Corrosion of Conformity

Started with These Shrouded Temples but didn't go right into Damned For All Time. Didn't play Drowning in a Daydream Otherwise awesome show. Get there early for Mothership. They killed it.

Corrosion Of Conformity played an awesome set with high energy that kept the fans wanting more!!!

Great sound. Loud as hell. Tight set, and the guys were clearly having fun. Great venue to see such an iconic band. Reminded me of the early days in Raleigh. Great show, guys!

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It was cool, there was a guy who sang and also played guitar, he seemed to really get into it at different points during the song but banging his head. This other gentleman who looked like a Appalachian mountain man also played guitar and was darn good at t as well. During some songs he even sang a bit to add a boost of energy. Then there was this Muppet looking guy on the right who played the bass guitar, I have to say he was the highlight of the show and was wonderful to watch. Last but definitely not least there was a hillbilly looking fellow banging the drums, always seems to be in rhythm and very very good. I enjoyed him a lot as well. They played a lot of songs that people knew, the crowd was even singing along a lot during the show. I think a skunk may have snuck into the show also, cause it was stinky, but in a pleasant way. Some of the song highlights were 'Broken Man', which i think is about a man having sex with a girl and the girl moves fast and bends the man's penis in a very awkward way, in so much that it feels Broken. They followed that song up with another about this poor Broken Man called 'Senor Limpio, his poor penis. Then there was a song about women called 'Seven Day's", it really focused on the menstrual cycle and the 7 Days it would take to clean that dirty blood out of her system. The other highlight was the song 'Heaven's Not Overflowing', I am pretty sure that is about Muslim extremists and how they are not going to heaven, and how heaven is not overflowing with them, and there is lots of room for other good people, very religious song

the Venue was perfect - small great floor area for a nice little pit and seats to relax and chill - the sound was amazing and the band kicked ass, a great show all the way around

If you have a chance to see COC, don't miss it! An excellent group of musicians. The combination of Woody and Pepper is worth the money! I've seen them twice in the past 2 months and both shows were great.

Teragram Ballroom kicks a$$. I loved it. BRANT BJORK RULES!! COC always fun!

First I would recommend this venue to everyone. I think it is going to be the new go to for shows. Especially if they keep having AMAZING shows like this. The whole show from start to finish was ROCK & ROLL turned up to 11! First band MOTHERSHIP got things started the right way. Killer riffs fuzzed out guitars it was all there. second band The Saviours kept the train rolling with their dirty denim grooves and flying V's dropping groove bombs on the audience! Then veteran riffer and groove master BRANT BJORK hit the stage with the Low Desert Punks. Which is about as solid of a group as you could find! The bass player was just amazing!! It was the perfect primer for the following sonic assault. Finally after a 14 year hiatus COC took the stage! Looking like a well worn leather jacket and sounding like they never stopped! They preceded to shake the foundation and melt faces!! Everyone was on point and seemed truly into the performance they were having as much fun as us! On a Tuesday night!!! So do yourself a favor go catch them live when and where ever you can. You will not be disappointed!! Man When they playing again?

Corrosion of Conformity are one of my favorite bands and it only seems like yesterday that I was at Donington, UK watching them rock the day stage before Metallica. That show was awesome, but this was even better. Being only a few feet from Pepper, Mike and Woody was so much fun and hearing all the old classics from 'Deliverance' and 'Wiseblood' was amazing. Add to that a great venue and decent beer prices, this was an amazing night of Rock and Nostalgia

I wish they would have done a few more of their hits, but they put on an amazing show. True rock and roll show! Loved it.

4 bands. The first, A Storm of Light, didn't play long. But, definitely came to play. Excellent. Second band, Valient Thorr, was the best band of the night. Interacted well with the crowd. Third band, Torche, was solid and had great energy. Last band and headliner, COC, was fair.. Good sound, but seemed to be nothing like their recordings. VT rocked the place and along with A Storm of Light made the event worthwhile.

They were the last opening act 4 Vince Neil. great

Doors opened at 7pm and COC was not taking the stage until 10:35 pm. Granted there were other bands in the lineup but COC was the draw. Absolutely do not have the where withall to stand for well over 3-1/2 hours to see a band, albiet a great band. Couple that with MTA fasttracks and no tracks and needless to say I didn't want to spend 2 hours travelling home after midnight. This is going to make me think twice before purchasing a ticket in the future. These 3-4 band line ups are a bit much -- this is not a festival.

CoC played faster than I have seen in many years. Although the crowd was small, we all had fun! Bluebird is always a good venue for shows like this.

Not sure why the side project of Ritcheous Fool is necessary but I'm sure they have their reasons. Clean my Wounds was never played which in this market was probably one of the only songs half the audience of theirs even knew. the 2nd local band was awful and was like watching a band break up in front of our eyes. the event staff should pull drunk bands off the stage