Danzig

Great venue! Even better company! not to rowdy! Had a great time would go again!

Danzig sucks. I came to see Superjoint Ritual. Superjoint killed it.

DANZIG was off the hook last monday even though security was to tight to sneak aroun lol

The negatives will be as follows: The weather but you can't blame anyone for that but they sure didn't hurry in letting people in as we are getting soaked. The sound: it was good, but you could just not make out vocals at all. Drinks: 650 for a bud light? The positives: Venue: I like this place, good layout over all but sold out show means way way packed Parking: 6.00, ill take that after paying 15 for place Everyone put on a great show, the opening band wasn't bad but I think they played 1-2 songs too long. Gorgeous Frankenstein: Solid set, mixed new songs in with old, great performance - oh yea the special guest didn't hurt either. Danzig: Everyone played their asses off - encore with Doyle was great, 2 songs, which we could have had been 4 if the opening bad didn't play as long. Worth the 2 hr drive and 40 bucks a tickets

Hands down one of the best shows I've ever been too. Michael Graves coming out with Gorgeous Frankenstein and doing Graves Misfits songs was amazing. And Danzig, where do I start. Absolutely amazing setlist, played all my favorite songs including Twist of Cain, Am I Demon, How the Gods Kills, and closed with Mother. The encore when he brought Doyle out and did Skulls and Die Die My Darling completed my life. I can die happy now.

Danzig still have there touch!!!! Great concert guys.....

it was amazing he sounds great i hope he tours more especially in nyc.

Awesome set including many great Danzig tunes from my favorite albums: 1, 2, 3 & 4. Doyle came out for the encore & did 2 Misfits tunes, "Skulls" & "Die Die". The show was sold out.

Amazing show. But Starland is hard to walk around, bars are in stupid areas, always sell too many tickets.

starland ballroom is crap. hard to find place, in the middle of nowhere. Danzig only played 2 misfits songs with doyle. two songs were awesome but it was a tease. waited all night and drove for hours for 5 minutes of music. i feel let down :(

First off seeing Doyle back with Michale Graves was amazing. On to Danzig, the band sounded tight and Glenn's voice was still strong and was really working the crowd. My only complaint is that the venue seemed oversold as you couldnt even move at all once you found as spot.

Are you kidding me??? What a show!!! First Gorgeous Frankenstein and then Danzig and at the end, Doyle joined Danzig on stage!!!! Doyle is hypnotic - GD shows he's still the master - Steve Zing??? On Fire!!! One for the ages - so glad to have them back in Jersey!!!

We were excited to see Danzig as he was our favorite band 15+ years ago with their Lucifuge album but what we got was horrible death metal unable to hear any of the vocals only could hear the bass. The other cover bands were worse would not recommend this show to anyone. Plus the whole no pic no video thing was crazy and the bouncers were rude.

Loved it!!! Line up was great!! Love me some Danzig!!

Great show, great energy! Danzig's band was playing great and the set list was near perfect.

The openers were solid, especially Superjoint. Phil Anselmo was classic. DANZIG KILLED IT!!!!! He previewed some tracks from the upcoming covers album, Skeletons. He hit up classic Danzig tracks. It was everything you want when you go to see Glenn Danzig perform.

Witch Mountain was a good opener I will definitely be looking into them in the future. Prong was a nice surprise those guys put on a hell of a show and I've already picked up an album from them. Veil of Maya was in the wrong place with the wrong crowd but as soon as they left and Phil Anselmo came in the place went insane. Superjoint put on one of the most aggressive and entertaining shows I have ever seen. Danzig was exactly what I expected in all the best ways It was truly memorable.

Really awesome lineup - all different styles of metal. Witch Mountain is doom with female vocals, but quite good. Prong rocked the industrial side of metal - powerful bassist. Veil of Maya were awesome, really solid death metal. Superjoint is a must see - heck, it's one quarter of Pantera. Phil Anselmo is a masterful frontman and controls the stage. Danzig played every song that you wanted to hear and is still an impressive vocalist. The sound was a bit off but the performances were terrific. Great line up.

I was worried going in that Danzig would be a mere shadow of his former self. I was wrong. Despite some technical issues and Glenn taking an unfortunate spill at the start of the show, I was more than pleased with Danzig's performance. Their set list wisely focused on Danzig I-IV. I wasn't too into any of his cover songs, mainly because I was unfamiliar with two of them. It's obvious on their records that Glenn's voice is not quite what it once was, but he still brought it live. His voice is still incredibly powerful, though it lacks some of the subtleties it used to have. The sound overall was good. It was great to see Danzig and the crowd mutually having such a great time, the crowd's enthusiasm fed the band and vice versa. Not a lot of aging rock acts can still live up to their legend the way Danzig did. As far as the openers, I really enjoyed Witch Mountain, I'd like to see them again. Their music was very similar to Danzig but with a very strong female vocalist. Prong and Superjoint Ritual are very good bands, I'm just not interested in their music. Tommy Victor from Prong has a lot of energy on stage and was really into the show. Phil Anselmo is a riot on stage. Just seems like a good dude. He sang happy birthday to his mom, it was awesome. Veil of Maya is easily one of the worst bands I've ever seen at a venue of that size. I felt like I was watching the opener at a metalcore show with too many bands on it at a hole in the wall all ages venue surrounded by high school kids with swoop hair in 2004. Their singer is the worst vocalist I've heard in a long time and the songs are really one note and boring. I seriously do not remember him being on key one single time when he was singing. Do not see them. The show still gets 5 starts overall despite Veil of Maya sucking to high heaven because Danzig was so impressive and the other bands were good.

I wasn't that crazy about veil of Maya at all, screamo is not at all my thing. Prong was way better than I thought. But the best part of it all was Danzig!!! Damn he's aged, extremely glad I saw him! I've always been a fan of the misfits and it looks like Glenn has still got it!!

I have seen Danzig around 1995'ish with Type O Negative here in New Orleans, Saw him in 2008 in Dallas at the Palladium Ballroom and Again here October 2015!! I must say he never disappoints!!! I will continue to see him every chance I get! I will say the most memorable one for me though is the 95' show because Danzig stayed outside and signed autographs and took photos with all his fans until the line was gone!! which was so great. Since he allows no photos or video inside maybe at small venues such as this he could stick around and let the fans get some shots afterward. However, regardless I will always go no matter photos or video or not!

Great opportunity to see two of the greatest bands in their scene... first Pennywise with their hardcore from California destroying everything, and after Danzig singing live, and I was a lucky person to see such legend live on the stage!

Best part of show- Danzig hands down; the other bands were good but the lead singers just didn't have the voice like Glenn

This was my first time seeing Danzig, I Have Followed Since 1991 after being introduced to them while stationed in Germany with the Army. Glenn's voice mesmerized me and Danzig was my favorite band from then on. I was never at the right place at the right time to see a show. It finally happened and I feel more complete because of it. I will attend each and every Danzig show that I can get to free now on.

Really good show. Danzig was awesome as he always is. Some things get better with age. Doyle being there for the anniversary show kicked it off just right too. Nice surprise and got to hear some old misfits tunes.

I was amazed on the sound quality, seen him two years ago and it wasn't as good as this, he cancelled last years show with doyle because he was sick. So this was why I went to see him again so I could finally here his misfits material. Overall it was so amazing, but man they might have played for a total of an hour and a half, most all shows I ever go to are a good 2 hours. Especially since he said he's gonna try and make up for last year. thats my only complaint, just felt like there could have been more misfits stuff. Oh and 3 opening bands is way too much, so annoying. butcher babies has to go, they are terrible. doyle is a friggin beast, I've seen him several times with jerry only and it seems like he beats his guitar up so bad now. he literally has to change it out after every song. he never did that before. it was great seeing them up there though, I'v been a big fan since I was 13 yrs old and its a dream to see them play together.

This show literally has jumped to my number favorite show all time. Danzig had to cancel the Legacy tour here last year due to illness, and he promised to make up for it. Well, he did that and then some. He blew through a tight set of all classic Danzig from the first 3 albums and then played a face melting Misfits set with Doyle. A few more Zig tunes then encored with some killer Misfits tunes. Glenn was in top form, sounded like I was listening to the record! I will never forget hearing Glenn playing those timeless Misfits classics. DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW! I Turned Into a Martian! Whoa Oh Oh...

Danzig still kicks ass, and he played a lot of classic Danzig songs as well as some Misfits songs when Doyle was on stage too. I've waited years to see this, and it was definitely worth it. I was rockin' out and singin' along to the good stuff! Danzig has a good band with a lot of energy, and be sure to bring ear plugs too because it gets loud as heck but in a good way.

THC: amazing, white horse called death: decent, butcher babies: car wreck with no jaws of life in sight! Danzig: outstanding! Apologetic for being sick last year, definitely made up for it with this show!

Awesome show. Don't miss it. Thc / danzing were amazing

Simply amazing. Old stuff from the misfits an Danzig as well as some of the newer stuff. A pale horse rocked it. Texas hippie coalition were incredible butcher babies were eh... But Danzig an Doyle took the performance from ok to amazing. I hope they keep rocking on bc they still put out awesome tracks.

It's Danzig and Doyle. What more needs to be said?

Over all the show was an enjoyable one. I wasn't able to get there for the first two bands, but caught Butcher Babies, and then Danzig. I'm not familiar with BB, and honestly they aren't really by bag. That aside I will give them props for being some Bad Ass B*tches who can head bang with the best of 'em. Danzig's crew played for a good hour and a half. More than expected. At first his vocals were a bit quiet, but the crew seemed to fix this as the night went on. Love that they visited some old misfits tunes. The venue was also great. Big, roomy, nice staff, fast bar service. I'm going to be sad to see this place go.

Rowland will be closing in April was glad I went to the venue before they Tate it down . And the show was great .

First off... I loved seeing APHND! They were awesome and great friends!! Danzig I liked but was disappointed by his manners with his fans. I have been a fan since he was a Misfit and the show was alright. But the Butcher Babies were tasteless and awful. Glad APHND was there! They were great and put on a great show! I will always support them! Danzig if you were more nicer to your fans that supported you for all these years you may get a good review. 100% lost a fan! But will see APHND anytime!

AMAZING set by Danzig with special guest Doyle. One of he best concerts I've ever been to.

Pretty great show! Vocals were off on the first 2 songs......but they weren't classic songs so not a big deal. Proper sound adjustments were made for the remainder of the set....which was pure classic Danzig! Great song selection. Played all of the favorites. Great Misfits set too! Although Doyle is there strictly for the visual element. Don't think he's contributing much musically by walking around and punching his guitar! Overall, pretty awesome show at a great venue! Disappointed to hear the place will be closing down in March.

Get there early and you get a chance to meet some band members at the merch booths. I met Sal Abruscato and Johnny Kelly from a Pale Horse Named Death. They signed my cd and were quite gracious. They were the first band up and they were awesome. Not a bad song in the bunch. Really great metal. Next up was Texas Hippie Coalition. It was reminiscent of Pantera in terms of sound. Call it Southern fried metal. They were fantastic also. Pissed Off and Mad About it!! Then came The Butcher Babies. I should have known when I found their sound check annoying. Two hot chicks running around on stage with some kickass music looks good on paper. Unfortunately, loud does not equal good. It was all noise. Screaming. Even the drums didn't come through. So of course, their set was twice as long as Pale Horse and Texas Hippie. By time they left I was almost deaf in one ear. Those ladies had a lot of energy but the music was just awful. Danzig comes on and it was outrageous! Doyle comes out and tears it up! Definitely worth any amount of money spent to get there.

The Norva is an amazing venue. I enjoy every show i've been to there and this one was no different. This was the best show i've seen ther.

I went down to Charlotte NC to see this concert. Danzig was great. I really loved when Doyle came out and they did a lot of the old Misfits songs. Steve Zing is great too. I love how he works up the audience. I also wanted to note one of their opening bands which I thought was really great, A Pale Horse Named Death. They really got the crowd going and their music is killer! Also, I met them at their merchandise table after their set. You couldn't meet a nicer group of guys. Best concert ever!

Danzig was the best concert I've ever been to so much energy

He looked great, sounded great, played forever. Love ya, Glenn!

Once again Danzig puts on a tremendous show. He definetly does his best to make sure that his fans have a great time. Loved the fact that he played only old classic danzig and misfit songs. This concert was a fitting end to an iconic venue such as roseland ballroom. Can't wait till he comes around again.

DANZIG always kicks ass live always did always will ^__^

The show was by far the best I've ever seen the band was spot on and glen was all over the place. The misfits set was amazing as was Doyle's playing.

Great show. All his best songs were heard..........mostly from his first three albums. Doyle came out halfway through the concert & Hardcore Punk Misfits tunes were jammed full freakin' speed! He played 75 min then came out for many encores. Thought the old man didn't have it in him but it was a strong delivery.

Danzig killed it. Seeing Misfits songs performed by 2 of the original lineup was surreal. The only less-than-awesome element: Tommy Victor pales in comparison to John Christ.

The band played really heavy from the start. Danzig certainly made his presence known from the beginning. They played a nice arrangement of old and new music. The excitement of the crowd grew when they played into the Samhain material. Finally the whole place went crazy as ex-Misfits bassist Doyle Von Frankenstien stomped onstage and took the place of bass to wrench out the final Misfits segment of the show. The place rocked non-stop. The band went on to play 2 encores. It was unforgettable.

I didnt feel Danzig gave it his all i seen the Chicago show on YouTube and it was more lively maybe hes just beat but it was a good night out with the weather being bad and all

The fact that I did not die from sheer joy is amazing. There aren't words.

I loved loved loved Danzig! All the bands were good but when Danzig came out that venue exploded! My first heavy metal concert and I recommend ANYONE to go see this show! <3 Danzig and his band signed my shirt even.....epic fun!

Danzig was awesome. He performed just as expected. Great stage props and setup. There was not a bad seat in the house. I must throw a stinger into the review. Stage AE needs to turn down the volume to really enjoy what the artist is playing and conveying. Icons like Danzig won't be around too much longer.

Last time I saw Danzig was as 2nd opener (along with Suicidal Tendencies) on Metallica's "Shit Hits the Sheds" tour in '94 at the old Mann Music Center in Devon, PA. And while that show rocked 100%, it was a much bigger venue. So getting to see Danzig up close and personal in a more intimate venue like Club Nokia while great, didn't completely compensate for the venue's lack of great sound. Levels seemed off for most of the show and Glenn repeatedly dissed them on this point for the first 3-4 songs. Other than their levels being off, the groups performance was great and for his age, Glenn can still totally rock it, belting out his trademark, gravely bellows. Within just a few songs, he was drenched in sweat and parading and posing on the stage with his (also) trademark stances, gripping the mic consistently for the audience's participation. Obviously he cares and respects his fans for their allegiance and takes every opportunity to make that known while kicking ass like a true rock star should.

Euphoric. Primal. Legendary. Glenn Danzig never lets his audience down. The more you give him as an audience the more he will give right back in return. Opening the Night with his traditional unforgettable stage commanding presence, Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein and his new band 'Gorgeous Frankenstein' Charged forward with a relentless powerful set. The audience during this set seemed to be very much into it at the same time storing their energy for Danzig, I also believe there were a lot of strong hopes for a 'Misfits' set with Glenn and Doyle, so people were probably trying to store their energy for that as well. I personally rocked out and enjoyed it to the fullest, taking in the power, imagery, and energy that Alex, Doyle, Chud, and Graham exerted forth. Graham does a fine job in his position on bass, playing left handed mirroring doyle's standard position on stage. Chud's ever present smiling "drummer's face" and steady hands and feet, can't help but put you in a good mood. Alex Story seemed slightly frustrated do to what he perceived as a lack of audience participation, yet still bellowed and rocked, giving nothing but a 5 star 100% performance. Knowing his back ground I can agree the crowd was not intense enough for him. Doyle gave nothing but what you expect from him with a performance like no one else can pull off, hard hitting, jack-hammering, and thunderous. Connecting with the crowd in a way only he can do. Doyle's patients was noticeably starting to wear thin with his guitar tech, but how else is one supposed to respond to multiple technical failure's? Over all I definitely would like to see them again and continue to hear new material as well. After about an hour of anticipation Johnny, Tommy, and Steve assemble onto the stage During 'Wotan's Procession', firing the audience up. Then out steps the man everyone came to see, full force and with the relentless energy he constantly emanates. Johnny as a drummer has truly made his mark over the years of being amazing and prompt. I believe truly will make legendary status at some point, if not, already so. Steve is great with the crowd and precise and professional, just the way Glenn likes it. His personal connection with the audience however, shines through very well in his performance. TOMMY! TOMMYYY! Never lets you down with his natural leadership skills and perfect timing. Tommy is starting to look a bit weathered like a Mexican bandito out of 'The good, the bad, and the ugly' but his attitude on stage is always so uplifting, making you want to smile and feel good about yourself for being there. Glenn's performance was nothing but what any fan of his would expect, and it was to my standards, perfection. His upfront taunting is more than encourage-able, really making you want to incite a riot for all good intentions. But honestly, now-a-days we have a lot more wimps, less people wanting to get involved with the show, let alone the fact that the fear of police is more and more intense these days since close to everything is an arrestable offense. I would have love to have done what Glenn mentioned had happened before when he played at the trocadero and just destroy everything. Cause that's what a good show is all about to men like Glenn, we have to be there for him as much as he is there for us if you want a stellar performance from him. Like I mentioned earlier the more you give him, the more he will give back in return. You literally feel as if each song is a gift. The over all sound was perfect and the set was spectacular, honestly could not ask for more. A true man of the people, a highly respectable self made man. I hope he never stops playing. Need to find a way to make this man live forever, though we know he won't, cause his music and performances are always legendary.

Danzig was amazing & sounded great!! Still hot too

Danzig is an Awesome performer I always enjoy seeing his shows. Been a Misfits fan since 1980 and I've followed all his solo projects Samhain and Danzig. Very enjoyable show full of Energy and creativity as always. Not to mention classic hit after classic hit. Well worth the ticket price and the trip. also plenty of interaction and conversation with other fans at the event. The theater itself I had never been to before. I liked the layout and the Antiquity of the place also very good sound system. I will attend more shows at the Welmont.

Three opening acts were killer. Mutoid man was awesome,and Coc was even better. Danzig kicked ass as usual. Still mt favorite venue. Easy bar ,bathroom and food access

Intense and riveting. There is noting quite like seeing Danzig live.

As always a great show. Venue was ok. There are other places I would rather go but Montclair is a nice town

This man didn't take 1 break & im slightly younger & sang every song w/him & I had 2 sit & catch my breath! He was AMAZING

Corrosion of Conformity absolutely tore it up as always!!! They never disappoint! Can't wait for the new album! First time I saw Danzig, the lead guitarist was top notch and all there songs rocked!!! Awesome show!!!

What great show!!!! Corrosion was great and Danzig killed it!!!!!!

Sure, he's losing his hair, a bit chunky and no longer has the voice of his youth - but Glenn and Co. still put on a good show and rocked hard. Glenn struggles a bit with his voice and his high energy growls but he still got into it and rocked the crowd. Interestingly, the venue was extremely vigilant about censoring photos and videos- with a flashlight - when they saw a camera they shine a bright light into the lens....probably for the best. But if you like the Man, the myth, the legend, they are definitely worth checking out.

Great setlist. Danzig sounded great and he smiled several times haha.

I grew up being a Danzig and Corrosion Of Conformity fan forever and had never seen them live and now I wish I hadn't. Corrosion played well but knowing their song catalog they pivked the slowest most boring tracks to play. Now onto Danzig, during his shows they make blatant announcements that photos and videos are not allowed and now I know why, from the moment he started singing it was downhill if you want to call it singing. He sounded like he was gasping for breath on some parts and just talking on others, he made zero effort to sound anything like what we grew up hearing on recordings, I held out for about 8 songs then as soon as he started playing "Dirty Black Summer" one of my favorite tracks I couldn't bear it anymore as he was was slaughtering the song, I will continue to love the recordings but try to while the image out of my head of the god awful stage show

Danzig was great. He should have been casted as Wolverine instead of Hugh Jackman. He also seems to love YouTube. When he sang "Mother" it reminded me of how I forgot to call her this week. Thanks Danzig for reminding me to call my mother.

Every band at this gig was killa. I'd go again if it were still near me.

This show was great. This is a nice venue, the bands were great. My only complaint is why I couldn't take pictures with my phone which is not a professional camera in any way. If this bothers Glen Danzig then I guess limit it to his part of the show but I was there to see Superjoint Ritual. Who were amazing by the way!!

City National Civic in San Jose is not the right venue for this concert. Too large of a venue makes the crowd look small and the sound washed out. It also seemed like perhaps the exuipment used was the backup stuff as the production and overall sound amwas less than I would have expected. Superjoint was the best act of the night. Overall... terrible venue, below average production, decent lineup.

Saw the Danzig show in Philadelphia. Among the openers, Prong was the big surprise--really tight set and even my wife loved them. Danzig was amazing. Got the crowd pumped up, and a few songs in did "How the Gods Kill." To me, this was the highlight of the night--seemed like the whole crowd knew the words and the energy was wild. The covers in the middle were fun, especially NIB. "Twist of Cain" and "Mother" back to back at the end were really high-energy and I would've been satisfied if that was the end. But they did an encore and I got to hear "Long Way Back from Hell" which made it perfect. If you have a chance to see this tour, DO NOT MISS IT! I should've posted this earlier, but there's still a couple dates left.

Danzig was amazing, came out strong and kept going. Nice long set, band was fabulous, good moshing up front. Phil and Superjoint were fun and entertaining

It was overall a great show. My husband and I were just a little bit disappointed with the sound of the vocals. Superjoint was tight! They got us all pumped up. When Danzig came out we were a little deflated.

Another unforgettable performance by Danzig!! Never doubt his energy! EVER!

Loved the show and the setlist was unique and very unpredictable. Didn't like that it seemed oversold and that the main floor had a lot of open space and everyone else was crammed in the upper section.

All that I can (because my english its so bad) is that I loved it all. Amazing bands and great show! Thanks Danzig for so good concert, you rocks! I hope see this band in México someday!

This was my 4th time seeing Danzig, and he keeps getting better and better. The energy that he pours out every night is amazing, and well worth the price of admission. He played a mix of older Danzig hits, and some Misfits favorites as well, with Doyle slamming away on guitar. The crowd was singing every song, and you could tell Danzig was loving it. He sounded great and the band was spot on- true pros performing timeless music.

It was AWESOME !!! I would highly recommend your venue !!

Glenn was losing his voice..still a pretty good show. on his last song he didnt even say peace to the crowd just walked off..been to 4 other danzig concerts this one was my least favorite performance!

Finally got to see Danzig and Doyle. They only played about 8 or 9 Misfits songs but those few minutes were worth it. Danzig also played a few early songs that I haven't heard him play live before so that was cool. And fricken Corrosion of Conformity opened (!!) A great time overall.

Razor sharp guitars, Glen Danzig's voice was spot on. An excellent show for young and old heavy metal / punk rock fans.

Concert was great. Three opening acts is a little excessive, but when Danzig finally walked out the place went nuts. I had a great then when they went into their Misfits set the place blew up. Doyle came stomping out and it was awesome. THe only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that 1) 3 Opening Acts is too many for me to sit through and 2) I'm not sure if he was just done or the KC people weren't loud enough for him, but we never got to hear the Skulls finale. We heard Mother but Skulls would have made this a perfect night for me. OVerall, it was great. I would LOVE to see an all Misfits concert one day. We can only hope.

Loved this show! Great to see Danzig AND Doyle together for a mix of Misfits and classic Danzig performances. Not sure why there was no encore - that was disappointing - the crowd seriously wanted MORE. I would go again if the opportunity presented itself. Great show!

I've been a Misfit's/Samhain/Danzig fan since the mid-80s. Not long after the demise of the original Misfits and the formation of Samhain. Due to varying circumstances, I've never gotten to see Danzig live. So to be able to see him with Doyle was a must-see for me. Danzig is legendarily temperamental and his history of walking of stage and his recent near meltdown at Fun Fun Fun Fest had me a little concerned. My fears were only partially founded, but founded nonetheless. There weren't any opening acts listed on the tickets, but there ended up being three. Local band Hammerlord from nearby Lawrence was first, and my favorite of the three openers. You could tell they were genuinely appreciative of the audience and the opportunity and I enjoyed their music. The other two acts, MonstrO and Kyng were both technically proficient, but didn't blow me away. There was some heckling of Kyng as the crowd got to be impatient for Danzig (doors were at 7:30 and Danzig didn't hit the stage until after 11 p.m.). From out in the crowd, it made it sound more like they were heckling the audience. There was some frustration that they couldn't work up the crowd - perhaps as if it were the fault of a backwards midwestern crowd. They are probably unaware that Kansas City has one of the larger hard rock and heavy metal audiences left in the U.S. When Danzig finally did hit the stage, the crowd erupted with excitement and Glenn Danzig himself came out of the gate strong with Skin Carver. I thought his voice was in good form the first portion of the set, though there were near continuous feedback problems with the vocal monitors. Once Doyle hit the stage, the portion of the show I really wanted to see commence and we got a rapid-fire 20-25 minute set of Misfits tunes performed with a little bit of fire and in an extremely uptempo fashion. Glenn left the stage several times on and off in this sequence, once again I believe due to monitor issues. Doyle, who I've seen several times with the "new" Misfits put in a solid performance as usual. His huge stage presence and brutal picking style always make him fun to watch. After the brief but worthwhile Misfits set, Glenn returned to the stage and gave lots of high fives and tossed out water bottles to the audience. I was thinking to myself, "hey, this guy is trying to actually connect with the crowd." Of course the security guards constantly flashing their flashlights at folks with camera phones was a little bit less crowd friendly and my understanding is that this is a Glenn dictated policy. In today's day and age, I think to expect no one to take photos is folly. Cameras are ubiquitous and if you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear. Glenn Danzig is nearly 60. Many of his fans aren't much younger. Nobody expects him to be 22 anymore. During the encore of Bringer of Death and crowd pleaser (and unfortunate frat-boy favorite) Mother, Glenn's voice was becoming noticeably strained and the monitor issues continued, but the sing-along of the biggest mainstream hit of Glenn's career managed to keep things going. As the final notes of the song faded, the band left the stage and the lights stayed down. The crowd cheered for an encore for 8-10 minutes...then suddenly house lights. I guess we got to see (or at least fall victim to) a little bit of Glenn's famous temperament after all. Judging by the set lists I've seen from other shows, we only missed out on two songs - typically She Rides and Skulls. The former unfortunately being one of the best songs from the Danzig catalog and the latter another Misfits classic. So, it's not like we missed out on a lot of material, but it would have been nice to have heard these nonetheless - especially considering that they have been playing MUCH longer sets at the shows also containing a full Samhain set (this was billed as Danzig and Doyle playing Danzig and the Misfits, so I don't begrudge not getting that material). It was slightly irritating to be left waiting cheering in the dark for another expected encore that never came. There seemed to be some confusion onstage and some of the band members walked on and off a couple of times, so I can only assume that this was a case where there was some conversation going on backstage about whether this was going to happen or not and in the end it was a no-go. Whether Danzig just felt his voice was done for the night, or the continued problems with the monitors pissed him off is anybody's guess. I waited 28 years to get to go to a Danzig show. And 4 hours after getting to a Danzig show to get to see Danzig, but overall I had a good time. The Misfits fanboy in me really wants to rate the show 4 stars, but I have a hard time recommending to other fans when you really have absolutely no idea what you're going to get. Danzig loves his Latin, so I'll say "Caveat Emptor."

They only played an hour and 10 minutes. Danzig started his set. It was so loud you couldn't hear the vocals and the guitarist was treble and feedback crazy. I was truly missing my earplugs. The crowd was mostly my age (late 30s), but he only played 3 songs from the first 2 albums, the best in my opinion. (Twist of Cain, Her Black Wings, Mother). Some people in the front were into it, but most of the crowd, myself included, seemed half interested. Then it all changed, Doyle came onstage. Like a HUGE devilocked frankenstein. They tore through 7 Misfits songs (which you know takes about 20 minutes, with breaks between each song). The whole crowd was going crazy, singing every word. This is why we paid $45 a ticket. Then Doyle left, Danzig played 3 more songs, the crowd returned to partially interested, except for when they played Mother. Then they left. The crown wanted more. We clapped, yelled chanted. The chants changed to "Doyle, Doyle, Doyle", and suddenly the lights came on. Methinks someone's ego was bruised. We were pissed. No encore, no last Misfits song. The crowd slowly realized that, indeed, the show was over. We filed out slowly, dissappointed. I met Danzig years ago (Lucifuge tour) and he was a jacka$$, it looks like things haven't changed. Save your $$ and go see a misfits cover band.

It was a privilege to see Glenn Danzig with Doyle on stage, and them playing some Misfits songs, as well as all the good stuff from Danzig's catalog. Johnny Kelly was the drummer also and that was great. I had seen Type O Negative once before a few years back, and it's good to see a skilled drummer like him still in the game. There were three cover bands and they played for a long ass time, especially the last one. It was a bit of annoying when if finally came to the last cover band, but it only built up anticipation for the main act. Danzig was in top form, and though they didn't do an encore, it was a great show. Also no photos were allowed to be taken, so that kind of sucked. I understand they don't like flash up on stage, but they were really strict on making sure no one took any pictures. Don't really know why. Nevertheless, great show, probably once in a life time event.

Seen quite a few Danzig shows and seeing him do Misfits songs along with his solo stuff was AWESOME!!!!! The band sounded great and the setlist was phenomenal.

90 minute show cut down to 60 minute, very few misfit song with doyle, i'll never pay to see danzig again i'd never go to a free danzig show.

Danzig was amazing. The opening band Witchaven kicked ass! Hope to see them together again.

Pretty good show, but we all came to see as much Misfits as possible. We only got about 25-30 minutes worth of Misfits w/ Doyle, which was disappointing. Danzig sounded great, Samhain was good but short, and Misfits w/ Doyle was a lot of fun, but I just wanted more!

no encore hurt the show alot hard to blame the band but it still hurts the rating alot.

Dazig put on such a great show!!!! It was a show we will never forget...

A must see 2 1/2 hours of all thing Danzig! Bring it back to Hollywood will kick the O.C. ass! FM

That would have been seeing Glenn Danzig do the Misifts songs. I never thought I would, and it was pretty awesome. The band sounded great throughout. I took one star away because of the way Danzig called out the sound crew as they were trying to correct a glitch. The pompous rock star crybaby attitude was not necessary, and I figured he'd walk off and not finish the show by the way he was acting, but he came back and the rest of the show was fine. People were getting kicked out for taking pictures, so that section in this form is left blank. If some people risked it, more power to you for sticking it to the man!

The set list for Danzig was great - a perfect mix of the new album and classic Danzig songs. I really liked how they started with the Danzig stuff, then broke into the Samhain for a couple of songs, jumped to the Misfits and finished out with Danzig again. It was unexpected - I was thinking they would go from the early days to today.

With the Pittsburgh cancellation, and Bonnaroo looming; I was honestly worried that Glenn wasn't going to show up. But, he definitely did. The set shifts were excellent. I am now convinced that the Pittsburgh cancellation worked to the Philadelphia shows benefit. It left Danzig good and rested. Out of pure selfishness, I wish the setlist was tripled in size. Regardless, I'm glad I got to see him play live before one us dies.

He played a great set! Just wish they would put their differences aside an do a full misfits reunion!

I have seen Danzig before, but never saw him perform Samhain and Misfits material. Well now I have. Now I am complete!! Excellent setlist. Would have liked 2 more Samhain songs and 4 more Misfits songs, but that's just nit-picking. Glenn's voice sounded great. He was in a great mood, after cancelling the Pittsburgh show, I didn't know what to expect. 2 hour show 10-12.

Samhain and Misfits material was awesome. Danzig material......not so much. Glenn looks good for his age, and still gets the job done. This was defininitely a night for "OLD times sake"

Great show - they played both Misfits and Danzig. The show was complete with slight costume changes and alternating backdrops that featured covers of each featured album. Most of the crowd was extremely familiar with the Misfits tracks, and you could tell they were passionate about the show. We've been to this venue before - Electric Factory in Philadelphia, and it's a great place to see bands since it's small and easy to navigate. There are first come, first serve bleachers on the upstairs level and general admission on the main floor. There are also bars on both floors... without lines. Imagine that.

Glen Danzig did a great job for not feeling well. I AM READY FOR ANOTHER SHOW DANZIG is simply the best rocker ever