the stage, Coheed fans were just excited for their headliner, which was expected. I think the crowd really only wanted one band and one band only. Those Brand New diehards gave the band a nice gesture as they left. I had never seen Coheed perform before, and I was satisfied by their performance. There is no denying that the lead singer for them is an amazing guitarist and performer. They played a couple songs I knew, and a couple of cover songs, including "Under the Milkyway Tonight", a song originally done by Church in the 80's. That was my favorite part of that perfomance. All in all, every artist was a pleasure to see. The crowd and I had one disagreement throughout the night, however: Brand New was my headliner, not Coheed and Cambria.

Upon seeing that Brand New would be playing at the Puyallup Fair, I bought tickets immediately. What I can't understand, however, is why Coheed was headlining. If you weren't there, you may find it humorous to know that about a third of the entire crowd left after the opening performance of Brand New. Brand New is extremely complex and talented, and has a surprising fan base. I would really like to see them hosted by more venues and preferably not with Coheed and Cambria, whom it is safe to say, is hardly comparable to Brand New.

i saw coheed and cambria last night at the puyallup fair. ridiculous! it gave me and my boyfriend a new inspiration for music.

Coheed and Cambria is one of my favorite bands, and they put on a wonderful show, all the way to the end. On the other hand, Brand New did not amaze me. The lead singer acted drunk and the quality of music was so-so. But it was well worth it for seeing Coheed.

The venue had excellent sound quality and a great atmosphere. This may have been the best performance I've seen from Coheed & Cambria, this was my 5th time seeing them.

My sister,(16), my significant other,(24), and I, (21) went to this show. My sister's favorite band has been Coheed for years, and i always thought they were amazingly talented. So i quickly bought some balcony tix, little did i know this was going to be the best show we have all seen. When we got there the people at the top of the stairs lead us down to our seats, to my surprise, they kept leading us further and further down to the second row! We deffinately had some of the most amazing seats in the house! Once they started playing the energy was intense-everyone was so in sync. The whole balcony moved as they played and we all swore it was going to break, but we could care less because this was all too good to be true. They sounded just as good as they do on their albums. The one thing i do have to say is- thanks to Coheed and Cambria, not only for the most awesome show of our lives- but for bringing my sister and I closer than we have ever been. After this show we really started to bond over the music and have plans for going to see them in Allentown, PA soon.

For a show that i didn't expect to have much fun at, it turned out to be a good time. Previous times that i had seen this band i was mildly disappointed but they seemed to have pulled their act together for a good performance. I really enjoy their albums and they have gotten better at spicing up their set with backdrops and a lot more energy in their playing. The system was quite loud, and had i not brought ear plugs it might have been less enjoyable.

This was my first time ever seeing Coheed and Cambria Live. I am so happy that I went. The show was absolutely amazing. You should defiantly have this band back again and again. I am now traveling all over, just to see Coheed again. What a kick ass show! I got to meet Claudio Sanchez, and was amazed at how well he treated me. I have the picture of us up on my myspace. I now have OCD- Obsessive Claudio Disorder. Coheed and Cambria ROCK!!!!

Opening bands were tough but worth suffering through as Coheed was incredible. Great set list, a true rock show musically. Everyone was on point and shreded the through the entire show. Claud's voice was great. Would recomend that every rock fan see them at a headline show.

Coheed & Cambria never disappoints! They have put on yet another amazing show!

Coheed is an amazing band and I am thrilled I got to see them live for the first time. The venue was a nice mix of indoor/outdoor, its too bad it was pouring during our show but the audience was awesome bc Coheed is so talented and engaging

Coheed is so good live! I still get chills watching the videos from the show. Can't wait to see them again!

The show was great.Was anticipating a encore.show was packed.

Amazing show! They sounded awesome and their stage presence was great!

Coheed and Cambria put on an AMAZING show! Wouldn t hesitate to see them again

It was so hot that day but its all worth it. The crowd was amazing!

Fast entry, great sound system, ample room, multiple places to grab a beverage. Only downside is the only option for bathrooms are port-a-potties and they get dirty fast.

Show was great, venue was awesome. I love every one of these bands and have seen them all before. Somthing about this night, it seemed that all the bands were worn out/ tired. Get some rest boys, I ll see you again soon!

Nobody puts on a show like coheed! The venue was great.

Coheed was amazing. Taking Back Sunday were great performers. However it felt like TBS set was longer than Coheed. Coheed should have been on longer and played more than just the go to hits. They have a lot of good songs that could have got the crowd going and I felt like the show was over a little soon. The portos were disgusting. The people throwing empty beer cans and cups in the air were dumb. The music was good though

I m a huge TBS fan, and the tour with Coheed was basically a dream come true. Great mix of new and old from both bands to keep the crowd engaged. This was my first show at Festival Pier, and I was pleasantly surprised. Other than the long wait to get through security into the venue, everything was great. The staff kept the portables clean and trash cleared, lines were never crazy, the food trucks and sand were a pleasant surprise. And it s a great view at night.