AJJ

I purchased tickets for my son and daughter and my daughter's boyfriend. We traveled from Western New York for t hem to attend the concert. They were so pleased with the whole experience. They loved all of the opening bands and were amazed with Andrew Jackson Jihad. Take the time and go and you won't be disappointed.

The opening bands, ROAR and John John Congleton and The Nighty Nite, were both awesome. If you've never heard of them I would HIGHLY recommend that you look them up. AJJ was simply incredible. They fed off of the crowd and the crowd fed off of them. It was one of the best nights of my life.

I had a blast at the Andrew Jackson Jihad concert at the Masquerade in Atlanta. They put on an amazing show and sound even better live than they do on their albums! Definitely recommend seeing them if you have the chance.

It was a fantastic lineup. While AJJ was great, it was the Smith Street Band from Australia who stole the show. Lead singer Wil Wagner's passion shined through his performance. Jeff Rosenstock was ace as well.

I have never been to a concert that was so exciting and fun. AJJ knows how to get a crowd going. I was never bored.

The crowd was diverse and in mostly good spirits, the opening acts were fantastic and varied. AJJ killed it as usual, and it was interesting to see how different sean is from his persona. Would recommenced to anyone with any interest in the genre to see these guys live.

Excellent show, Andrew Jackson Jihad never fails to impress!

This was my second time seeing AJJ and honestly it was a bit of a letdown compared to their last show in Boston. They played a pretty slow lineup of songs and skipped many of their classics. It felt like the crowd wasn't really into the show--I think many people including myself were expected a loud show with lots of dancing. For the encore they played one song and it was a cover. The performance was good, they are very talented musicians and really wowed everyone when they played at the Sinclair. This time they made poor song choices with detracted from the overall impression.

Show was great. Jeff Rosenstock stole the show! Chumped was great!

Best show I've seen in a long time. AJJ, Cheap Girls, and Dogbreth absolutely crushed it.

Opening acts, dogbreth and cheap girls, didn't have compatible music. Pretty popish and generic.From the mezzanine, the ground floor looked like a very large can of sardines. But ajj was all I hoped they would be and more. I hadn't listened to their new album like I had planned to, so I was worried I wouldn't know the music, but they made a very conscious effort to include some of their older stuff, which I really appreciated. The energy was phenomenal, and the music was even better. If there was a sixth star, I'd click it. 12/10 would reccomend.

Absolutely loved seeing these guys play live. They've got a lot of charisma, they entertain the crowd with silly jokes while setting up or tuning. The only downside to seeing AJJ at the Masquerade was that the show was in their "Hell" section. It was about as hot as the name of the section implies. It isn't well ventilated and many punk kids like to not bathe or wear deodorant. But that didn't stop me from enjoying the show. Even met Sean and Ben before the show and they're humble and welcoming guys. Dogbreath is a band I had never heard of before. I had no idea what to expect from them. They turned out to be pretty damn awesome. I would like to see them play live again eventually. Cheap Girls was kind of a let down. The lead singer kept changing levels through much of the set and never ended up sounding right to me. The lyrics were drowned out and the music never seemed right. Maybe it was just kind of an off night. It was a show on a Monday after all.

AJJ go the extra mile for their live experience. Between taking the time to play their own secondary instruments, their raw energy, and completely unapologetic sense of humor, I'm hard-pressed to think of a band that will entertain you quite like they do. Their on-stage pranks are second to none, and the music is equally exciting. Their pacing of the set was perfect. Not too many fast punky songs, not too many slow jams. As for the opening acts, I really enjoyed Dogbreth, who I'd never heard of before, but whose sound is really interesting, with indie/punk filled with 70s rock snippets here and there. Meanwhile, the band Cheap Girls, with their monotone set list and contrast of overly energetic drummer and so-drunk-I-can-barely-stand-and-perform bassist/vocalist, leave much to be desired. Every song sounded almost identical, and they don't give you much reason to keep listening. Fortunately, Dogbreth and AJJ more than make up for their slack performance.

AJJ put on a great concert! Had an amazing time, met some new friends, would definitely go to see them again!