Headhunterz

Wicked awesome! This, so far, but is the best hardstyle show I've been to.

I was literally planning to go to LA for the Sound of Q Dance just to get my hands on these guys and when this show popped up I was so freaking excited. The doors didn't open until a bit later than expected but I forgot about the wait when I walked in and Isaac was there opening up. I loved every single minute and to be able to witness some of the biggest names in hardstyle, as well as some of the artists that I entered the hardstyle world with, was the greatest thing I have ever experienced. The beers were outrageously priced though!

The show was great. Many people were nice and friendly. The music was definitely great. I just wish a bit more people would attend the show but other than that I had a blast!

It was a kick ass party. Though there weren't many people there the crowd was still pumped and I think we all had an awesome time... Thank you soooo much Coone and Heady for filling us with your love of the music it was exhilarating. Come back soon!!!!!!

I'll start with why I didn't give this event 5 stars: Revolution isn't a bad venue but, the lighting and stage presentation were sub par for that type of event. Same goes for the sound system, too underpowered, if you weren't close up to the stage then you'd probably get more bass from ipod headphones. The quality of these lendary performers made those minor but annoying shortcomings overlookable though. On to the good: Mention any of the names on the lineup to a fan of hardstyle and you shouldn't have to tell them just how good the show was. Isaac set the pace for the night in classic DJ Isaac style that made me feel like I took a trip back to 2005 for a while. Coone who I heard for the first time blew my expectations and kept things going strong with a few twists in his set. Brennan Heart who I was most excited to see played every song I hoped he would and kept building on the madness that was already going. Finally, Headhunterz took the stage and after an epic opening with Colors he did what he does best and played the hardest of them all. Overall it was an amazing show and worth every penny. Now I'm hoping they use those pennies to make upgrades to their sub par system.