The World/Inferno Friendship Society

This band is amazing. The singer/MC is witty, mesmerizing and funny. The band is talented and are having fun. There's 3 horns that add variety to the songs. And the audience loves this band. They and dance. Not just whatever but also holding each other closely. Cant wait to catch them again here in NYC.

Local band Emperor Norton's Stationary Marching Band absolutely killed it! They put on an excellent and fun show, and it's truly an experience to see them! Morning Glory seemed very out of place. I'm sure there are people who had a good time and enjoy their music, but it just did not fit in with the feel of the show. Headliner World/Inferno Friendship Society was, as always, an awesome and high-energy show! They really know how to put on a great show and leaves with a memorable experience.

The Sinclair is a great, intimate venue for live music. This particular night, however, was borderline intolerable due to the ridiculously high volume. All 3 bands gave energetic, visually appealing performances with potentially excellent musicianship. None of the lyrics could be discerned, and an interesting array of instruments could not be disentangled from the tsunami of sound emanating from the stage. I have had loud ringing in my ears for two days, and no live performance is worth potential long term damage to my hearing!

World/Inferno shows are always high-energy and a great time. Moshing and crowdsurfing seem to be a standard at these shows. You can stand in the back and watch it all unfold or dive into the fun. Your choice. You will not be disappointed.

i've been listening to this band for over 5 years now, and this was my first time seeing them. They did not disappoint!

World Inferno and their openers O'death were phenomenal, the only issue was that the Chameleon Club would not let anyone under 21 onto the floor so we had to stand on the balcony and not have nearly as much fun. I recommend seeing World Inferno, but I do not recommend the Chameleon Club if you are under 21.