The Boy and His MacHine

Watain @ The Masquerade in Atlanta. Awesome experience. Black Anvil from NYC and Goatwhore from New Orleans opened the show. Both were amazing. The Masquerade did allow Watain to use all 12 rotting sheep heads. We were 2 feet away from the band on stage left, right beside Forsberg. The stench was so overwhelming at times I thought we were gonna pass out, but all was well. Do be warned tho: the rotten stench is VERY real and very powerful. You'll need to launder your clothes the next day. We got to meet Erik after the show, who was very gracious and kind. He signed my stuff and posed for pics with other fans. You may wanna keep a little distance tho. He reeked as bad as the sheep heads. Excellent show--very intense--very passionate--very real. Check it out.

Ticketmaster advertised this as a music concert of Brian McFadden the singer songwriter. We ended up seeing Brian McFadden the comedian....bad advertising. wanted to see a music venue. traveled from Western Mass for this show.

Jessica 6 was the opener for this show. She was pretty good and a great match for Sam as her set got people dancing. Sam was great as always. I was among a group of people who had never seen him live before and they agreed with me that his live performances are better than his recorded music. There is so much energy and he is so contagious. For his final encore number some NY friends of his came on stage to vogue. They were also amazing and added the perfect ending to a perfect show.

Great show...a drum kit, a fuzzy guitar and a great rock voice...what more do you need! I've seen them a few times and it's always been a blast.

Warm-up band for Linkin Park. Possibly worst band I have ever seen live. All songs sounded exactly the same, and included repeated patterns of notes. Band deserved to be at a techno club if anything, not a rock concert.

Ferraby Lionheart was the opening act. I had never heard of him before but after this show I am a fan. He is very funny and has great music. Before this show I had only heard two or three of Priscilla's songs but after this show I am a huge fan. Priscilla has a fantastic voice and her songs are very meaningful. What I really enjoyed about her was that she interacted with the audience. I was surprised to find out that she is hilarious and even when she cursed it was funny. She also comes off as incredibly sweet, nervous and slightly awkward which makes her even more enjoyable to watch. Her band is also very fun. When they messed up they laughed it off and kept going. Overall it was one of the best shows I have seen. If you even like just one of her songs I highly recommend you see her live.

This show was average. I thought that the cirque du Soleil actors, and the special effects were the best part. The crowd overall, didn't seem that impressed with the show. But if you know going into it that he's making fun of the general magicians out there, with a bit of "Alice in Wonderland" meets "Interview with a Vampire" story its definately worth it. The show seems very short., only lasting about 45 minutes. Not what I would expect when paying $200 for ticktes.

Awesome! Hezekiah Rocked the opening song.....Loved Tamela Mann

You may find yourself among a motley crowd of rednecks that hoot and holler throughout the show. That's OK. The fun is in the singalong lyrics, the foot stomping, the hand clapping, and the skillful "gitar" playing by Rev. Peyton. It's an experience miles apart from any big name band at MSG, and way better.

Small intimate setting and a wonderful show. Eli sung his heart out to a small but excited audience. A few technical difficulties made the event even more special and intimate.