Prophets of Rage

Didn't know what to expect, all I knew was that I loved RATM, but this collaboration was SO MUCH FUN. Tiny club, lots of jumping and singing. Crazy quality show from everyone involved.

To see Prophets of Rage at an amazing venue like The Stone Pony was unforgettable!!! I love when big bands with such an intense vibe play to a small crowd. The energy was crazy!! I was a little skeptical at first but B Real and Chuck D were great on the Mic. Tom Morello as always shredded guitar and totally ran the band! I know they will be around for a long time to come!

Fun!!!!!!!!! Nevr have seen this group before. Sorry I waited but glad I went.

The show was absolutely amazing. Prophets came out killed.

They brought back the raw awesome material that is so relevant today. The show is high energy and jaw dropping the entire time. Highly recommend.

Absolutely AMAZING concert !! Rage: Tom Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk - Killed IT !! DJ Lord - absolutely solid Chuck D - The Rhyme Animal, The Incredible D !!!!!!!! B-Real is a Rock Superstar !!! There are not enough words to express how fantastic this show is. Go see it and experience it for yourself !!!

I wasn't sure these greybeards (self included) could still bring the energy and passion, but they pretty much sounded like they did back in the early 2000's. There was no confusing this with the Zach-led force of rage, but it was still just what the doctor ordered! The pit was bangin' and chaos ensued, if only for 90 minutes on a Friday night. The DJ was slow to find his groove, but he finally did. Chuck D was a little out of sync at times, but he settled in. B Real sounded pretty awesome, but I wish they'd let him do full Cypress Hill songs instead of a medley. The RATM tracks (pretty much everything you'd want to hear) were flawless. I was sucking air and soaked in sweat after the first song. It's been 3 days and my body is sore all over. Success!!

Such a great show. Rage, as always, sounded amazing. Longtime PE fan, so thrilled to see Chuck D is the mix, knew he'd deliver. A fan of Cypress Hill, but a little less familiar with the music--was COMPLETELY blown away by how well B-Real rocked it! Highly rec people see this show.

It was an awesome show. If you have GA tix, be prepared for a pit.

I was able to see RATM when I was vacationing in Europe in the summer of 2000. It was one of the better shows I have ever seen and was a very memorable night. I was a little anxious about how the Prophets of Rage show would be given the absence of Zach De La Rocha, but B-Real and Chuck-D did more than enough to make this a recommendable band. The original three members of RATM sounded fantastic. Tom Morello had a commanding stage presence, as well. The setlist pulled pulled from different eras of RATM and even Public Enemy and Cypress Hill. There was even a cover of No Sleep til Brooklyn. The only complaint I had about the show was its length. The show was 17 songs long (including a medley of about 6 songs PE and Cypress Hill songs), but it felt like it could have been longer. Bottom line is that they left me wanting more. That's a sign of a fun night.

All in all this was a really good show. I didn't like waiting in line to get tickets since they were "will call" only for a sold out show. The security was, understandably, tighter because of the RNC down the street and the political nature of the band, so that slowed things down too. Those are about the only things I can complain about, though.

This is the best show I have been to in a long time. Wow. Just wow.

Great Artists, in a great lineup, for a great cause. #MakeAmericaRageAgain

I liked it and had a good time. Have always been a Rage fan, but never got to see them so I went to this. Chuck D is great doing the singing and they should just stick with him. The guy from Cypress Hill mangled most of the Rage songs he attempted and frankly doesn't appear to be able to keep time with the band behind him. There should be a rule: if you can't count to four, you can't go on the tour... Was good and enjoyed it, but would have been much better minus the Cypress Hill dodo.

The show was simply fantastic. The crowd was absolutely amped up and jumping around. It was hot as could be and everybody was just a mess of sweat. Yet through it all, every single person I've encountered was really cool. As for the band, not sure it's much better than what we saw. They were simply fantastic.

I was lucky enough to score a few tickets to this amazing sold out performance in Cleveland, OH during the RNC...Hands down best concert I've experienced In the past 20 years!!!

Wakrat opened with a set twice as long as it should of been....3 good songs and 3 that should never be played again. Then Awolnation came on and kicked ass as usual. They are so ready to be the headliner. First time seeing Prophets of Rage and was not expecting too much. They were really tight. The talent on stage kept me engaged even though I only knew about half of the set list. I have been a fan of Cypress hill for many years and knew some Rage songs but that was it. I would see this band again next time they came to town...it was a really good show!

We're not the demographic for this event, but have been attending shows for 50 years now. Venue was excellent, parking escape wonderful. Only heard end of first band telling us they didn't give a fuck. AWOLNation was surprisingly good. POR was everything I wanted it to be. The opening DJ set was really fun. Politically, I share the band's rage at where our nation is today. All in all, a memorable experience. Oh, and we drove from Santa Barbara to see, so we were clearly motivated.

Great show! They played all Rage's hits plus a couple Cypress Hill hits.

Really, really good show! Really impressed with how they reworked a few of the PE and Cypress Hill songs to make them unique

The show was wonderful! They brought power and strength to the stage.

The show was a blast! I knew it was going to be good but it was better than i thought it would be. I'd go see them again!

POR showed that great rock shows are about talent, attitude, and energy. With absolutely no stage show, background lasers, dancers, and all that other crap, this band truly showed what a great concert experience is all about!!

Place was half full. Band was on point, but zach would have made show a whole lot better. With B real and Chuck D it was kind of like watching a good cover band in an oversized venue. Know put original rage with cypress hill and public enemy opening and you would have a sold out show

Great concert! Totally impressed with Tom Morello's guitar playing. Some of the most fantastic guitar I've seen in years!

Wakrat was little underperforming. But AWOLNATION woke up the crowd and did great. Prophets of Rage was actually way better than I expected. The band will always be on point I was unsure of vocals but breal and chuck d delivered even on RATM hits. Nearly all of the RATM hits were played from all albums. Great performance!!

They were simply amazing! Me and my whole group agreed this was in the top 3 shows we've seen for all of us and we have seen ALOT of shows!

I've been to countless concerts, couldn't wait to see Prophets of Rage. Literally the BEST concert I have ever seen live! Great set!!

Prophets put on a helluva show! From start to finish it was a thrash fest

Amazing show!!! What a way to close out the season!

A great mix of new songs and classics from Cypress Hill, Public Enemy and Rage Against the Machine (as well as a few others such as Audioslave). The sound was a bit lacking and the hassle with last minute security changes (no blankets or drinks for lawn seats, as per the website!) earned this concert a 4 star review instead of 5 star.

Even though it was 3/4 Rage Against The Machine paired with Chuck D and B Real - this was a great, great show! The energy the band gave off pumped up the Tampa crowd even more. I go to a lot of concerts year to year and this was probably a Top 5 show I've ever experienced! Go see this band if they visit your city. See Tom Morello live was tremendous!

If you like Rage, PE, and Cypress Hill, you'll love the Prophets of Rage. The seats were great, the venue was great, and Awolnation was a tremendous choice for an opening act. I'm not sure who the DJ was, but when he put us in the mix before the headliner took the stage, I danced my butt off. Plus it was a great opportunity to do some political venting. Loved it.

B-Real of Cypress Hill. Chuck D of Public Enemy. The band of Rage Against The Machine. Enough said.

Great show, empowering~! Each member of the supergroup brought their own flavor to the show!

Unfortunatley I never got to see RAtM, and Audio Slave was very diappoiinting when they did RAtM songs. PoR is as close as you're going to get to seeing Rage Against the Machine. 3 original members and 2 excellent front men did a great job and a great setlist. Almost 2 full hours of non-stop, no BS, hard core Rock & Roll, outstanding! Go see PoR, you won't be disappointed.

Show was amazing! Wakrat was meh. Awolnation really had a great show. The DJ before prophets was incredible at getting the crowd hyped and ready with his amazing mashups and dj skill. Prophets brought a NONSTOP energy level that I haven't seen in a live performance in quite some time. Tom was killing it on the axe as always and the crowd was on its feet from start to finish!

All the songs played sounded great! Seeing the compilations between the 3 bands were awesome and and Dave Grohl was the best bonus too! They for sure know how to entertain the crowd.

What a great show! So glad I heard about this and went. Brought back the good old days! Great vibe, great people, lots of awesome song choices and fun mixes. Highly recommend.

if you like rage against the machine you need to see prophets of rage. its everything you would hope for. tons of rage songs. everyone singing and dancing along with every word.

I have seen Rage Against the Machine in the 90s and more recently, and I've seen Tom Morello in other bands such as Audio Slave, but I must say that the supergroup of Tom Morello, Chuck D, and B-Real are a mighty combination! Being able to hear songs from Public Enemy, Cypress Hill, Rage Against the Machine, and new songs from Prophets of Rage made this concert a true mutligenre experience. And then to have none other than Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters jam with the boys for a song was the cherry on top of a rockin' sundae. I was so thrilled by the show that I bought a ticket to see Prophets of Rage in San Diego...Rock on!

The performance was great!! the energy was awesome! The sound quality was horrible!! We has seats high up in the venue and the sound was horrible, it was hard to make out the lyrics.

It was was fun and entertaining to watch them play live.

If you haven't seen Rage with Zack.. this was almost as good. Best thing is the cross over songs from all 3 former groups Rage,Cypress Hill and Public Enemy.

Amazing show! Non-stop energy & sounded great! Awesome surprise guest - Dave Grohl!!!

OH MY GOD!!! Hands down, Prophets tore it up! The brought the power, they brought the heat! It was truly an amazing show! The crowd was wild and they really played for the people. They have amazing energy! Awolnation was AMAZING too! They had electric energy! Wakrat was sick too! The presagie is worth attending, so get there early!

The Prophets of Rage show in Tampa was great. The band churned out hits from Rage, Public Enemy and Cypress hill plus some covers. Tom Morello was amazing and the show had great energy!

Don't rush for opening act, absolutely horrible, the music itself had promise, but the lyrics are useless and distracting. Lead Singer/Bass player is talented player and does great with Prophets of Rage, but needs to give up on the song writing. AWOLNATION was entertaining. I didn't really know all the songs as I've only heard the radio play releases, but they did great getting the crowd involved and got everyone pumped up for the main event. For the big show, SPECTACULAR!! When I originally heard the lineup, I had concern B-Real was the weak link. Even though like Cypress Hill, I had a preconceived notion that he was going to be kind of just a filler person...MAN WAS I WRONG. He was incredible!!! He made the show for sure. All the guys were great, but he was the standout for sure. If you have a chance, don't miss this show.

LOUD, and powerful. Prophets of Rage have the right politics, from the Left. Also, Awolnation, with them, rocked. Tom Morello and Chuck D for co-president!! Fight the Power........

I was in Section 101 Row AA seats 1 and 2. My husband could not make the show so I had the two seats to myself. They were perfect and it took 30 years to get to the front of Shoreline in Mountain View. All three bands were great. The sound quality was brilliant. I had a great view. What I didn't have was respect from men passive-aggressively attempting to invite themselves to sit in the second seat or stand in front of it with a "do you mind" .... What is a woman by herself at a show that is by its very nature all inclusive to do, say " Yeah I mind, it took me 30 years to get here"? No of course not, it would be contrary to the vibe of the show. Nevertheless it went on and on that way and was a distraction. Half way into the show I gave up on the encroachment and went out into the concession area to watch the show on the screens instead.

Seriously one of the most incredible concerts I have ever been to. It was electric. You could feel the energy of the fans and the love that this group has for their music and our country. A portion of proceeds from each concert go to a local charity or shelter in that city. Just wished they had played an encore.

The combination of these groups was an incredible performance. Perfect synch. The venue was so psyched!!

Prophets of Rage was a great high energy show and the members from all 3 bands (RATM, Public Enemy & Cypress Hill) were en point and musically tight - especially Tom Morello, who is truly an underrated guitarist who hadn't stood out to me as much in RATM with Zack fronting, but whom I now garner new respect. My one concern was seeing a band like this without the incendiary, politically fueled and emotional vocals of Zack de la Rocha who brings it every time at a RATM show. I was afraid the songs would sound thin without him but fortunately, they did not. Chuck D brings his own style, no doubt, although he lacked Zack's spot on timing spitting a verse. B-Real from Cypress Hill brought some life to Zack's lyrics with his own very distinct voice and clearly showed much respect, not only thanking Zack for his words and music but just by virtue of learning the entire RATM catalogue which was impressive in and of itself. Imitation is the highest form of flattery. Still, I am and always will be a Rage fan and Zack was greatly missed in this show. Prophets of Rage made it clear they would welcome him onstage any time and the way the band is set up, there is room at the table. It would be a far more interesting show with his presence.

Great show...Tom Morelo was at his best...DJ Lord started the night off and got the crowd pumped. Started at the Billboard Lounge downstairs..great perk.

Three of my favorite all time bands in one, how could I not have gone? Tom Morello is a guitar God and tore it up as usual, I go to see him no matter what band, Rage, Audioslave, Nightwatchman, Prophets. Awesome time.

I'll say it straight up. This is the best show I've ever been to. Being a fan of all three bands that the Prophets stem from, this was a 'supergroup' that I could really get on board with. Hearing rock interpretations of Public Enemy tracks or Chuck D or BReal's vocals on top of Sleep Now In The Fire? Incredible. And the show 100% lived up to the hype. It is probably the first time I've been able to satisfy my desire for heavy guitars and fat beats at the same time. I was a fan of Tom Morello before seeing him live and I am even more so after watching him squeeze the sounds he did out of his guitar. Chuck D & BReal are an incredibly potent vocal combo. Brad Wilk and Tim Cummerford create a pounding backbone. And DJ Lord proved with both his intro set at the start of the show and his mixing throughout that he is the real deal. Oh yeah, and then DAVE GROHL!? This show satisfied me on every level and the memory of it will stick with me for a long, long time. I'm still feeling a bit of its afterglow.

RAtM - ZDlR + Chuck D + B Real = #win Great show. Performances were spot on and came from the catalogs of all three prior bands, as well as a few combo/crossover/mashup type tracks (Fight the Power with No Sleep Til Brooklyn as the backing track). Every musician was clearly loving being on stage and playing together and the crowd ate it up. Always fantastic to see live musicians who are talented, enjoying their work and performing at their peak (TomM was on fire, and looks as polished as ever). The opener, AWOLNAtion was terrible, so they only get one line. GA admission seats were upgraded to seats under the roof, which was an add'l bonus.

AWOLNATION started the evening with an energetic set. First time seeing them and they were soooo good! Then the Prophets took over and the fun really began. They covered all the hits from the different bands which make up the group. It was a fast paced great night filled with great music, energy, and thought provoking messages.

Despite my age I got on the rail and fought through the pit. It was worth it. I was right in front of Tom. The band was great. The setlist was killer. Seeing Chuck D and B Real rap together was pretty special. Honestly the Zach screaming was a missed element though. Overall well worth seeing and lived up to my great anticipation.

Great concert from beginning to end. Good times / great memories

From start to finish, this show was phenomenal! To see so many legends on one stage was unbelievable, and they were all awesome!

Living Colour opening was such a great surprise. We drove from Maine for the show and that was a great surprise. Prophets of Rage was unreal! They were literally rocking the house, with the balcony bouncing up and down with the crowd. Unforgettable show! Would go back in a heartbeat!

Great Band! Will see them anywhere/anytime! The Apollo is AWESOME!!!

The Stone Pony was sold out and no where to move. Somehow a pit developed within seconds of the the first song and continued throughout every minute of every song. They were great. I am not a big fan of Rap music however with this lineup and the 3 members of RATM, the song selection new and old sounded great. If you are a RATM fan or a fan of this type of music I highly recommend that you see them. If you are on the floor,be ready to lose your mind and leave with a few bruises.

they say jump you say how HIGH! Morello was magical.

Prophets of Rage really brought the power and accomplished everything they sought out to do. Tom Morello is an amazing guitarist, and it was tremendous to see him up close at such an intimate venue.

Awesome brst show of 2017 they got something to sat

High energy, mind-blowing show. The whole band was on point, but Tom Morello was next level.

Tom Morello killed it as usual. Always a smile on his face because he loves what he does. He played Ghost of Tom Joad with Jacskson Browne. Chris Cornell came and joined for an AudioSlave reunion 12 years in the making.......Chris was a little off because he was wasted but who cares. They were having fun and it was awesome. Tom Morello is my guitar hero. I love Tom Morello! Always happy to witness his insane talent!

The show was AMAZING!!!! There were many highlights, though Audiosoave was the pinnacle. THIS should tour!!!!

This was an anti-Trump show and I found it motivating. PoR will never replace RATM but I'm glad they still stand for the same thing; fighting injustice.

This was an amazing show from beginning to end! You can't go wrong with Prophets of Rage and Audioslave but this show was so much more than that.Not just the additional line ups, acts and readings but the message. What an important and strong message to ALL. If you see injustice, fight back. I was extremely lucky to have gotten tickets to this show since there was only 13 mins notice and about 150-200 to sell. I also live in NV but happened to be in southern CA the weekend of this show which was perfect. The price was AMAZING ($25) and the all was donated to a women's charity -what better message to send at an anti-inaugural ball than that?! It's about the people, not profit. I saw Prophets of Rage in October and was hooked at the first note. I had heard the handful of songs that had been put out before that and was excited and happy about music again. If you have a change to them DO IT! The room was very small, standing room only. I was 3 rows back (until moshing put be back about 6 rows) but the view and sound was killer. I'm not sure there was a bad spot to be except for shorter people (which I am). I had let several people know my husband had a disability and where could he go if he needed to sit. I'm not sure if I was the 1st person to ever ask that but after several people and minuets I was given a folding chair that was put against a wall for him if needed. While he didn't end up using it (he had a cane with him) it was great to know we had a plan and they assisted. There were a few bars and the food people were eating looked like it was delicious. Over all if I were in that area again and a great band came up playing there I'd go back.

From the beginning to the end great show one of the best

The show was great to share with my daughter. She has grown up listening to rage and various other artist all of her life. They played all the songs you would expect to hear. Also get a little treat of a mini cypress hill show. Bottom line, not the same without Zak.

Anyone who has a chance to see this show should definitely find a way to go. The music was amazing and they gave 110% it was worth every penny. I am so glad I got a chance to see this.

I waited 20 years to see them perform live. Lived up to every expectation!

The show was amazing. Wakrat opened, and they were fine. Followed by AWOL Nation which really blew my perception of them out of the water (in a good way). I am seriously glad they were there. Then came Prophets of Rage. They are much better live than on their album or live recordings. With a great mix of RATM, Cypress Hill, Public Enemy, and new music I couldn't have asked for more. They played almost two hours up until what I am sure is the 11pm cutoff at the amphitheater.

It was definitely worth seeing, B Real and Chuck D. stepped up big time and the band sounded great. Only thing that would have made it better is if Zack would quit being whack and join the tour.

Great show. If you are on the fence about seeing this band definitely go. You will not be disappointed.

Great set list. Sound was good in the lawn. Awesome show.

Great show! Nice new venue! Sound quality was very good, great energy by the band and the crowd!

Best concert of my life, exceeded expectations on every level.

Incredible concert. These folks are legends. Hip Hop and Rock; you can't go wrong.

It was the awesomest bestest show I have ever attended!!!!

They kicked ass. Everyone was dancing jumping headbanging and RAGING. I've never seen so many people enjoy themselves so much and share such a great experience.

Great Line up, great energy & music at a GREAT PRICE!!!

Great, great show. Loved the mix of PE, Cypress Hill, and Rage songs.

The place was on its feet from the first to last note. There was so much energy I still felt it 2 days later. I've seen a lot of shows from different bands, but this was the most fun, cathartic and energetic show I've ever been at. Awesome!

WAKRAT was great, AWOLNATION was awesome, and Prophets of Rage........well what would you expect when you combine the likes of Rage Against the Machine, Cypress Hill and Public Enemy? The show was phenomenal B-Real and Chuck D did this group justice! Zach don't want to play- so be it. Id see this lineup again and again!

I have to start out by saying hip hop is not usually my thing, BUT the mix which is Prophets of Rage of electric guitars, rock baseline the rapping and passionate message they are trying to send, whether you agree with it or not, is magical. The fans were a little crazy but it was all in good fun! Great show very enjoyable!

The best parts were obviously all the RATM songs, but some of the others were great too, like No Sleep Til Brooklyn, and Insane in the Brain. The energy of the crowd was out of control. The entire GA section basically turned in to a mosh pit at points.

Awesome rock/rap show. The band was incredible!! Chuck D is amazing!! B Real was doing his thing very cool show. Mosh pit was insane!! DJ could have been better.

Great show. Great venue. Could have been louder to be honest. Opening acts were OK. Wakrat. I get it. Dude is angry and it was a little too bass heavy. But, dude was amazing to play that and then the POR set. Awolnation was just just right fit for this crowd. I guess they tried to anchor them to get some girls. But they were all wearing the same outfit and it wa just too fem for me.

The show was great, audience was pumped, band was on point, never missing a beat, great interaction with the audience, speeches were kept to a minimum, but somehow, I still miss Zack.

Prophets of Rage were great. The energy was non stop and the song selection was outstanding. I have seen Rage Against The Machine years ago and this was just a new twist. Chuck D and B-Real did an excellent job of singing the Rage songs along with a few of their own. Tom Morello and the rest of the band were on their game. You will not be disappointed if you go to see them

The show was fantastic from start to finish. The DJ that played the 20 minutes of warm up spun together songs from everywhere. Prophets hit the stage running and never slowed down, closing the show with Killing in the Name of.., a personal top 5 song of all time. Tom a Morello might be the most underrated guitarist of our generation.

Sounded fantastic. Lots of energy. Very tight. Venue was the right size for them.

A very good show overall. Wasn't familiar with opening acts. Prophets sounded good and played a good mix of songs from Rage, Cypress Hill, and Public Enemy. Noticed tempo of music was slowed down a beat, maybe because it sounded like Chuck D was having trouble keeping up. Nice venue with good sound.

A dull throb of drums and bass that blotted out all the vocals and most of the guitar work put out by a legend. It was back to the horrible sound that was normal during my 80s Heavy Metal concert-going phase. Most of the RATM tracks that I wanted to hear were there...too bad I couldn't savour them.

To get the chance to see Rage play again was something I didn't expect. Chuck D and B Real killed it and brought a really cool angle to the show.