Faith No More

Even though they are one of my top three all time favorites, I haven't been to a Faith No More show since '92. But, WOW! Completely blown away! They were perfect. Mike Patton is, without a doubt, one of the front men in the history of front men. Wish I had a chance to catch them a few more times on the tour.

I've been listening to Faith No More since 1990, but this was my first time seeing them in concert and they did NOT disappoint. They were great live and had tons of energy even for older songs. The set list was a perfect sampler from all their albums, and included many of my favorite songs, such as The Real Thing, Epic, Midlife Crisis, Caffeine, Easy, I Started as Joke, Everything's Ruined, and The Gentle Art of Making Enemies. They also rocked my two favorite tracks from the new album Motherf***er and Superhero. They didn't talk much, they mostly just did their songs, but what banter they had was light and amusing. May be the best time I ever had at a concert. AND I got a poster signed by the entire band, exclusive to this event! There's no chance for me to see them again this tour, but if I can I'll see them on their next one!

From the time lights went out until the very end, Faith No More proved to everyone that they are still a force to be reckoned with. Mike Patton's vocals are as strong as ever and the band, as a whole, looked reinvigorated to be on stage together again. This was easily one of the best shows I have ever had the privilege to witness. And the sound was incredible. Whoever ran the sound board was on their A-game for this one. A perfect blend of everyone with no one person or instrument overpowering the others. A delight for the ears!

it was the best show i have seen in a long time. definately worth the drive from idaho. if you can, go and see these guys!

Of the dozens of concerts that I have been to, little have made such a mark upon me as Faith No More has. From sarcastic to heartfelt, it seems the concert was an all inclusive package. I went to the first of three shows at the Warfield, and drove up from Hollywood to mark the occasion. The energy from all of the fans prior to them taking the stage was unlike any that I've ever witnessed. There was an electricity in the air. Them starting out with 'Reunited' was appropriate on many levels (them being reunited as a band and the band reuniting with their fans in their home town). Every song that they played was as intense and awe inspiring as the next. Three songs in to their set, I had already determined that it was the best show that I've seen. A not on the venue; the Warfield: there is not a bad seat in the house, with elevated seating that left even the furthest rows with a perfect view. A really nice theater feel to the stage as well. HOWEVER, they had an asinine rule that there were no drinks allowed in the balcony seating. Why, you may ask? That is the million dollar question. Drinks were allowed below, but not above. I have been to at least a dozen venues with balcony seating and this is the first time that I have ever heard of this. Dumb rule, but not enough to blemish an incredible night.

No one will give this show anything less than a 5, it was that good.

Weird tot hink they are getting older, but hey so am I-but you wouldn't know it seeing them. Patton et all were incredibly great! It was a great treat to see Jello opening too and laying down some old Dead Kennedy's stuff. What a great freakin' bonus!!!

The main event: The Faith No More set was incredible and lived up to all the hype and YouTube snippets of the European festivals, very personal setting,though a bit short for my liking compared to their 2 1/2 hour sets headlining the big fests across the world. Every song hit hard and they proved they still got it and then some after 11 or so years apart. Only silght complaint were the two encores, only one song a piece, with a pretty anti-climatic ending, just a quick walk-off. Still overall a historical homecoming for one of the greatest 90's rock bands of the last couple of generations.

AWESOME FILLED WITH AWESOMENESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We flew from LA to San Francisco specifically to see FNM. Last night they proved that after 10 years that they are still one of the best rock bands of all time. I wish we could go again tonight knowing that they always put on a great show. I hope they keep up the momentum, start writing again and do another tour soon.

OMG!! This was a GREAT SHOW!! Faith No More was sooooo good! Mike Pattons voice was so clear and clean. The band sounded great, lead guitar AWESOME!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE the Warfield. Wonderful, beautiful place for a concert. They played all the greats and came out for three encores. I wish they wouldve come on a little sooner than ten, and their were a couple mix ups with the sound but overall one of my tops!!

Best concert I've ever been to hands down. Will never forget it.

FAITH NO MORE rocks like it's still 1997.. Mike Patton's vocal range is impressive, ranging from heavy metal growls to melodic serenades.

I was excited to see Faith No More, one of my favorite bands, for the first time last night. Wow, what a show! The sound at the Warfield was great as always, the band was super-tight and energized, and Mike Patton's rock-solid vocals were every bit as good as on FNM's albums. Songs included "Mid-Life Crisis," "Gentle Art of Making Enemies," "The Real Thing," and even a spellbinding version of Michael Jackson's "Ben." The between-song stage banter was also hilarious--"Way to go, drummer," says Mike Patton when drummer Mike Bordin accidentally drops a large birthday cake being presented to their guitar player who's birthday was that night. "Are you guys bored, you guys look bored," taunted Mike Patton to the crowd, who responded with defensive cheering. I was actually saddened to leave after the last song. At least I can say I've seen Faith No More in my lifetime--many years later after their formation, but just as good if not better.

Faith No More put on one of the best shows I've seen in a while. It was great to see these guys again on a small stage again.

I attended the Monday night show with a friend. It was awesome. Great covers, starting with "Reunitied", then Lady Gaga's Pokerface midshow and ending with "This Guy's In Love". One small quibble, Faith No More left out my favorite song "A Small Victory". Otherwise a four star thumbs up concert.

Just two words can describe FNM (ABSOLUTLY BRILLIANT)!!!!!!

So good to see them together again. If only Jim Martin would've been there. The guitar solos were sorely lacking.

The band was charismatic and rocked! I used to see them years ago and was happy to see they are better than ever. My girl crush on Mike has been renewed! If I was rich I would have gone all three nights to The Warfield to see them play. Outstanding!!!!

this guys are jamming like they never stoped playing together. as with most acts that have been out of the loop a while the singer is frequently the X factor; but I gotta say I don't think Michael Patton ever sounded better he absolutely blew the roof off of the Warfield!! I wish I could go to the tues and wed shows as well. Hope they keep playing locally, maybe Sonoma county?

Fantastic show, what a way to kick off their SF dates. So happy to have a chance to see my favs performed live, the band sounds great. Not exactly pleased with the sound system @ Warfield, it was way too distorted and you could not hear each instrument clearly. Mike Patton is one of the most underrated singers, his voice sounds amazing, even after all the screaming!

Faith No More's opening night of their reunion tour at the Warfield in San Francisco was phenomenal. Energetic, electric performance to an audience of Faith No More partials. There were long lines for merch....lines for drinks....the place was rocking by the time the band came on stage at about 10:15 pm. The band played a wide array of songs....and totally tore the place up before a hometown crowd. Faith No More put on a totally enjoyable show!!!

This was the best show I've ever been to, and I've been to quite a few. They sounded amazing, the lighting on stage was awesome, and they had amazing energy! If they come back again in the future I am definately going again! Well worth the 15 year wait!

The show was absolutely amazing from start to finish. The guys opened with a cover of Peaches & Herb's Reunited and then went into From Out of Nowhere. They played all the songs you would expect them to play (Epic, Land of Sunshine, Last Cup of Sorrow, Chinese Arithmetic) and kept rocking the entire time. They ended up doing 3 or 4 encores; The last being when the main lights had already come up and people were filing out of the theater. Overall it was a amazing show.

They were Awesome. On point ! Everybody loved the show .The opening act sucked . but when fnm came out it WAS AWESOME

Amazing concert! After so many years, these guys have not missed a beat and they're as good as ever. Would totally go again and again! 3 encores!!! Loved it

and it was amazing!!! They were having as much fun as the crowd was. Wish I was attedning the other 2 nights.

Faith No More is back, and it ain't no "old-geiser reunion tour"! Greatest live show I've ever & will ever see!!!

Faith No More's frontman, Mike Patton, is one of the few artists in the field of rock music who just get better with age. I've seen him years ago when his band toured with the Ozzfest. He and his band were good, but not as memorable. Over the years Mike has stretched and exercised his musical genius in many incarnations. Now that he's brought Faith No More back together you can noticeably see the results. He is more dynamic with his audience and a more polished artist. The band was awesomely tight. Dear Mike, please continue to make new music & always rock hard!

Great venue & great concert!!! Sound was amazing. Drinks were cheap.

This show was incredible, so much that I'm writing a review about it. I wish I could go back in time and catch at least a couple more US shows as traveling to South America is not an option although I would love to see them perform with those die-hard fans! The setlist was perfect and the performance could not be one bit better. Refused was a great opening act as well.

They put on such an amazing show, there set list changed completely from just seeing them 3 months earlier which I loved because the first time I saw them they left out a few greats. I have seen so many many in my life but I would have to put this near the top. Mike staged dive right next to me singing his ass off, They sound great live and if you have never seen them goooooooo you wont regret it. They have eluded me for 24+ years and now I have seen them twice in 3 months, I can die now......

Let me try not to get too dramatic here... FNM--in my opinion (which is an amazing opinion, by the way)--is THE best band ever. My Numero Uno. I just get it. I get them. I get Mike. I can't really explain it, but I don't think I have to. Now, onto the review: This was the best night of my life. Seriously. The band brought it in every way. The music that was playing while setting up the stage was great, classic and humorous (Pink Panther Theme, Age of Aquarius). The actual set was meticulous, loved the theme of it all. Loved all the white, flowers, and beads. Even down to MP's red bandanna in his back pocket. The setlist was perfect...IT WAS ALL SO PERFECT!!! I've been to a pretty decent amount of concerts in my time. I've seen a lot of bands. I gotta say I have NEVER heard a band sound as great live as FNM. They make it look so easy! I hollered, I sang, I cheered, I danced, I jumped. I, uh...elbowed some chick in the head. Hey, I apologized. But, come on!! Who sits down during a FNM concert???!!! Go sit in the lounge if you're not feeling well or you're tired. It's safer. We FNM fans are passionate...and a little crazy. Thank you, Faith No More. Been a fan for 25 years and finally got to see you guys. It was EPIC! Totally filled with gratitude.

This was the highlight of my life! Those men but on the best show. I am so happy they came back. For the love of God, please please come back to T.O. Soon!

Was one of the BEST concerts i've seen. The venue was awesome - people - and Faith No More came to delivery ... WAS AWESOME ... just need more now :)

This band never disappoints! The new album is fantastic and the old songs sound better than ever. All the guys have so much energy, but everyone needs to see Mike Patton in action at least once. This show was great for it's intimacy, but if it had been promoted correctly, they could have filled the main area and made history.

These guys are not hindered by the years at all. The show was fantastic! These guys are the band of my soul, and they had me grinning ear to ear the entire time. I could have stayed for hours.

Faith No More haven't lost any of their energy or love for what they do. There's still good chemistry between the band and plenty of amusing audience interaction as well. The setlist was a fun journey through the back catalog with a healthy dose of the new stuff which sounds great. Opening the set with The Real Thing was a real surprise and they were 6 songs in before they played anything new (Black Friday). They dipped heavily into Angel Dust throughout the show, dabbled in King for a Day and Album Of The Year and needless to say, played Epic which is actually one of my least favorite FNM songs due to sheer overplay. The performance was pretty seamless all the same and just showed not only how comfortably the new stuff sits with the old stuff - while different enough to remain interesting - but also how well their music in general stands the test of time. I didn't know much about the opening band Refused beforehand but was pleasantly surprised. They were a super tight and high energy genre hopping mix of groove metal, scream core and hardcore punk. As for the venue, getting in and out was fine, but - probably due to the unexplained late venue change - they were completely unprepared for a hard rock crowd all wanting beers at the same time. The queues for the bars were like nothing I've ever seen and the number of staff and stock on hand were completely inadequate. In the end, I just gave up and made sure I didn't miss the start of FNM's set. Not a bad decision as it turned out! Faith No More: Still Epic after all these years ;)

Thanks Faith No More álbum for the new album and for the show you give last night at the Madison theater , the best show I've seen in a very long time , intense and power as always , time didn't pass for you guys , gracias , gracias and more gracias !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for the comeback !!!! I was loosing my hope in listening good music again !!!!

Being a fan for 25 years, I finally saw FNM and I was NOT disappointed! They played with every bit of energy and character that their music demands and did it with style. Easily one of my top shows ever! So glad it was moved to the smaller venue. The only complaint I have is that the set seemed a little short. I would've liked a few more tunes, but 5-stars all the way! Easily one of the most important & influential bands of the last 30 years & they lived up to that status! "Get the mother@&%#?$ on the phone!"

Sound was tight, band's energy was great- good crowd. Played 6 tracks from Angel Dust, need I say more??

I've written reviews for FNM a few times here and this show at the theater @ Msg in front of a packed house was something that needed to be experienced live. With 6 songs played off their classic album ANGEL DUST including rare performances of A SMALL VICTORY and RV. The band sounded better than in their youth and the crowd was loving every second of it. Have say again how amazing the new songs (5 off the new album Sol Invictus tonight) Black Friday and the soon to be a classic Matador were highlights. Ending with Just A Man was the perfect finale. I have a feeling we might not see this band live for awhile. I hope I'm wrong.

Faith No More is not touring to cash checks, that's for sure. This was a great performance. The band is super tight, and Patten still has his complete vocal toolbox on board. The stage set was simple (everything white) and not distracting to the people or music coming from the stage - but it did look great when different gels were turned on. The color saturations were stellar. Been a fan of this band for 30 years, and loved hearing some older stuff, but I enjoyed myself most during the Sol Invictus songs. This new album is awesome and I think they could've played even more from it. I danced for 90 minutes. I didn't see a single person sit down the entire show. Go see it.

Excellent show from opening to end. Tight, clean and pounding. Entire audience stood the entire show. Everyone singing along and their new stuff holds up. Glad they changed venues. Sound was better in the theater than it would have been in the larger Madison Square Garden venue.

Epic, Mother Fckr, Easy on a Sunday Morning.....AWESOME!!

Great show. We were pretty close to the stage and the place was packed. Only complaint: it was about 85 degrees in there the whole show.

Excellent show thought they were great. Only issue is sound was way to low and took half the show it seemed before they turned it up and still could of been louder

WOW! Great show. Faith No More were awesome the sound quality was so great and the set list was brillant. Biggest surprise was Refused. They are freaking amazing!

Great show. Good mix of old and new shows. Venue was intimate.

good music performed by a group of assholes, nice venue

I've been a long time fan and thought I'd never get the chance to see them. Well I did get that chance, and they did not disappoint. Time has been kind to these guys cause they sounded very much like I'd hoped; very clean and precise. They played a lot of songs off of Angel Dust and they were spot on.

After an extended hiatus, Faith No More is back and better than ever. They played outside behind the Masquerade in Atlanta. They were on time, Patton kept things moving, interacted with the crowd and the whole band sounded fantastic. Well worth waiting a very long time to finally see them live. If you're even remotely a fan I can't recommend them enough.

what an amazing show.. Couldn't have asked for more..

Once again, Faith No More has outdone themselves with their live show. We last saw them here at the Mann for the Second Coming tour a few years back and the years have been kind to all the members of the group. They only get better with age. We have been graced with their presence since we won the lottery both times with this tour. The set list was varied with a good selections of older songs along with some new songs from Sol Invictus. My only criticism of the concert is that I would have loved to have heard more of the new music. Also, I felt that the lackluster response of the crowd was an insult to the band. The Philadelphia area does not seem to appreciate the fact that this band chose to play here twice recently and was one of the few dates in the US for previous Second Coming tour. Who knows if they will ever tour again! It was a honor to be able to see them again. The opening act, The Refused was OK but seemed to have a fan base that was truly happy to see them.

I never thought I would get to see Faith No More but they reunited and did not disappoint!

Faith No More put on one of the best shows I've ever seen. They're such a talented group of guys.

I spent many boozy nights post-high school discussing dream concerts with friends, lamenting the fact I never got to see Faith No More live. I can now wipe that from my Never Woulda Thought Bucket List. FNM was intensely energetic and delivered a flawless performance of choice catalog selections as far back as The Real Thing through surprise insta-classic Sol Invictus.

For a band that had been broken up for the better part of 2 decades, this was one of the best shows I have ever seen. They seem to love coming to Philly too. The sound at this venue, especially for being outside, was incredible.

Sound and music from FNM are intact. Very good concert and delivery.

Faith No More delivered in a big way. They haven't toured for many years, but they still sound wonderful live. They played a good bit of the new album, and some of the old classics like Epic, Midlife Crisis, and Easy. Mike and Roddy talked to the crowd a bit, they were quite funny. I was surprised at the amount of moshing at the

If you don't know how awesome this show was, you shouldn't be reading this. Gets. No. Better. Ever.

First time I have seen them live and would absolutely pay money to see them again. Music, vocals and sound mix were all fantastic. Mike Patton's voice sounded great. If you are a fan of FNM, you will regret missing this show.

Faith No More was absolutely amazing. I have been listen to this band for years and haven't been able to go see them live since they haven't toured in years. They did not disappoint, played all of my favorite songs by them and interacted with the audience with humor and played two encores. I had the best time and would suggest to anyone I know to see them live at least once.

I can't believe it's been so long between shows. My first was in 1990 when they opened for Robert Plant. I was blown away then and nothing has changed. Their energy was magnetic. Each of the band members seemed to be having a wonderful time. Mike Patton's voice is absolutely mesmerizing. How he can go from a full throat scream in one song to a soft pop song next is hard to understand. Considering that this tour has them doing shows night after night, it's a miracle that his voice is still so perfect. Love them. Will see them again as soon as possible.

I loved the show FNM put on at the South Side Ballroom in Dallas. These gentlemen dont seem to have taken note of the fact they have turned 50... They ROCK harder thank you ever

What a great comeback, amazing and powerful performance. I attended all three shows and great song selection, the crowd in perfect mood and connected with the band all the time. Very profesionals and great sound. I'm happy to see this band back on stage and so many young people listening as well. Welcome back Faith No More, one of the greatest bands.

What a great comeback, amazing and powerful performance. I attended all three shows and great song selection, the crowd in perfect mood and connected with the band all the time. Very profesionals and great sound. I'm happy to see this band back on stage and so many young people listening as well. Welcome back Faith No More, one of the greatest bands.

With a lead singer that has over 5 octaves of vocal range and who isn't shy about showing that off and a band with over 20 years of history and experience, it's literally jaw dropping and awe inspiring to see a performance of this caliber.

The venue was nice, the crowd was well behaved but stoked. Good friends, good music. I felt like a kid again. On top of all that, the band was great and the sunset was awe inspiring! I think that it inspired the band to give it a little more than usual. All in all it combined together to be a amazing night!

WOW, WOW, WOW, excellent, Mike Patton and Faith No More are some the most talented musicians in the world! The show could not be any better! I have been a fan for 20 plus years and never seen them live, and they did not disappoint!!!! See this show at all costs!!!!!

Killer venue, Killer show. Jim Martin was missed but in appearance only. The band sounded phenomenal. I didn't want it to end.

It was as if they never missed a beat! Hopefully they come back after touring overseas and play a full set for Philly. Seems they only played one oncore when other venues had 2. Would have loved to have heard We Care A Lot, I Started a Joke and some of the other songs that weren't played at the Philly show.

After all these years FNM put on an incredible show as if they never missed a beat!!!!

The show was beautiful, the band sounded tight and like they'd never broken up. Mike Patton sounded amazing and just throws off personality like heat. The venue was pretty good, good sight lines, great view of Manhattan - which the band mostly enjoyed since they were facing it :) - and plenty of food and port-o-potties - there was even toilet paper in the port-o's at the end of the show!

Faith No More had Neil Hamburger open the show and do his comedy. It was priceless. I couldn't even keep up with how man digs at the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Rahzel came out afterward and did some of the maddest beats you ever felt rattle your insides. It felt like a never-ending earthquake. He put every buildings structural soundness in the area to the test. Neil once again emerged to surprise us with even more digs. Just when we thought there couldn't possibly be any more... ZING! (coughhackcough) Ladies and gentlemen: FAITH NO MORE! Faith No More comes out dressed to kill (as always) and kicks off one hell of a show with REUNITED. The set list was insane. It had every song I had hoped to hear. I couldn't even tell you right now about the set list because I am still in rant and rave mode about the concert as a whole. They even took a moment to have all of us turn around and admire the city skyline that makes New York.... well, New York. Did I mention this was held at the Williamsburg Waterfront? What a great place for a concert. The view in every direction is spectacular, it sits on the water, its outdoors and generally just a nice place to be. Faith No More... Thank you so much for reuniting. You made the wait worth my while. ---t00F

Amazing band..amazing show...amazing venue; wished I could had gotten closer though.

I was a casual fan of FNM but after their performance at the iconic Warfield in San Francisco, I have become a disciple of their experimental music and presentation. The mixing of the Commodores Easy with their post punk mental trash etc, at first seems absurd. But they make it work with their exuberance and obvious love of music. The venue was filled with old and new fans and all seem to have enjoyed the symphony of musical styles.

Best concert I've ever been, incredible, after all these years FNM still kick ass, songs still are progressive-thinking music and never sound old. Nice venue, nice city, beautiful crowd. Band performed awesome. 100% Recommended, but if you missed it too bad.

They put on a great show! Still rockin like they used to.

I have seen Mike Patton in several of his other projects but this seems like the Mike of the 80's and 90's. High energy, interacting with the crowd and lots of great vocals! In other bands he just plays with his toys, recorders and effects which might be fun for him... but no so much for us. My ears will be ringing for days!

So amazing! I have been hoping for a reunion for YEARS! I didn't want to leave when they finished, and thank goodness because they came out when half the place was cleared to do a final encore! YAY! I was a little worried that they wouldn't rock because of their ages (to be honest), but they continued to impress throughout the entire show! Rockin my ass off!!!!

And destroyed their hometown of San Francisco in doing so. Unbelievable energy the whole night from the crowd and the band. If you can get tickets to tonight or tomorows show, do it!

They played with as much energy as I have ever seen any band play with. They played all of their hits. They played THREE encores!! What else is there to say. FNM is has it and I hope they keep making music for a long time to come.

Faith no more, put on a good show. I liked the flowery stage design. The sound was good. A nice, friendly venue.

This was an outdoor event in Atlanta in August. It was pretty hot. However, the concert was great. Mike Patton has an awesome voice. I was standing towards the back of the field and could hear and see everything just fine. I would definitely go back to this venue if I'm in town.

Faith No More was awesome and Refused put on a good show with their energy. The drummer was off a lot, though, and didn't even know one of the songs in the set list. FNM was everything I hoped for and more! Only complaint about them was that they didn't play 2-3 songs I knew pretty good...good stage show and Patton had me in tears at times with his craziness! lmfao Check them out and you won't be disappointed!

Great show, the band do make an effort to make an unforgattable concert! First at all the crowd seemed very shy, but along the show people woke up and was a great audience too.

Faith No More once again put on a show that left my jaw hanging. They sound just as amazing 20 yrs later with Mike Pattons voice and range absolutely flawless. The whole band demonstrated supreme talent. The sound quality was great at the theatre.

influential period! great band , one more album!!!!!!!!!! sound perfect live!!!

the show was fantastic. mike's voice s amazing as always. well worth the six hour drive

Never thought I'd get the chance to see Faith No More and not only were they absolutely amazing, having Refused open the show was fantastic. Both bands played excellent sets and I left feeling as though I could die happy.

What a terrific night of rocking entertainment. Refused was really good, FNM was sublime. So good to see them back together after all these years. Husband saw them in early nineties and still talks about that show as one of the best. They did not disappoint.

When I purchased the tickets, I had never heard of Refused, but was thoroughly impressed when the boys hit the stage and came out swinging! Refused and their music was KILLER!!!! They provided the momentum for the show, but when Faith No More knocked it right out of the amphitheater by starting off their set with "Motherf*cker"! It was a great night and THANK GOD for the cooler temps for a summer night in NC!!! Oh, and some advice for the 55+ year old attendees who decide to start sh*t in the PIT, take your Geritol and chill out! No one wants to get arrested hitting a senior citizen because said senior citizen had one too many drinks of "liquid courage" during the show!

Faith No More put on a great show! The band sounded so tight! Mike's voice was on point! ...a couple surprises with fun cover songs...Masquerade is the perfect outside venue.

Super tight great band great live performance and red hat amphitheatre is a great venue.

It was incredibly hot/muggy being outside, but the concert was the best ever!!! I wish people wouldn't have been pushing and shoving the whole time, but I just elbowed them back.

One of the few bands that needs to continue touring! The side projects and solo missions are good but FNM is one of the entertainment treasures. Mike Patton is one of the most talented artists alive! Dave Grohl and Mike Patton keep cross genre music alive and kicking!

Amazing show! If you are a fan and you don't go to one of these shows, you should be ashamed of yourself and just stop listening to music. These guys were as tight as a misquito's butthole. Best concert I've seen in well over a decade. Mike Patton and the guys have really raised the bar for everyone. Don't miss this tour!

Awesome? Amazing? I don't think those words quite capture it. I can't claim to have ever been a FNM super fan in the past. I liked them fine but was never blown away. Now...blown away. What a performance! The band was tight and on point. The vocals were inhuman. Seriously! Patton needs a spot on the X-Men or something. Can't express, through type, the proper level of enthusiasm behind my recommendation to see them if you haven't already. If you have seen them then see them again.

They sounded and looked great, well put together concert. Great music selection! Thank you for coming to Atlanta!