Failure

I've never seen Failure before in concert, but loved their album Fantastic Planet so I was super excited to see that they were doing a reunion tour for this album. I'm so glad I bought tickets for this show, because it was absolutely amazing. Even after 20 plus years, Failure definitely can put on a great show. I was so impressed with how well they sounded, I left the show completely gushing and felt as if I'd had a legit spiritual moment during this show. Hands down one of the most intimate and beautiful concerts I've been to. If you are as much of a fan of Failure as I am, this is a tour you must attend and you are guaranteed to leave being more in awe of them as I did.

The show incredible (Torch and Hum were great). The venue was perfect. It used to be called "The Edge" back in the 1990s, were I saw The Toadies, Faith No More and Local H. The sound and view was great as I was able get a seat on the blocked-off steps just in front of the sound board. Failure played the first (new) songs from the Heart is a Monster album. They also pulled-off some hits from Comfort, Magnified and of course Fantastic Planet albums. "Enjoy the Silence" cover from their Replicants work was a cool surprise as well. Afterwords I was able to meet Failure (Ken, Greg & Kelly) for the first time. They were professional, humble and funny. There were fans there (besides myself) who were at their last show at " The Squeeze" in Ft. Lauderdale in 1997. It was like a reunion with friends. They all signed my original "Fantastic Planet" promo poster and I joked with Ken that I was looking forward to the next five albums! This is truly the most under appreciated band by the music listening populist and most hard-working and talented group of guys out there. I give them full credit for coming back after almost two decades.

If your a fan of their new album The Heart Is A Monster you're going to LOVE the live show....plenty of new tracks with the hits mixed in...Go as many times as u can.

Epic show! If I never got to see another show I'd be quite alright.

Stellar performance from a great band. 2 hour set.

They were terrific, sounded even better than I remembered them sounding back in the 90s.

Best show I've been to in years. Band sounded great. They played so many great songs. Looking forward to their next album. Could have skipped the fifteen minute intro movie though.

I'd been waiting over 18 years to see Failure, and I was not disappointed. They performed a lot of material from their classic album "Fantastic Planet," as well as other key tracks. I'm glad that Saint Andrews Hall was once again the location for what instantly became one of my most memorable shows of all time.

A show I thought I would never get to see, it was a great performance. Ken's voice is back! They were loud and tight, there was some distortion but it was probably the venue. Traveled from Cleveland to this show and I am very glad I did. Great set list too!

The movie instead of an opening act was a great idea. It helped me understand more of where the music is coming from. It also built up anticipation for the crowd. We all went crazy as we saw scenes of Failure intertwined within the James Bond movie. By the time we could hear the opening drumline from "Another Space Song" the crowd was going crazy. When the movie screen went up to reveal Failure the crowd was ushered into a state of euphoria that had built for the last 16 years. Failure then but on the most amazing show. Just don't make us wait another 16 years. P. s. play in Cleveland next time

Failure was absolutely fantastic. Such a treat to get to see them in such a small club. The Sound was incredible which is mostly due to Ken Andrews and their Sound Guy. Watching and hearing Greg Edwards play is inspiring. Kelli Scott pounds on the drums harder than most people I watch play and his ability to play appropriately for the song never ceases to amaze me. So glad I got to see this show.

Failure was awesome. Love the small atmosphere of St. Andrews. Awesome show.

It's pretty incredible when a band stops touring and playing shows for 16 years to be able to come back and sound just like it did in the mid 90s. Ken Andrews and Greg Edwards both put on outstanding performances, and never left the show feeling bored or hollow. If you enjoy mid 90s alternative, this is a show not too miss

EPIC live show. Just EPIC. Because of the breakup, it had been 18 years since Failure played the K.C. area and so many of us, myself included, had given up any hope of ever experiencing this band live again. In the band's first show in support of the just-released "The Heart is a Monster," it was like I'd been transported back to 1997 with Ken, Greg and Kellii not missing a beat. Great setlist covering all four Albums, including the rarely played title track from "Magnified" being a personal highlight. In short, if you're a fan of Failure and they're coming anywhere near you on this tour, do NOT miss that show! It truly is a magical experience not to ever be forgotten.

After two decades they came back together for an unforgettable concert. Long set, intermission, all die hard fans so everyone showed respect. No pushing, shoving, yelling...just pure respect, shock and awe

One of the best sounding shows I've been to in a long while. Great venue.

Got to see the band perform up close. There was some delay at the start of the concert but the event was worth the wait. Fantastic Planet is definitely their best album yet and it was fun to be a part of its 20th anniversary celebration.

Awesome show. Ibe listened to the album for 20 years. Was food to see how many other Failure fans there are. Everyone was dancing, singing and smiling the whole time. Awesome vibe!

Not only has Failure maintained their unique and penetrating style of rock, they sound just as crisp and concise as they did years ago. What an incredible show. You won't just hear the music, it's all sound sensory bliss.

I'm not exactly sure why I missed out on this band in the nineties but, I don't regret it now ! They offer a refreshing change to the Millennial crap that is being regurgitated today and that includes their oldest recordings. They have found a place in my list of favorite bands including Tool, Queens of the Stone age and A Perfect Circle which is, I know, obvious because of their ties to these bands. They offer something truly unique and real in a world of the trite and mundane! Thanks guys! Looking forward to seeing you again, soon!

Excellent sound and production! Great to see this band playing live again!

Hands down, the best- sounding live show I've went to; the band was balanced completely, Ken's vocals were prominent but didn't drown out everything else, and the music was still able to be dynamic. For this tour, they ended up playing a lot from the new album, which didn't bother me only because they actually sound better live then I remember on just CD! They pulled out the classic tunes and engaged the audience in only that way nostalgia can handle. And they had some interesting visuals on LED screens behind them! Out ranged from planets to microscopic images to quick glances of the real world for every song, and it managed to match every pulse played. Openers were Torche and Hum. Torches as incredibly unbalanced sonically, which was a shame, but two songs really stuck out at me (the two were from the album Harmonicraft) and sounded really good live. Hum is a must-see, despite vocals not reaching to perfection over the band as well. These guys know how to make incredible music, the show is worth going to.

Incredible bands at an affordable price ..the setlists were perfect and the performances were highly Inspired...I wanted to go again the next night it wad that great!

Great show, Hum is amazing. Royale Boston is a great venue; this was my first time there. Great sound, great small place, lines were not big to get drinks. Great night all around.

The last time I saw Hum was in 1998 at the TLA in Philly. On this co-headline bill, they opened first. They sounded every bit as fresh and tight as that night 17 years ago. The vocals were a bit too far down in the mix I felt, but everything else was spot on. I'd not seen Failure live before - and I left regretting that oversight. Unlike Hum, the vocals were crisp and on par with the guitars and drums.

I never thought in a million years that I would ever get to see this band, even with them having reformed. However, an impromptu 6 hour drive to Kansas definitely paid off in the end. For just 3 guys, the sound they produced was absolutely massive, and they played a good amount of all the fan favorites, as well as quite a few of their fantastic new songs. The energy in the room was electric, and you could really tell how happy everyone was to finally see this band, as many fans appeared quite young and were probably unable to see the band back in the 90's. After the show, a handful of us even hung around their tour bus in the hopes that the band would come say hello, and boy did they deliver. Drummer Kelli Scott was out first, and was literally holding conversations with everyone and seemed very happy to meet us and sign autographs/take pictures. Ken Andrews and Greg Edwards came out as well, and they too were extremely nice and very open to spending time with everyone and taking pictures and signing anything you had. You could just tell how appreciative everyone in this band was of their fans, and there were no jerky egos whatsoever. Overall, this was truly a night to remember and I am very glad that I made the trip to see this very special band.

Once upon a time I completely fell for the band Failure. It was around the year 2000, and by that time they had stopped touring and recording. It was almost like finding some kind of soul currency that couldn't be exchanged for a tangible experience. The song that my wife and I label "Our Song" is s Failure song, I've named pets song titles... Yeah, I'm that guy. Recently they have reunited and put out a new record. I got the opportunity to see them at Liberty Hall in Lawrence KS last night and I was a little nervous going into the show. What if this group that I had held at such a high standard disappointed me? What if the sound was just ok? What if they were rude? What if they were just running through Kansas on a Thursday and didn't care how the show went? None of that happened. The sound was perfect. The performance sounded better than the album. They were courteous, gracious and humble. Ken Andrews was spot on vocally, and his guitar and bass playing was done with textbook precision. Greg Edwards looked like a wizard wielding guitar/bass duties while playing keys and synth parts at the same time. And drummer Kellii Scott. Wow. He is truly the heart of the Failure sound, and forgive the pun, The Heart is a Monster. I finally got to see Failure. I'd wait another 15 years to have that experience.

This show was amazing. It was all I had ever wished for and more. All three members were spot on. These guys are just as amazing as they use to be.

Big fan over the years. So happy they reunited. Was not disappointed. Venue was great. Right next to blue palms brew house. Great beers beforehand.

All time favorite bands. Powerful, emotional, mesmerizing!

This was my third time seeing them in four months and they rocked it every time. If you get the chance, go check them out.

Great show, and unforgettable. Once in a lifetime event.

Failure performed a terrific show to a large and enthusiastic crowd. What a gift to be able to see them again after almost 20 years.

I was so glad I got to be a part of this show and see a band that I've listen to since I was 13 play again!!! The sound was awesome!!! Hope to see them again in the future!!!

I had high expectations for their reunion tour, and this show absolutely blew it out of the water. They mixed in a couple of new songs that had high energy. I loved the 2001, Solaris, and Ren and Stimpy montage before the show. Amazing time.

Amazing! Ken's engineer had it right. The set list was great!

This band getting back together is one of the greatest things ever to happen to music. They are incredible live & I'm so glad I finally got to see them. You should too if you can!

If you have a chance to see Failure live, SEE FAILURE LIVE. They are face-meltingly excellent.

Best night of my life so far. They sounded perfect live.

I've been going to concerts for over 30 years and I can honestly say this was one of the best performances I have seen. They played everything people wanted to hear and then some. I will definitely see Failure again and I look forward to a new album in 2015.

Near flawless! So glad to see this band reunite, play all their classic tunes and didn't miss a beat! Also enjoyed the evening with format of just seeing failure and no opening acts, gave them a longer set

Fantastic show, i'd been waiting to see them again for over a decade!

Just go.. Go twice.. Go Thrice! Hard to believe that much amazing music comes from just three individuals. Can't say enough good things about this band. Well done.