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Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 16 reviews
  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Great Show

    by Betty on 11/12/23The Masquerade - Hell - Atlanta

    Vocals were lacking due to singer losing his voice, but I knew they would be. Stage presence was absolutely phenomenal. Music was great. Venue was absolutely terrible and I’ll never go back there but it was still a great show and a great time

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Best Show I've been to yet

    by PrettyboyRaider on 11/12/23The Masquerade - Hell - Atlanta

    Best band to see live. The opening bands were really good as well. Definitely seeing protest the hero again next year.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    by Anonymous on 3/29/14State Theatre - St Petersburg

    Excellent concert. Everything was perfect. All bands played top notch.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Wow. Such show

    by asudasna on 12/5/13Masquerade - Atlanta

    This show was well worth the money. I arrived a little late; missing most of Affiance's set, but there were still plenty of bands to see. Protest The Hero did not disappoint, it was like seeing a rock show and a comedy show. Most of the other bands were a bit heavy for my taste, but I was impressed with The Contortionist; I've never heard them before, but was blown away.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Amazing Guitar Workouts!

    by thetaylortwist on 4/26/12Pops - Sauget

    What an awesome show! We drove two hours to see this great show, made a few stops (guitar center & cheeburger cheeburger) and show up at Pop's early. This was great... we got to meet Periphery who were hanging out in front of the venue. We discussed important things in life such as Dream Theater and guitars. When the doors opened, a local band (The Gorge or The George) started playing. No waiting around, just getting straight to the point-which is what we paid for! Not a bad band but they fit the genre of what we came to see although they talked to much (less talk, more rock!) ...and then the bands fell in one after another. "Today I Caught The Plague" - in all honesty, i had never heard this band before. The singer dressed like a mix between Carlton from "The Fresh Prince Of BelAire" and James Dean." But this guy can sing! We bought their cd at the show. I never do that. I am a fan. Great band! I plan on seeing these guys again In June with Scale The Summit. "The Safety Fire" - From London, this band was pretty amazing. Great songs. Powerful vocals. Very cool guitar riffs. "Jeff Loomis" - This is where the show started for me. I've been a Nevermore fan since 1999. Loomis assembled his band like a squad of super heroes would be assembled: via YouTube! You could tell that a lot of the crowd behind us didn't know or even understand what was going on when Jeff took the stage but you could also tell they were in awe. Jeff Loomis was a 100mph steam roller and he never let up. After every song, the joint was screaming! I gotta say, after Jeff Loomis' performance, i was a bit saddend. I know that i will never reach that level of guitarmanship. If you are a guitarist, of any style or level of playing, you truly owe it to yourself to see this man play. "Periphery" - The other reason why i came to see this show. I have to say, Periphery is one my favorite bands. In a sea of new music, where everything seems to sound alike, these guys soar above the rest in a fashion that makes everything they do seem easy. We had the opportunity to meet the band before the show and they seem very humble and appreciative of their fans. As for the show? flawless. ...and they had such a great time on stage. it was all fun. I am very thrilled that I got to see this band. "Protest The Hero" - part amazing vocalist - part comedian! When "PTH" took the stage, you could tell who the majority of the crowd was their to see. Another band with a flawless performance. Everything they do, they make look easy. I gotta tell ya, the singer was dog-ass-sick and still put everything he had into an amazing show. There was no short set. No complaining. No disappointments. It was awesome!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Great as always.

    by SirCyko on 4/24/12Masquerade - Atlanta

    I knew more songs this time around, so even better. Wish vocals were a little louder. Opening bands were ok.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    by jshaffer7390 on 4/18/12Masquerade - Atlanta

    protest the hero and periphery were completely flawless. Sounded almost like the recorded versions of their music.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    EPIC

    by Lostintheflames on 5/6/11Trocadero - Philadelphia

    This concert was the best I have been at in a Long time. The opening band, don't remember their name, had great instraments, but the singer really needs to work it. Now seeing PTH, now that was an amazing experience. Its a shame that they won't be back for a while, but totally worth the wait. This band has an incredible sound, and RODY really plays to the crowd! Its good to see a band care about their fans!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Protest The Hero? Duh, winning!

    by webah on 5/6/11Trocadero - Philadelphia

    Simply put: amazing. Given they're complexity you would expect a copious amount of mistakes live. Not the case. They were spot on. Not to mention hilarious. A seriously good time. Do NOT miss this band.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Protest the Hero is amazing

    by officerrando on 5/1/11Magic Stick - Detroit

    PTH is an amazingly talented band from Whitby, Ontario. They continue to push the envelope and think outside the box. They blend progressive and melodic interludes with metal riffs. They put on an amazing show. I would recommend the band and their live performances to anyone that likes great music.