Unwritten Law

The band put on a great show at an awesome, small venue I had never been to before.

The venue was great. We had dinner reservations and had a while table to ourself. The view was excellent and once the headlining band came on we were down on the floor jumping around RIGHT UNDER THE STAGE!! There was an opening band called PACIFICA DUB and they sounded awesome! I'm now a new fan for theirs! Unwritten Law had a GREAT performance! I can't wait to see them again!

I am only going to write about Unwritten Law and Fenix TX. Fenix was awesome, ripped through their set and played some pretty unexpected requests from the crowd. They were clearly into the show (though their second guitar player, who you'll hear more about later, wasn't). They were energetic and on it. Unwritten Law was literally the exact opposite. Fenix TX and Unwritten Law share a guitar player, and he was drunk during the first set, and clearly more inebriated the second set with Unwritten Law. Scott the leader singer acted like he couldn't care at all for being there and kept calling it "Tuesday" when it was Wednesday, that's how out of it he was. Scott was completely uninterested in being there and then criticized the audience for not being into their set. We wanted to be into it, but the dude didn't even remember his own lyrics for songs they have been performing for 10 years. I have honestly never been disappointed or annoyed by a band before (Certainly not a headlining act), but they probably played the worst set I have ever seen. Score a cheap ticket to see Fenix TX and leave before Unwritten Law plays.

I have seen over 400 bands in my lifetime and this show will be memorable as one of the worst shows I have ever seen. The lead singer of Unwritten Law was so intoxicated on stage that he could barely perform the show. His speech was slurred and he was just rambling on about nothing pretty much the entire time. After a weak 10 song setlist, the show was over, no encore. I looked like the singer could not be out on stage another moment, even if he wanted to. I liked Unwritten Law in high school, but clearly they don't really give much of a crap about the few remaining fans they have.

Fenix TX was good. Sound was a bit too loud. The other bands were not very good. Unwritten Law was disappointing.

Perfect location!!! The Inlet is amazing!!! Unwritten Law were so much better than the last time I saw them!! Lead singer was only moderately drunk this time. Last time he was so sloppy he was falling down and didn't remember words to songs. I was embarrassed for him. This time, besides the instrument difficulties they kept having, it was a badass show!!!

Highly recommended seeing these bands. Played all the hits plus many more!!!!

Only stayed for Alien Ant Farm, that's why we bought tickets, and it was well worth the price. Nice little environment.

Sound quality was not great, performance was not top notch. Opening act (Alien Ant Farm) was better than the headliners

HOB Sunset closed the balcony which sucked but Unwritten Law and Ten Foot Pole were ok

Bands were awesome. UL rocked it but the small shot glasses kept me thirsty threw out the night...

How can you not play CPK?! That's wrong! I hope nobody else got the treatment we did in ATL

MxPx was outstanding! Been waiting to see them since i was 12 years old, and they did NOT disappoint! The venue was great, the opening bands were great, and it was super cool to meet Mike Herrera, who's been my hero for 5 years! After MxPx everyone left and there were only like 50 people left to see Unwritten Law, haha

Awesome show with good people. Everything was handled great by the staff. Everything went pretty smooth.

I love the Masquerade Venue... nothing bad to say about the place. However.. I've saw MXPX about 8 times full band. (original band) and saw Mike solo a few times, even opened a show. When MXPX advertised this show, the link showed original members I was VERY dissapointed in seeing these random dudes, I had missed seeing the original cast and cancelled an event in Alabama and went out on a Sunday night to see one of my fav bands.. but nope.. Just Mike, and those guys.. should have been more clear on the cast..

I saw Unwritten Law on Saturday, April 30th. I was a little skeptical about how the show was going to go because I have not seen them perform in quite a while, but I must say that they brought tons of energy and fun to the crowd. I was pleased to hear a lot of the old stuff as well as some of their newer stuff I was not so familiar with. They definitely give it their all on stage and show their appreciation for the fans. They even stayed after at their merch booth to meet with the fans.

Show was good but opening acts were not really that great. We came early but I wish we would have come later and just caught Unwritten Law themselves.

Unwritten Law was great as usual, however there was no CD release? How can you title a show a CD release Party and not release a CD? The opening act Super Groupie was not as good as they were when we saw them back in October. Slower was great, I loved them. Had never seen them or their alter ego Mower. I am a new Slower fan. Met Dominic after the show, he was great. Unwritten law was awesome as usual. Now for bad news. I dont know who the sound guy was, dont care to know, he was terrible. Could not hear the singers over the music for any of the bands. Saw the October show, the sound was much better, there was a different sound guy. When Unwritten Law went on stage, there was a photographer with a video camera that claimed to be working for Scott Russo, set up right in front of us(was sitting in the handicapped area right behind the sound board). When he was asked to move, he refused. He finally moved during the fourth song. While he was setup the sound guy had to stand in front of me, so neither my husband or I could see much of the show. Slower had their own sound guy and they sounded better, but the vocals were still muted.

Unwritten law puts on a great show every time. Can't beat that lead singer

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the smaller venues. Makes it much more enjoyable to actually SEE the band as well as hear them. Aside from the crazy moshing and stage diving by the crazies that has left my arm black and blue, I thouroughly enjoyed myself. Look forward to the next show!

This show was super awesome. . .all the bands were amazing and I would highly recommend them to everyone! Cant wait to see Big B again!

Unwritten Law was good and so was Big B but they came on WAY too late. I mean really, 4 opening acts?! WTF? I wish I knew that in advanced, I would have timed it so that I came before Big B. Two opening acts would have been perfect. By the time UL was through half their act, the place had half emptied out. It'll be a while before I go to another UL concert and will probably not go back to the Roxy either. Performances there just don't sound as good.

As always, UL killed it! Played some new tunes and they sound great. Even played WW3 TWICE, back to back, because the pit got rowdy! Always great!

It was my third time seeing unwritten law! they amaze me at every show! but they just blew the night away! Couldn't of asked for any thing better! Amazing live!

Just turn 21 and there was no better way to celebrate it then going to my first bar @ the House of Blues.Good opening bands. good booze. Great show!!!

I really liked all the bands that played that night. they were all good. but me and my bro have been lookin forward to seein unwritten law pretty much our entire lives, they have been 1 our favorite bands.... seeing them was an unforgettable night for me and my dad and bro. they were amazing!

It got started a little late and boy am I glad because I got to see the whole set for the opening band, Battleship Agenda. I can't believe this was their first show! I will definitely be looking for other shows by them. All the bands gave good solid performances and Unwritten Law did not disappoint. Battleship Agenda got the crowd going and it just built from there. Red Stinger had a brief issue with a broken guitar string but the guitar player for With Arms Raised loaned his guitar and the show went on. The singer did not let it slow the momentum. He made a joke about it and the crowd laughed with him. These are the moments that make live shows so much fun. The good and the bad and the camraderie of the bands and the crowd. Unwritten Law came out and finished off a great show with some memorable songs. I haven't seen them live before but I heard they were great live. I love "Should Have Known Better".