The Devil Wears Prada

I had an amazing time at TDWP show! Their performance was truly amazing and they have such great energy. I absolutely LOVE going to see them. Such talented artists

Me and a friend drove 5 hours to see my favorite two bands The Devil Wears Prada and As I Lay Dying. Completely worth the drive would do it again!!'

Just an all around great show. I love tdwp, so it's easy for me to say that- but I brought someone who'd never been to that kind of show and they had a blast too.

Soo fun I broke my finger in the pit it was amazing best show ever

It was a great concert, but the place was awful I mean AWFUL! A terrible place for a crowd and water was $5. I can buy 24 bottles for $5... It took away from the performance. Great concert though.

It was an awesome show, for today had great music little too much preaching for my taste. All the other bands especially TDWP blew my mind off this planet, next time there in Florida will be seeing them again VIP style without hesitation.

the whole show was outstanding except for White Chapel. they try too hard to be serious but it sounded like one continuous song and was unimpressive. Enter Shikari was outstanding and For Today was amazing but The Devil Wears Prada STOLE. THE. SHOW. SO AMAZING.

After the pounding heaviness of Whitechapel, TDWP was a perfect ending to a great night of metalcore. For Today was a great opening act, followed by Enter Shikari, definitely an interesting band. It was nice to see Mike Hranica and Mattie Montgomery acknowledge Christ as their Savior and speak out for their beliefs while delivering smoking vocals about a troubled world. The lighting and stage sets for Whitechapel and especially TDWP were fantastic and unexpected. The sound mix was top-notch with clear vocals, soaring guitars, clean drums and gut-ripping bass. What a night!

Is it possible to be too heavy brutal metal for Hardcore fans? Yes. Just when you thought it couldn't get anymore intense for these karate-choppin' girl jean-wearin' whine balls, Whitechapel come to slay the swanky club. Didn't stay to see Prada.

I've been to a lot of shows and I have seen the devil wears prada over 10 times. They seem to put on a better show each time. Mike has so much energy on stage and he knows exactly how to get the crowd into it which is something a lot of bands seem to have forgotten to do. Watching them play a set is almost like watching a movie. They have so many build ups that result in them playing what seems to be your favorite song every time. I will see them eveeytime they come because they care so deeply about their crowd. They appreciate every single person that is there and they make and play their music for all the right reasons.

I loved the concert, all the bands were amazing. For Today was really moving, and Enter Shikari was unforgettable with their funny stage antics. I missed Whitechapel because I had to step outside for fresh air, but made it back in time to catch their last song. The Devil Wears Prada was completely fantastic, I loved their energy and their setlist was great. This is a show I'll never forget.

This show was probably the best concert I have ever been to. It was absolutely amazing, and whenever I can, I;m going to see them again.

One of the best concerts I've been to this year. All bands were great. Only suggestion is not to shine the bright lights on the audience - we want to see the bands!

From start to finish the show was great. The atmosphere, thanks to some very pretty, friendly people I met due to some drunk guy being dumb, was fun throughout the gig. The venue is a pretty good sized one and easy to get into the pit no matter what you pay. Wish I would've have asked that cute Sfv blonde for her number tho....

great show. loved all the bands on the bill. tdwp killed it.

It was awesome but whitechapel had some technical issues but overall great

This show was amazing. All 4 performing bands were awesome and put on a great show. The downfall was not on the bands, but the host. Not only were general admission tickets overly expensive ($35), but pit tickets were a whopping $65! Plus a tshirt would be 30 more, making about a $90 price for the concert. If GA tickets allowed pit, things would be a lot better. Water was $1 so many people just drank out of the sink. Many things could be improved

Every band did an amazing job! For today, Enter Shikari, Whitechapel and The Devil wears Prada absolutely killed it! They got the crowd going and there was just a ton of energy for making it a great show.

That show was amazing. I had so much fun , all the bands made it happen. A completely great experience ! I can't wait to go see them again , I would see any of the bands again , and have since been downloading every one of their songs . It was inspirational and got me even more excited when they spoke their hearts about what they stand for and their love for Jesus Christ, that was sincere and ultimately an awesome experience !

Great show. Crowd was kind of dead but I wish I could do this again.

Hands down one of the best shows i have ever been to

Amazing show from all the bands Amazing venue Amazing crowd

All of the bands impressed me during this show. I had an awesome time and thoroughly enjoyed myself.

The Devil Wears Prada put on just about the sickest show I've ever seen in my life. It was absolutely amazing. Every member was out there and noticed by everyone. The lights were amazing and the banners were perfectly fit to their music. It was just the best performance I've ever seen!

From start to end. amazing. The Line up was amazing. Sound good though kinda wished it was a bigger venue so the sound could be amazing.

I don't know who the first band was, but they were ok. For Today was pretty good for a Christian band. Enter Shikari had a good stage presence and unique sound. Whitechapel (who I was there to see) was awesome as always. The Devil Wears Prada played a pretty good set of songs.

My brother's band was Seize the Sun and it was amazing to see them get to play for their favorite band, and to get the opportunity to follow their dreams and kick it up on the stage, and as ALWAYS The Devil Wears Prada was fantastic.

it was okay, but the floor was uneven in the venue

I have never heard of this band but they were the true highlight of the show. I wish they could have played longer! I am now a big fan and will see them when they return.

The devil wears prada had been one of my favorite bands for like 4 years now. How this band has progressed has intriqued me throughout the years. I have seen them 4 times live now and this was the ultimate performance. Sick light show, great stage presence, excellent sound. Also, they had a ramp that escalated about 6 feet behind the perimeter of the stage. It really drawed my attention to whoever was walking and rocking out on that ramp. No band I have seen has done this I believe yet. In conclusion, I believe this is the start of the devil wears prada's journey.

Best show I've been to. Amazing bands amazing set up. Love love love Devil Wears Prada!!!!!!

TDWP BEST CHRISTIAN METALCORE BAND EVER! YOU HAVE TO GO CHECK THEM OUT!

i saw prada at warped tour 2011 it rained pretty bad and there was thunder so they were forced to play on an indoor stage instead of the main stage but aside from limiting moshing it was no big deal and it probably made the sound carry way better they were absolutely amazing performing songs of the zombie ep and born to lose as well as songs as far back as plagues they performed every song with outstanding energy and skill and really engaged the crowd even with all the chairs in our way also mike did a good job speaking about the lord and the bands connection to him

I thought this show, to which I took my son and a friend, was like spending 3 hours in the dental chair.....The crowd was out of control and a band member jumped from the balcony into the crowd.

It was a sold out show, but we were able to still get a pretty decent spot up in the 2nd floor of the Newport Music Hall (Columbus OH). I was mesmorized when these guys played! I can't wait to see them again!

All the bands put on an amazing show! The Chariots sound set up was horrible though. Really struggled to enjoy it but their on stage performance was awesome. For Today blew me away and As I Lay Dying was top notch as always.

I took my 13 yr old as a favor to him and for some father - son bonding. I grew up listening to 80s rock/metal bands and been to some pretty incredible shows. This was a different experience for me, the "scream" vocals but I have to say although I'm not a big fan of screaming vocal there is something about it thats unbelievably fascinating and the talent that's needed to do it. I love all aspects of the music (instruments, vocals,etc) and the performance of every band that played. The stage effects for a small venue were outstanding

The chariot started the show off with a bang and really set a ton for the rest of the show makeing everyone do a lil better for today tore the roof off and I think made the crowd forget about there ambitions and made us see the word of god with their meseg .. As I lay dying had one of the best porformance of all time and then when we chanted for one more song they were kind enough to come back out and sing another their whole set was gold in my ears

For Today, As I Lay Dying, and The Devil Wears Prada were excellent. They are so good live and they put on a great show. Unfortunately the first band, The Chariot, was just awful. Cacophonous, discordant, and totally arrhythmic. But the latter three bands more than made up for it.

if you've never seen these bands before i highly recommend catching one of their last shows of the tour. high octoane. a lot of fun.

I'm all for everyone having their own beliefs, its part of what makes this country great. What's not so great is when you push your beliefs onto others, which is what took place at this show. Between bands became a "throw my christian beliefs upon you" session on stage and belittling the american government as an authority figure...NOT acceptable

One of my favorite shows as of yet, my boyfriend head banged so hard we had to see a doctor the next day :)

This was my 7th time seeing TDWP, and they will never cease to amaze me. The only thing I wish was different was when For Today was playing. Even though they weren't a headlining band, I'd hoped for a longer set. The chariot played before them and it seemed like their set was longer. Overall, fantastic performance from all the bands. Prada is Always worth it.

Insane, brutal line-up with an amazing message!!!! Loved the throwbacks (94 hours, Forever, Through Struggle) by AILD. My only disappointment was the fact that I have never heard TDWP play their Still Fly cover at a concert.

Ive seen them so many times. They put on a great show and the norvaa is an exceleny venue

As I Lay Dying, TDWP, For Today, and The Chariot all brought their A game. It was a high energy, heavy, brutal line up.

All four bands that played that night were amazing. The Chariot definitely put on the best show. For Today got the crowd super pumped. As I Lay Dying took everyone to the limit, and Prada certainly had the best music. All of them together made the night amazing!

This was my first hardcore concert, but it was totally worth it. Brutal music with lots of energy and moshing. That was so fun to do. Just remember not to crowd surf because you can get kicked out at the Norva like I almost was. Make sure you read the signs. Overall, every band was great accept the chariot. Horrible sound quality. I loved As I Lay Dying the best.

The NorVA is one of the best venues that I have ever visited. People need to give more credit to The Chariot, a band that is way crazier than you, dude. The guitarist might start off the show with an insta-stage dive, or maybe you'll see a drum kit get passed around by the audience. Anyway, the place is sick, and Stella Artois costs $7 on tap. The Devil Wears Prada lays it down as usual.

One of the best shows ive been too. Ive seen tdwp 3 times now & ive waited 6 years to see as I lay dying. They put on an amazing show & I cant wait to see them agaim!!!

It may have been an off night... but Devil Wears Prada was upstaged by their opener band As I Lay Dying.

Overall a great show from a great rock band. Was in ga pit. Awesome spot but crowd was pretty dead for my likes. The Devil Wears Prada, As I Lay Dying, or For Today are definitely worth seeing.

Head Exploded...what else can i say? very much enjoyed as i lay dying!!! head banged to every freakin song! Mattie from for today gave some good word : )

I really think that guys from AS I Lay did a great job. They brought the energy and seem to really enjoy playing. I also like that DWP. However to me it seem that the volume was lower when they went on. But over all it was great.

The first two bands are unknown to me so it would be unfair to give them any negative feedback. I do wish AILD closed the show instead of The Devil Wears Prada, because it was clear that they were the life of the concert. I'm still suffering from whiplash. It was a great show, and I won't lie, I'm not a DWP fan, but their last song was freaking amazing!

First of all, after coming home from this concert, I was mad when I realized Oh, Sleeper and Prada probably will seldom go on tour together again. But! I met the lead singers of both of these bands at this concert (April 1st), and it was an amazing experience to say the least. Also, since it was April fools day, a few awesome things happened (I would look up the videos on youtube if you weren't there) including the set up of an entire dinner table on stage (during a band's setlist! ha!) where other bands sat down casually and ate pizza. Oh yea I almost forgot! The music... wow... is all I can really say. As always The Devil Wears Prada delivered a concert that was beyond comprehension and in the process found time to mention their devotion to God and Music (which I honestly appreciate). And as for Oh, Sleeper.... ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED BANDS OF MY GENERATION. They are not only writing good music, and singing about things that are relevant to the heart and soul of the listeners, but they have GREAT attitudes while doing it. Even when barely anyone in the room knows the song they were playing, they find time to recognize the ones that did (which happened to be me (which was probably one of the coolest things thats happened to me at a concert)). And, might I add, after the show I ran into Micah and he was as nice as could be. Being a good role model (and a nice person) is highly important to me. This, for me at least, gives me strength to continue with trying to write my own music.

in between every set there would be audio advertisements playing, promoting various features and future events that the egyptian room had. the problem i had with these ads was they were played at the same volume level of the band that had just been on stage. my friend and i were literally shouting into each others ears because we couldn't hear each other over "IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO EXPERIENCE OUR NEW BLAH BLAH BLAH, HEAD ON OVER TO OUR BLAH AREA BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH" seriously, guys. let the rock stars play loud. play the advertisements at a decent volume.

The bands were all great! Very personable, let live was inSANE and every time I die killed it, tdwp we saw at an earlier time on theree tour and they were amazing as well oh sleeper also amazing! Met the guitarist! Overall awesome show. Croc Rock itself is a little unsafe in how it handles the amount of people though, wouldn't recommend the venue to anyone under 21

Devil wears Prada, Every time I die, Letlive , and OH Sleeper did so good! Would love to see them again very soon!

This was by far the best concert i have ever been too. It was my first time seeing TDWP and it is an experience i will never forget. Oh Sleeper, Let Live and Everytime I Die were incredible as well. The Norva is an awesome venue and I don't have a single complaint about the night!!!

Everything was perfect and the event, venue and artists blew my mind. I want to work at the NorVa, and I want to visit again very soon. Best night of my life.

Bartenders short pouring drinks at $7 a piece is unexceptable. Bands were good and put on a good show. Security was a little crazy but they kept people safe and drunks under control.

The Devil Wears Prada was great. White chapel was amazing. Sound was perfect and the lights were unbelievable.

The NorVA has one of the best sound systems on the east coast. I went to shows such as ADTR and Rise Against, and this has been, not only the cheapest for tickets, but the best show I've been to in my life. Starting at 6:30 and ending at 11 or so, I absolutely enjoyed myself every minute of the show. Starting with Oh, Sleeper, the lead vocalist did an excellent job getting the crowd wild, because he consistently moved around and kept high-quality stage presence throughout. Letlive was... extreme. I found myself digging the music, and the vocalist's stage presence was top-notch. However, I couldn't help but wonder if he was on any hard drugs. Either, this man is an excellent actor, and can get into the deranged mindset for every show, or he was suffering serious withdrawals. He did, also, stay screaming while he jumped into our very own moshpit. The third band up was Every Time I Die, which had a massive sound and I liked very much, coming far second to TDWP. They kept a consistent sound and kept the attention of the crowd the entire time. And last, and of course, not least, The Devil Wears Prada came last. After a grueling wait to sound-check and clear the stage, TDWP came with a brutal intro to the first track on the album. They came out to 'Dead Throne', and went straight into "Untidaled". They played many of the Dead Throne tracks, as well as "Hey John", and a few even from Zombie EP. Mike Hranica is one of the most energetic live vocalists out there, in my opinion. He kept the enthusiasm extremely high for the whole hour that they were on stage. After the crowd was shouting "One more song!", they came out and asked whether we wanted one, or two. Of course, the crowd wanted two! Needless to say, Danger: Wildman got the entire crowd wild, and on their feet and moving when it started. What a night!

All of the bands performed well. The facility was great. The location was easy to find.

This whole show RAWKED!!! For Today was the stand out but White Chapel CUT THE FLOOR!! WALL OF DEATH!!!

Great show. Volume was a little too loud. Bass was good but the treble was a little too much. Lights could have also been improved, a little too much flashing with the strobes and more lasers could have been used. Other then those things, the show was great!

My husband and I took our kids, ages 15 and 11, to the show. We are all avid concert goers, but I had reservations about going to this one. (Not my favorite type of music, but I was open to give it a try....for the kids.) The kids surely weren't going without us, so I was expecting to wear ear plugs and prayed for the questionable influences to be minimal. Upon arrival, we met the "clean singer", Jeremy, as he strolled through LA Live. He was super pleasant and obliged us in posing for a picture with the kids. :) As we entered the venue, I did not feel uncomfortable in the slightest. We had great seats in the balcony and were thankful for the fact that we were out of the "mosh pit" below. We weren't impressed with the opening bands; thought the first one was okay, but the others just down right annoying and strange. (Even the kids thought so) Finally, the headliners, The Devil Wears Prada, took stage and gave it all they had. I still don't totally "get" the screamo attraction, but understand that aggression is a real emotion and some kids feel a freedom listening to this type of music. Anyway, we enjoyed our experience and were pleasantly surprised that the crowd maintained a level of maturity and respect for us "old timers". We even had a young girl approach us telling us, "YOU ROCK for taking your kids here". Hahaha If she only knew the shows my husband and I had gone to when we were younger. ;) Some kids just don't realize that we adults were once kids too. And I think that some adults forget that they were once kids and disconnect from their kids judging them too harshly for what they are into. Overall, we enjoyed the show, but most of all the appreciation we felt from our kids from sharing this time with them. PRICELESS! <3

As an ADA concert goer and first time guest of Club Nokia, the seating area was nice and spacious. The bar area, bathrooms, patio is all within very short distance with no crowding. Clean and smooth elevators. My overall experience was pretty sweet. I'd definitely come back for more shows!! P.s. Whitechapel was AWESOME!! The Devil Wears Prada, from beginning to end Always puts on a prime show. Their energy never declines. 'Nuff, said!!

great sized venue, fast ticketing, awesome sound, comfortable environment, easy to find, awesome lights and effects, incredible. The Devil Wears Prada lit up the stage, amazing stage presence, they have grown so much. set list was phenomenal, songs from all 5 albums. the pounding bass, ripping guitars, and gritty vocals of Mike and crystal vocals of Jeremy are seared into my brain, I'll never forget the pressure of the crowd when they started the set, not even on stage yet, the support and excitement apparent. truly impossible show, hearing the lyrics screamed back to the band, the hardcore mosh pit, and involvement of the band towards the mass of sweating, thrashing, shrieking fans... epic. unfathomably epic. <3

Every time my husband and I go to see The Devil Wears Prada, we are ALWAYS happy. We are biased because they are one of our most favorite bands but, they always put on an amazing show and the band has so much energy on stage. Hands down my favorite band right now! Go see them live. You won t regret it!

The venue was excellent got really close to the bands and even got to chat with the Devil Wears Prada guitarist very nice guy and appreciate there fans but never forget this concert and just had some much fun every band was amazing thousand below has a epic sound

The show itself was amazing. Great line up. I also found a new band to obsess over. The Devil Wears prada is always amazing. The security in the show was pretty awesome too. I felt I had little to worry about at the show. Like getting kicked in the head which is typical for a metal show.

Missed the first two bands. A group of us went looking for what was supposed to be the new location, but the venue hadn't moved yet, and despite the new address being listed for the event, we weren't given any update on the venue remaining at the old building.

Silverstein was so interactive with the crowd and the drinks were exceptional! This is our second time at The Masquerade to see them and we've enjoyed it both times immensely!

I took my teenage daughters. Knew nothing about the first 2 bands that played, wish I still knew nothing about the them. Call me old fashion but I don't find spewing the f word entertaining. Thought we'd made it through The Devil Wears Prada but then he had to give his opinion of Trump and I guess the only way he knew how to express himself was with the f word. So sad. But thankfully Matty Mullins has more character. Thank you Matty for showing what a true man looks like.

The entire show was great, eventhough Silverstein played...just not a fan of them. LMTF was a great start, very tight and so friggin talented. Really wish they didn't put 6:30 on ticket because we figured that was th door time, not start time. Skipping Silverstein, Memphis May Fire was very good in spite of the sound being off. Not sure what the sound man was doing, but it took almost the entire set to find the balance. They still had incredible energy and had the crowd loving. The headliner was just incredible, they never disappoint! The old school medley was awesome. If I had a complaint, they didn't play "Vengence" which I feel is their best song to date. Great Night!

As a whole the show had a great line up. I was a little disappointed to see the brutal bands such as thy art is murder and whitechapel opening up for Devil wears Prada when it should have been the other way around, but oh well. I was eager to see Thy art is murder play one of the most brutal albums out right now (Holy War) live. The only disappointment was the lack of support for these bands at the show and the sound quality that the National offered them. It's always a 50/50 shot with that venue. I'd really like to have seen them play at Springfield in MD where I know the sound would be superior. But it was either see them with bad sound quality at the national or not at all and that's not an easy choice to make because either way you walk away disappointed.

If I can go to any metalcore show and see any band, it would be them again.

each band had amazing performance. the crowed even got involved in rocking out with the band performing live. good show.

The Devil Wears Prada puts on an amazing show every time. This one was exceptionally good because of the Zombie EP being played in its entirety. They also played some fan favorites from Plagues, which they usually don't play anymore. Plus the support acts were all great performers. Excellent show.

This show was amazing. I go to concerts pretty often, but this one is the best one I've been to in quite a while. Really enjoyed myself. Wish the line up had been switched around a little, but it was still great!!

The bands were great as usual except the the volume was too high which caused distortion and you couldn't hear the singer/screamer.

As my first BIG show, I am stoked that The Devil Wears Prada came here because they are by far in the top 3 of my favorite bands and I have been listening to them since their first album and they just keep getting better and better! I wish I could have gotten to meet them though because they are one of the bands who got me started screaming and I would love to get some tips on being a successful songwriter and musician in general because these guys know what they are doing and they do it well. Bottom line is, I would highly recommend these guys live...they sound fantastic and their presence is so raw and powerful and God has blessed them with many talents. God Bless and keep rockin' guys!!!!! \\m/

Great Show, great metal, great bands. Only problem is that it was in Atlanta which is always a nightmare to get around it.

All these bands were great, epecially The Ghost Inside. Such unique personalities that really go into their songs.

Best show ive been too. Revolution live has the best sound system of any venue ive been too. The devil wears prada gets better ans better each time I see them. There set was an hour anda half. Awesom. Highly recommend.

I've seen TDWP more than six times, and this was probably my favorite show I've seen them play. This is mostly because at every venue I've seen them at, there was a barricade and no stage diving. This was not the case at the State Theatre, and I took full advantage. I've never stage dived so many times in my life. They didn't play anything from Dear Love or Plagues, which was a little disappointing, but somewhat understandable since the tour was to promote their new album, 8:18. They even had an exclusive tour variant on vinyl of the new album. The Ghost Inside played a perfect set. Unfortunately, I was late and missed the first Volumes and Texas in July, but I've seen them both before and they always put on a good show.

From Texas in July to volumes to the ghost inside to the devil wears Prada just nonstop great music great performances andnice intimate environment. Bands were fun and bracket me back to the good old days!! Crew did a great job setting up quickly between sets! Thankful I was able to make it

Honestly, no complaints! The bands were amazing! The beer was cold! And it's a great venue to see a concert! Would travel the distance to see another show here!

Tdwp amazing as always. The Ghost Inside were awesome as well, never saw them before. Venue was great, thoroughly enjoyed it!

Prada was amazing, I was very happy with their performance. Also took a likin to Ghost Inside. However, the fact that moshing and surfing wasn't aloud was quite a bummer. That's like taking the hardcore out of the show, or perhaps takin candy from a child. Other than that the show was still fairly well though.

The band still puts on a good show, even after seeing them so many times.

This concert was beyond incredible. The pit was painfully amazing, and the performances by all 4 bands were beyond expectation. <3

the show was legit! that first band For Today threw down, enter shakari was okay...whitechapel was sick live! and the devil wears prada was simply amazing. The staff was SOOOO nice and the venue was SO SICK! the prices were so reasonable. I love the location.

The show was amazing everything was great except For Today preeching, that was really lame but other than the show was great. The Filmore was amazing

Whitechapel was amazing, but the devil wears prada was un beatable. the vocals were weak for the first 2 songs but after he got into it his screaming was just nasty. Great show, great venue very close to the band, and great moshing

The show was truly amazing! The energy of the people, the kind treatment of the staff and the quality sound of the place was incredible!!!

TDWP is one of the best live performances I've ever heard. They are simply amazing when it comes to recreating that album sound, and Mike has so much energy on stage it really gets to the crowd. The other bands were great as well, especially White Chapel; they really got the crowd pumped up for TDWP. Overall this was a great time.

The show was amazing...sound was phenomenal. Light show and banners that kept changing through the show was more than i thought it would be. I was lucky to have went to such an awesome venue and seen this tour. Maybe the best live show ive ever seen.