Avalanche Tour

It was the first time I've had the pleasure of seeing Shinedown Live and it will not be my last!! :) There sound was so spot on that at times I had to wonder if I was listening to a recording but that was put to rest when Brent Smith (Lead Vocalist) would change up how he would sing the song. The sound and lighting was phenomenal!!! Shinedown is a band to see hands down!!!!

THE SHOW AS USUAL WAS GREAT! BRENT WAS BACK ALONG WITH ALL HIS SPUNK AND VIGOR. HE LOOKS GREAT! THEY PLAYED ALOT OF THE NEW ALBUM AND ALL THEIR HITS. A LITTLE FROM ALL THEIR ALBUMS. THE NEW STAGE AND LIGHTING WAS AWESOME. CAN'T WAIT TILL MAY 4TH TO SEE THEM AGAIN :) WAITED AT THE BUS FOR 21/2 HOURS TO MEET THE BAND, WHICH TURNED OUT TO BE WELL WORTH THE WAIT. THE GUYS ARE SOME OF THE NICEST PEOPLE YOU COULD EVER MEET. EVEN THOUGH IT WAS 2 IN THE MORNING, THEY STILL TOOK THEIR TIME TO SIGN AUTOGRAPHS, TAKE PICTURES, AND TALK TO THEIR FANS. IT SHOWS HOW MUCH THEY REALLY CARE AND APPREICATE EACH AND EVERY ONE OF US. I LOVE THEM ALL AND WISH THEM ALL THE BEST.

This show was great. I have never heard of Art of Dying, they were good, just not my thing. Adelitas way rocked. Both of these groups had a wonderful stage presence and played their hearts out. When Shinedown took the stage it was all over!! Brent Smith drug free and had an awesome attitude! It is amazing when people are not high how much much more they interact from the heart with the audience. From the moment the second song started there was a crazy flow of crowd surfing, Pittsburgh peeps are very nice everyone had a great attitude and got along well, even those that were completely drunk. lol Brent's attitude and personality set the mood of the concert. It was very enjoyable and I am going to try to make it to the Columbus, Ohio concert. That's just how good it was. :)

Great concert!! Theory, as always, was a huge disappointment!....everyone else rocked it though! Still think that Halestorm is amaazzzzzing!!! Would definitely go again!

Every act rocked and no one let me down. The set list were great and theory plays stuff off there up coming album.

It was my first time seeing Halestorm live, and also Stone Sour.. in a sense.. they were awesome.. it was a great tour. Halestorm rocked the house and got the crowd going while Corey Taylor and company finished.. in between there was Skillet and Theory of a Deadman which sang a couple new songs off of the upcoming release.. (can't wait to get that album)... Stone Sour also debuted a couple songs that haven't been sung on the tour yet, and Corey displayed a new hair cut for Bloomington, Illinois which is tweeted about prior to the show.. so overall it was a great show.. excellent bands.. there was a small opening band Art of Dyeing and they did good, but didn't get the crowd moving like Halestorm.. but all in all the bands rocked the house in Bloomington.

Halestorm, Skillet, and Stone Sour were amazing at this concert! Lots of energy and all around a great time. Overpriced drinks at this venue. $8.50 for a Miller Lite bottle.

I came from Devils Lake ND to come see them in St. Paul and it was totally worth it. All the bands were great. Art of Dying was very good for an opening band, Halestorm always puts on a great show that everyone likes, skillet is probably the most intense christian rock band out there, Theory of a Deadman had a great show and the lead singer is pretty entertaining, and Stonesour can sike up the crowd more than most bands out there. So it was Awesome tour!!!

Art of Dying put on an energetic show and was able to move the crowd as much as an opener can. I feel they have yet to find their "sound" but I'm intrigued to see what's next for those guys. Halestorm despite some audio problems early on recovered nicely and rocked it! Lzzy & Arejay embraced the crowd and are able to keep everyone entertained throughout the set. Skillet will continue to quickly move up the rock ranks if they keep up with the incredible stage performances I have seen thus far. Very good stage presence easily the most memorable of the night. Theory of a Deadman has their own sound and their own fan base. Something they most definitely do not apologize for. The line up was structured well, having a band like TOAD separate Skillet from Stone Sour really helped to intensify the anticipation of Stone Sour hitting the stage. Keeping in mind this was Stone Sour's first tour as headliner and it was the 2nd show of the tour. They kept to their rock roots and nailed it! No special effects needed here! Corey related with the crowd and kept us involved the entire set. Overall for the size of the venue, the number of bands, the popularity of the bands, the tour promotions and contests prior and the ticket price this was a win-win show for any type of rock fan. A-

I am not a huge Stone Sour fan. I was more excited to see Theory of a Deadman, Halestorm and Skillet. All the bands did a great job. I wish Theory of a Deadman could have played longer.

If you like any of the bands I would recommend going. It's a great time and amazing music.

It was awesome to be a part of the very first Avalanche Tour! I was most impressed by Skillets Performance during the whole show! Also being a huge Theory fan, I wasn't let down. All bands did a great job.

I think the concert was a great and ALL the bands were awesome! Halestorm came out to sign autographs and take pictures with the fans. The only complaint that I had was that it looked like I bought a ticket for a seat and there wasn't one there! The ticket had a row number and seat number but NO seat!

Can't say too much about Art of Dying. They may have looked good, but way too mellow and laid back for all the intense headbanging and movement the singer was doing to such slow songs. Once Adelitas Way hit the stage, our night began. They awakened sleeping souls and put on a great performance. When Shinedown hit the stage, you felt their presence and it was intense. Excellent sound, lights and vocals-they are truly talented and it was a treat to see them at one of the coolest small venues on the East Coast. I am not a fan of big arenas, so The National is a winner everyt ime we've been.

Fantastic show! Shinedown was amazing! Loved the venue, I would definitely attend more concerts there.

What a great show with great bands and friends. I'm so glad that I got to go.

This was my first time visiting the National in Richmond Virginia and it is a great venue to see live music. The opening act Art of Dying has a lot of promise. The headliner Shinedown was fantastic. I brought my wife who was not that familiar with them, but now she is a huge fan. Look forward to seeing Shinedown again when they return to the area.

Awesome. They rocked. My wife loved it which means she loved me!!

I was very excited to see this show because I love all three bands. Art of Dying were great, and I'm so happy that they're finally making a name for themselves. Adelita's Way were awesome, too, especially when they did "Sick". Shinedown were just AMAZING. The energy was high, and Brent's vocals and messages to the crowd blew me away. This was my first time seeing them live, and I DEFINITELY plan on seeing them again!!!

There really isn't a word that I can think of that descibes how incredible that show was.All three bands were totally on and very impressive. Adelitas way was much better live than I expected but SHINEDOWN was life changing. I'm 50 years old,I have been going to concerts all over the country for 35 years and I can honestly say that SHINEDOWN has to be at the top of the list. I went with my two daughters (20,17) although It was my idea,they also were breathless at the end of the show. I hope they filmed it for a video and I will have to buy it so I can relive that show over and over.

The concert was pretty good. The National is a gorgeous old theatre. The sound man should be retrained. Main voice not loud enough and the bass was too high causing occasional feedback. Shinedown played 7 new songs off their kick ass new cd Amaryllis and several others. Major drawback was the length of their set.......BARELY over an hour. That's ridiculous. Adelita's Way has talent and were decent. Just need polishing. Art of Dying sucked ass. Just terrible. They were just trying too damn hard to be showmen that they forgot how to play and sing their music. It was painful to watch and endure. Seats - We sat upstairs for a change. I dont recommend this because if anyone in their VIP section stands up to watch, then you won't be able to see anything. Terrible policy of letting VIP members stand.

Shinedown was awsome! This was the fourth time I have seen them live, and they keep getting better. Had never seen Art of Dying, and was very impressed. Second time seeing Adelitas Way, and they were worse then the last time.

My favorite band is Shinedown and I know that I will never be disappointed seeing them. This concert was truly EPIC! It was the night before my birthday so that made it evn more special for me. They took the time as always to greet us after the show, which made my night! I love this band and I am looking forward to seeing them again at the Lunatic Luau and the Carolina Rebellion!!!!!!

I love this venue ! The employees of the National are great! You can see the stage from anywhere you are in the venue.The sound was perfect even at the top of the seated area. All three bands ROCKED THE HOUSE.Loved the meet n greets.Got cds cheap autographs and pictures.

I've seen Shinedown everything they've come to VA, but this was my first meet and greet with them. They were some of the coolest people I ever met, and they were so appreciative of their fans. They mixed it up singing from all 4 albums which was AWESOME! Even though it's been about a year and 1/2 since I seen them, they made me feel like they never left. GREAT JOB GUYS! looking forward to seeing and meeting you guys again. Till next time! At the end of the show Eric gave a 10 year kid standing next me the song list for the show which was really cool.

Shinedown delivered like always!!! They played an awesome show....I can't wait to see them again!!!! Shinedown Nation!!!! I was also very impressed with Adelitas Way! It was my first time seeing them, and I would definitely see them again....great performance!!

This was our 2nd Avalanche Tour and it was another awesome concert! The National is a great venue to see a concert in...you feel like you are a part of the show no matter where you are! Art of Dying did a fabulous performance...all band members were up there rocking out! Adelita's Way did not stop the energy...kept it going!! And then there is Shinedown. This is my second time seeing them and I had forgotten how AMAZING they are in concert! Every one of the band members puts on a show for the fans...they are one of the best concerts I have seen...and I see alot! It was a sold out show...AGAIN!!! The fans were all in with the energy and we had a great time!!! If you can get tickets...go now...run!!!

Concert was awesome. Had a great time. Shinedown rock the stage. They gave an awesome preformance that never seems to fell.

The best time ever enjoyed. The band had such a grip on the fans in the effect of participation. I had ear plugs in and had no problem hearing Brent crystal clear. The lyrics are so enriching. I will never forget this show.

Best concert I have seen in a long time,both bands that played before were great.

Art of Dying was good. Adelita's Way rocked the show the drummer had so much energy. Shinedown brought the entire building to its feet. 45 & Bully were great. An awesome set list spanning their 4 CDs. Must see band!

I thought my live concert days were over. Shinedown changed that. I'm 54 yrs old and this is my 3rd time seeing them. This show was the best so far and what a venue!!! There can't be a better place to see a show than "The National" in Richmond, Va. The former movie theatre has been converted into a rock show paradise where you are so close to the band, it's unreal. The opening acts - Art of Dying(great) and Adelitas Way set the mood. Shinedown then rocked a 16 song set with a good mix of old and new stuff. Although there were seats available......nobody used them..... Can't wait until 5/4 when I see them at the Lunatic Luau in Va. Beach!!! Thanks Ticketmaster for making it easy to have a great time!!!

This was the 1st Avalanche Tour and it will be rememberable. Alll 3 bands were fantastic!

I had a great time. Shinedown gave an AWESOME performance..!!!! I will most definitely be buying tickets next time they come around!!!

All three bands: Art of Dying, Adleitas Way, and Shinedown rocked their butts off! The sound was great, the music they played, the energy was awesome I highly recommend this venue/ tour Shinedown sounded 10X better with the new songs and new equipment they acquired.

We drove from Ohio to come watch these 3 band. They were all 3 great. The sound was amazing. props to the sound guys and everyone behind the scenes. Great venue to see up close. A++++

Openning Act "Art of Dying" performed a Kick-Ass show. Following them was PA's own Halestorm who had an awesome performance warming up the crowd nicely for Skillet. Skillet was probably the show winner of this tour. Theory of a Deadman, Seether, and Stone Sour all performed a great show. Seether was a nice addition for the Pittsburgh show. I have numerous pics posted on my Facebook page open for "everyone" to view. To view - Search for "Avalanche Tour- Pittsburgh . . . Art of Dying"; "Avalanche Tour- Pittsburgh . . . Halestorm"; "Avalanche Tour- Pittsburgh . . . Skillet"; "Avalanche Tour- Pittsburgh . . . Theory of a Deadman"; "Avalanche Tour- Pittsburgh . . . Seether"; "Avalanche Tour- Pittsburgh . . . Stone Sour"

The Avalanche Tour was absolutely amazing! All of the bands were incredible. I only knew one song by Art of Dying, but I would definitely see them again. I loved seeing all the women rockers in Skillet and Halestorm. Skillet had amazing energy and they were a real crowd pleaser. Stone Sour had a really great set, incorporating some old favorites like Get Inside with new material from Audio Secrecy. It was an amazing night and I would definitely recommend the Avalanche Tour to all hard rockers!

Best show I've seen in a long time! Would go see this one over and over again! Merchandise was selling like crazy. Got there at 2:45pm and the lines were 100 deep until I left at 10pm. Never seen anything like it!

Halestorm stole the stage and none of the other bands could compare. Phenomenal. Theory of a Deadman was good and I liked hearing their new songs. Stone Sour was alright.

Great show. Halestorm and Skillet were awesome as well!!

I missed Art of Dying, loved Halestorm and Skillet. I have seen Theory of a Deadman before and they seemed bland this time. Liked how Halestorm autographed there cd's.

This concert was awesome, I got there early and got a great spot, I was so close I got a drum stick from Stone Sour, and a guitar pick from Theory of a Dead Man. I got to hear new bands, that I love. Crowd control was also great stopped the annoying people from causing more of a problem. THANK YOU EVENT STAFF.

had a great time friday night with my gf at the concert...she was like downloading songs like crazy saturday morning off itunes....

My family and I enjoyed every moment of this concert. My wife loved Skillet who she thought was simply amazing and I thought that Stone Sour rocked the house. Halestorm was incrediable and Art of Dying really brought it to open up the show. Theory of a Deadman was probably our least favorite but even they really rocked the crowd. All in all it was a great family night out!

Wow!! This tour was DEFINITELY a must! You could tell each band performed their best and did their best to satisfy us fans. Art of Dying, hadn't heard their stuff till that night and boy did they make a fan out of me! HALESTORM WAS AMAZING!!! Lzzy Hale can belt like no other! And the band as a whole is just so in sync with each other! Skillet rallied the crowd and was just as amazing, as was Theory of a Deadman. And Stone Sour!!! Well....who doesn't love the awesome Corey Taylor and gang? ;) All together GREAT SHOW!!! Wish I could relive it!

The tour was overall really awesome. We went only to see stone sour and left being fans of 2 more bands. Art of dying was an awesome opener. Hailstorms set was way too loud and you couldn't hear everything as clearly. And when your standing at the railing that's really loud. Skillet put on an amazing performance. Totally awesome music and live performance. It was great. Theory of a deadman had good music but not a whole lot when it came to the performance part. Their new single though is gonna be a hit. Stonesour was more amazing then I expected. They and corey Taylor put on one hell of a set.

Awesome show! Art of Dying was my fave, and Skillet was a close second. Halestorm was great, and Theory of a Deadman rocked the house. Stone Sour was decent, but I could have done with maybe the order of the show being different, with more songs by Art of Dying and Skillet. I was on the floor right in front of the stage, got some great pix and video.

The concert was incredible-- especially Lzzy and Halestorm. Easily the best show I've ever been too. Just awesome. :D

Stone sour put-on a great show.. the crowed was very mixed young, old alike.

The show was awesome. I didn't care to watch any other bands except for Stone Sour, but all bands were amazing. I was glad I watched them play. They all turned out to be great Halestorm and Skillet were awesome.

Awesome show! Awesome venue! Would recommend to everyone.

all bands put on an amazing show with exception of theory of a deadman due to poor crowd interaction and stage presence hailstorm seems to have gotten better since i last saw them live and are as good if not better live than on cd skillet had good crowd interaction and exuded talent for what they do stone sour capped the night with one of the more amazing performances that i have had the privilege to see live out performing the show they put on at uproar last year in Birmingham and to quote a friend of mine regarding Cory Taylor's outstanding performance " the muscial enthusiasm really does just pour from Corey Taylor's sweaty pores I swear" and the band didn't miss a beat simply proving why they are the professionals at what they do

Great show. Halestorm and Skillet should have been the headlines. To me T.O.A.D.M. and Stone sour did not put on a qbetter performance than halestorm and Skillet.

Every band was amazing and I have NEVER had more fun in my life! It was worth every penny I spent on it! I loved it so much that I would do just about anything to relive it again!

The Art Of Dying, Skillet, Halestorm, Theory of a Deadman, and Stone Sour! An amazing line up!!! Every band gave 110% and I have a great Tuesday night!!! If The Avalanche Tour or any of these bands comes within 200 miles of you, get out to Ticketmaster and get tix!

The concert was awesome! The weather was perfect for the event. The musicians put on a fantastic show. I wanna go again!

The show was great. Every band put on a good performance and the sound was great. As far as sound goes, this was probably the best show I have been to. You could hear everything perfectly. The show was entertaining and flowed well, with very short setups between bands.I had so much fun. This was my sisters first concert and she had the night of her life. I recommend this tour to everyone, you will not be disappointed.

overall amazing show. art of dying was a great opening act, halestorm did an excellent job, skillet blew the place away, theory of a deadman was an epic performance, and stone sour was by far an amazing act to end an overall awesome show.

Out of all the times i've seen Stonesour this has got to be the best time i have seen them. Every band on this tour gave the crowd everything they had. If they came to Nashville twice in the tour i would go a second time for sure =)

I only went to support Stone Sour on their head-lining tour, the other bands were alright...Theory Of A Deadman could have been better...just sayin. I can't wait to see Stone Sour again! Everything went pretty well considering it was the 1st Avalanche Tour, definitely better than Uproar(that was a joke!)

This was the first time that I have seen any of these bands in concert and I was very impresed by all of them. I have to say that Skillet was amazing. They put on one hell of a live show. Stonesour was awesome and got the crowd really going and is all about the fans. I really enjoyed every second of all the bands that played. I just wish they all played longer. The night went by way to fast.

I honestly have never been to a concert that had bands other than Christian Rock, and I was a little hesitant to as to what to expect. My friends and I were in the second row and I felt like I was on stage with them, it was absolutely amazing. Definitely the best concert I've been to. Every band did an amazing job of getting the crowd involved!! I would go see this tour again if I had the chance and extra money!

All the bands sounded awesome. They looked awesome. AWESOME!! The crowd was unbelievable. Not to be missed! Halestorm blew me away. Skillet was so cool. Theory of a Deadman were fun. Stone Sour's set was just so full of energy and the whole place went crazy!

Halestorm and Skillet opened the show, awesome!! Theory and Stone Sour ended the night, amazing!!!

i thought the everything was great. one of the best times i have had there.

Took my 14yr old son to first concert. Dismayed the first group had to yell out the F word every 5 seconds. However, was greatly impressed by the band, Skillett. Their music and presentation was incredible. Would pay the price of the ticket just to see their performance set.

Got there a little late so missed Art of Dying and caught the tail end of Halestorm. I'd seen them before they do a fun show with a lot of energy. Then Skillet who was good. Theory of a Deadman stole the show IMHO lots of energy, interacted with the crowd and played really well. I was disappointed with Seether, felt they could have interacted more with the crowd and showed a little emotion. Since it poured through their set I was hoping they would say thanks for staying through the rain. Since we were soaked we left before Stone Sour but I've seen them before so I bet they were awesome.

What a great over all show this was. Halestorm rocked, Skillet was unbelievable as usual, Seether was great, and Stone sour as usual commanded the crowd and pumped the energy level up by a factor of ten.

Skillet and Seether were excellent! Seats were upgraded from lawn to Pavilion

kinda disappointed that the show started so early, how do u expect working people to get to a 3 pm show, we figured that it was gonna be smaller bands to start off like it was at Ozzfest... and we wouldnt miss much... but we didnt get to see Theory of a Deadman...very sad to have missed them... but Seether and Stone Sour were great :) it was very cool of FNP to upgrade all the lawn seats since the show didnt sell out...

The show was great halestorm and skillet took the show but stone sour did a good job eventhough he was sick

I bought my tickets especially to see Halestorm and Stone Sour. Halestorm was wonderful - I wish they had played longer and I will see them again. Stone Sour was beyond amazing and a must see for anyone who loves rock music. My surprise love was Skillet - they did a fantastic show and I would definitely go see them again. Theory was a complete disappointment, tho I am sure some people loved it. All in all a great show and I am glad I bought the tickets.

I took my teenaged son and his friend to the show. It had been moved from the Richmond Coliseum to The National, a much smaller venue that made for a more intimate show. (I LOVE going to concerts at The National!) The first band, Art of Dying, was lame from start to finish. Perhaps the individual members should find another line of work. Halestorm was much better, in large part due to the drummer. I have seen a lot of drummers live over the years including some of the all-time greats like John Bonham and Keith Moon. The drummer for Halestorm was one of the most entertaining drummers I have ever seen--incredible energy and showmanship! Skillet's abreviated set was up to their usual high standard. Musically speaking, Theory of a Dead Man was probably the best band of the night, though the misogynous lyrics detracted from the songs. ("The Bitch Came Back"--I'm talking to you!) About Stone Sour--what can I say? You can take Corey Taylor out of Slipknot, but you can't take Slipknot out of Corey Taylor. Unecessarily crude and vulgar for the entire set, beginning with flipping off the crowd at the very beginning when they took the stage. Bottom line--if you already know and like these bands, then it was probably an excellent show. (My son and his friend thought it was incredible.) But it wouldn't convert any new potential fans.

First, they switched the venue from the Richmond Coliseum to the National. This is after I paid for assigned setting. No compensation was offered! Second, that's the first time we saw Theory of a dead man and they we very good, I will look for their CD's. Third, I like Stone Sour music but they suck live and the lead singer was the F*** every other word, not pleasant. He was more concerned with cursing than singing. In order, Art of Dying, Halestorm, Skillet, Theory of a dead man and Stone sour. As you might have guessed, the highlight was in the middle of the convert, Halestorm and Skillet. Big let down after that. Thanks.

I'll have to admit that I was really disappointed when the venues were changed until the first band started. I was totally blown away!!! At times the music was so loud you couldn't hear the singer but all in all it was great. I don't believe The National had a bad seat in the house!!! Halestorm & Skillet were my favorites of the night. Don't get me wrong, Art of Dying were a great surprise for a band I never heard of, Theory of a Deadman gave a solid show & Stone Sour just ruled the house. If I was able to follow them the whole tour I believe I would, it was just that damn good!!!!

The Avalanche Tour was totally awesome. we were to see it at the Richmond Coliseum but it was transferred to The National. Which is a totally awesome place for smaller crowds. We got there right before Halestorm came out to play. From the time they hit the stage until they finished, they were unbelievable. Izzy commanded the stage. She had everybody in the grasp of her spell. ( so to speak) Arejay, The drummer, was frickin AWESOME. I've seen my share of drummers over the years and this kid was just totally in a zone of his own. He played with his feet, he stood on the drums and played. He had a cymbal behind his head on a stand and when he would bring up his drum stick to hit the drums he would just reach back and hit the cymbal. On top of putting on a great show they were outside when the show was all over to sign autographs for us. They are the nicest, down to earth young men and woman. They asked our names, hugged us, took pictures with us. Just toatally awesome. I will make it a point to see them again, and again. Skillet, Theory of a Deadman where also good, they just didn't command the stage the way Halestorm did.. Stone Sour was not my cup of tea but, my son and his girlfriend loved them.

In general, it was a decent show. Had good company. Corey Taylor was sick but still sang amazingly and was the best part. I've seen Halestorm at least 7 times and that was the worst set list I've seen from them. It's important to play new songs and change things up but to not even play some of your hits in front of a crowd who has loved you for so many years in the Wolf's Den was disappointing. Theory of a Deadman - decent. Not amazing or the best I've ever seen from a band, but decent. Skillet - not really a fan for personal reasons but I respect their talent. They put on a good show. All in all I had a great time and enjoyed the music. Was mostly disappointed by Halestorm's performance and the acoustics of the venue. Also, they turned the lights completely on in between each band which was weird. Not normal, but then again I usually attend smaller events. Also, you could tell when the set was over before the band told us because the guys in the back would open the curtains beforehand.

We get there 30 minutes prior and they have moved to a different location. Halestorm rocked and so did Skillet. They made a big deal out if Stone Sour and they put on a good show but did not like hearing then live at all.

I took my 13yr old daughter to this concert as she is a HUGE fan of Skillet and thought would be a great show, it was her birthday and thought heck why not. OMG she LOVED it. She later sed that this was the BEST night of her life 2 days after show was still smiling. She loved Art of Dying, and becme a hge fan of Stone Sour, she was jus awestruck when she saw Skillet. I am a major rock fan and aprreciated the music of Art of Dying but will say was hard to here vocals due to the band played louder than he sang. Halestorm, I now have a new appreciation for the lead singer she can ACTUALLY sing she voice is beautiful Skillet really needed to play longer they were AWSUM just there set was short. They are the ones that the crowd really responded to. Theory of a deadman was terrific they were engaging fun and rocked BUT STONE SOUR WOW COREY TAYLOR IS A GOD. His voice was amazing his persona was intoxicating he did apologize for being sick but wow he hid it well I have been to alot of concerts but this one by far was in the top 3 Cant wait til next year ill be there with my daughter fist pumpn n headbanging thank you

Awesome show. All the bands were good, but Stone Sour killed it. Corey Taylor owned the crowd from the second he stepped on stage.

StoneSour and Skillet were both amazing. Two thumbs way up.

This tour was awesome...from the very first song that Art of Dying played until the very last song that Stone Sour played. Also, the setup time between bands was quite quick which always makes for a good show. Very impressed with the sound quality and the energy in the arena.

The National was a better venue than the Coliseum. And Skillet rocked the roof off. Skillet should have headlined.

A great show1 All the bands were amazing...the energy was amazing. And the crowd was cool.

All bands sounded great...Mohegan Sun is a good place to see a show.

Corey Taylor is just absolutely amazing!!! Definitely worth the money!!!

Stone Sour, Theory of a Dead Man, Halestorm, Art of Dying were all amazing but my heart belongs to SKILLET! I LOVE SKILLET!!!!! They were awesome, John Cooper came out before the show to talk w/ the radio dj's and fans, stayed long enough after so my 14 yr old daughter could meet and take a pic, really nice guy! The show was just jammin all night! Loved seeing all 5 bands but too bad they didn't have more time to play...Skillet could only squeeze in 7 songs. Corey Taylor from Stone Sour was sick as a dog but gave us everything he had and they were freakin awesome!

Stole the show. All the bands did a great job. Did not see Art of Dying

This was an Awesome show ! 5 Bands, One after another. Non stop Rock & Roll. They were all Very Good. But Skillet Stole the Show ! Theary Was Really good too ! So was Halestorm,And the Art Of Dying !Didn`t see Stone Sour .

art of dying was really good. the lead singer for halestorm is absolutely amazing. skillet and theory of a deadman just get better everytime i see them.and stone sour was unbelievable. simply a spectacular show!!!

The first band I had not heard of before. They were not as polished as the rest-more of an up and coming band, but decent. Then Halestorm took the stage. The lead singer, a woman had an absolutely incredible range to her voice, which was both sweet and raw! The band was good! Skillet came on next. I went to the concert because of Skillet. They were amazing! Every song was as good or better live as the original recording. Theory of a Deadman was average at best! There music was much more pop and sedate and did not fit in with the rest of the show.Rounding out the tour was Stone Sour! Even though the lead singer was sick, he gave a hell of a performance! Their music was great! So, all and all, a great show!

Never heard of Art-Of-Dying before this show- Would definetly buy their stuff. Skillet was the Whole show though- they are utterly amazing- best band since Metallica. The vocal mics needed to be turned up compared to the rest of the band however.

Skillet was the best! Upbeat, loud, and fun. The band was tight and i love the sound of the vocals. Most of all, the lyrics and speach were not offensive. The other cocky rockers should brush up on what happend to those 80's bands. Most have died of overdose, have children they don't know about, and have STD's and no liver. Its all about the music, not sex and drugs. Sorry Theory. Not fun.

I really only wanted to see Stone Sour so I missed the first two bands. Skillet was pretty good, didn't really like Theory of a Deadman. I loved Stone Sour. First time seeing them. I realized that Corey Taylor was sick, but upset they only played one hour. Would see them again.

What a great show! Shinedown was simply amazing, and Adelita's Way and Art of Dying were even better than expected. Both opening acts stood around and met fans after the show. Couldn't really have been better aside from a little bit of an excessive wait between acts. The music, however, did not disappoint!!!

Shinedown once again was absolutely amazing! They always put on a great show. Art of Dying was great. I have been dying to see Adelitas Way for a while now and was so excited they were on this tour, however they were very disappointing live. I was very turned off to a band that I really like a lot seeing them live.

This was an amazing show! All 3 bands were awsome. I would definatedly see it again. Stage AE is a great place to see a show too.

I saw Shinedown in a small venue with about 1200 others- what a great show! They played 5 songs from the new album which are fantastic. I would recommend getting the new album if you are going to see the show. The energy level at the show was more than I expected. This was my first time seeing them but it won't be my last. This band deserves more support!

Flat out awesome. Great sound and atmosphere. Great view from any location and actual beer prices weren't insane like at the stadium and arena.