Saves the Day

The opening acts were good, The Sidekicks were young and loud, very good for never hearing them before. River City Extention was good but musically I did not care for them. I have been going to STD's concerts since 1998. The show on the 2nd was like one of those shows. The crowd was enthusiastic and respectful. The song choice was stellar. They have yet to disappoint my expectations.

Chris C. is by far the best front man of any pop punk band. The energy he exudes is pure joy to experience. The sound was spot on and the crowd was 100% emotionally invested in the music. I will continue to see this band when ever they tour, for forever.

Saves the Day have remained one of those bands that are as good, and quite often better, live as they are on their albums. They brought so much energy and passion and played SUCH a wide range of new and old material I was pleasantly surprised and re-impressed with this band. I've been a fan for quite some time, so I certainly appreciate them pulling out Holly Hox and Banned from the Back Porch right up to some of the new stuff.

Awesome show!! Saves The Day only gets better, nothing like hearing your favorite songs live.

Saves the Day was AMAZING...high energy, great songs, and very good people!

Great show! Good mix of old and new songs. Decent sized venue.

Amazing. Seeing Saves The Day play again after all these years brings back so many good memories (and brings up so many good stories) from attending shows back on the east coast.

Great show, especially loved Bayside and Saves The Day! Energetic, fun performance!! Want to see them again!

Concert was awesome. I went to see Bayside, but I liked all the bands that played

The overall concert was great. We went to see Bayside, and they were amazing! Transit was also good, and we had never heard of them before.

The venue has a really good sound system and all of the bands were great.

The concert itself was simply outstanding. Loved the performance put on by both bands. They really got the crowd rockin' for such a modest venue. I was a little put off by the venue as a whole, since the bouncers were annoyingly pushy. It seems as if you can't even answer someone's question without being shoved around, but I guess that defines their job description. ATM accessibility wasn't the greatest since both machines malfunctioned and they only accepted cash in the area where the bands were actually performing. That aside, the overall experience was positive and I would see the show again.

Seriously amazing show! Always is though. Saves the day is the ultimate best band in the world! I even got the opportunity to tell Chris himself that I appreciate the amazing music they have made over the years and how I've been a huge fan since I was 12 and I'm now 20. If you like STD it was definitely the place to be this past Saturday.

Hats off to Saves the Day for continuing to deliver their unique and diverse sound, and for their willingness to play small venues, despite their success. With songs ranging from the band's earliest records to its newest (unreleased) album, they rocked the stage and had a great time doing it. They were even more energetic and enthusiastic than when I saw them at the House of Blues a few months ago. It seems like small venues bring out the best in STD. They displayed youthfulness and connected with the crowd on a personal level. Plus, they sounded as good as they ever have! After the show, the guys mingled with the crowd and took pictures with anyone. It was a great experience.

Saves the day rocked, venue and curfew was a bummer. They could have played longer, perhaps only inviting one opening band would have been better with such an early curfew at the Grog Shop. The homeless bouncer attempting to hold kids off the stage during the last song was by far the greatest moment of this show!