Following a central sci-fi concept, the lyrics tell a broad and interesting story that is just as captivating as the incredible musicianship which exhibits a strong progressive-rock influence, yet can most certainly tone the complexity down at points in favor of more straight-forward rock anthems.
The technicality blends so well with a fair amount of accessibility, which makes the best of both of those worlds. With a story so complex and seemingly neverending, Coheed and Cambria manage to suck you into their fictional world comfortably, easily, and very hastily.
Their music shines in every aspect, demonstrating an ample amount of creativity that is well-balanced with technical proficiency. However, the fantasy that their lyrics depict is shown full-force with their live show, where you are one with this alternate universe. Everything fictional about their music feels so undeniably real in the presence of the four prog-rockers as they pummel you with an onslaught of flashy solos and riffs, complex drum patterns, and singer Claudio Sanchez's strong vocal delivery that hypnotizes an audience at their show even more than a listener of their albums.
The atmosphere becomes so strong as they take hold of the stage and it becomes illuminated with their intense and fitting light show, which ends up becoming a part of the music itself.
It goes beyond being a "rock show" and in turn becomes a beautiful and spectacular event. Read more. Report as inappropriate. With their music being almost as intriguing as their choice in hairstyle, Coheed and Cambria are an interesting and involving live act to view.
Although a lot of their albums are conceptual and the music feels as though it must be played together, the band inventively merge songs from their entire discography to deliver a live show that is assured to please all members of the audience.
Having formed twenty years ago, the band has an expert understanding of the progressive rock genre and plays their music at an exceptional level. There is never a note out of place or a sound issue on the likes of complex, spanning 'A Favor House Atlantic'. The music is developed and expanded for the live performance and seems even larger than that found on the recorded albums. The audience watch in awe as Travis Stever manipulates his guitar to create momentous sounds.
The band although entranced in their own private world do pause to thank the crowds frequently and enjoy the cheers after singles such as 'Blood Red Summer'. The largest reaction of the night is saved for a gargantuan rendition of 'Here We Are Juggernaut' which leaves the crowd in a stunned sense of wonder.
Needless to say the music was fantastic! The band seemed happy and calm as they rocked the show. As an audience member I felt engaged by the band, with Claudio gesturing for everyone to sing along, especially early on during IKSSE3 to get everyone excited and involved.
I felt a sense of community with other fans and the atmosphere of the show was good. My favourite moments were Claudio getting the whole audience to sing lines like "Man your own jackhammer!
Coheed really gives the audience a sense of appreciation and you can see why they have such a strong and committed fanbase. I will definitely see them again! Coheed blew the motherfucking doors off! I love that they are no bullshit. They come out, rock out with basically no stops i. They are absolutely one of the best live bands that I have seen Was not disappointed in the slightest.
It was certainly a good performance, with every member keeping energy high. I'm always impressed with Travis being able to hit those complex guitar lines exactly like they sound on album. There was a solid mix of old and new, including the two new songs available to hear online. Starting with 'In Keeping' and 'Devil in Jersey'. But all that said, it was cold and raining. Non-stop rain, and the ground was turning to mush. I don't think I could go to another Outer Harbor concert without getting ticket insurance.
I love Coheed, but that cold was brutal. We actually left before Modest Mouse and Rise Against, it was just too cold. I've seen Coheed and Cambria 8 times and their shows never fail to amaze. They've continued to get better and better when it comes to crowd involvement and the insensitivity level is always through the roof. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a new listener, they cover some of their 'greats' as well as some newer music.
Catching a 'neverender' tour is definitely recommended. Their 'neverender' tours consist of covering one of their albums from start to finish with a separate set that will cover hits from other albums of theirs. Honestly, it seemed like they were having an off night. I've seen them before twice now and those other instances were flawless performances.
It seemed like there were many mistakes, and they were not very cohesive tempo-wise. And there were lots of lyrics skipped made some of the songs feel disjointed. To cap it all off they did not play an encore even when everyone was chanting wanting them to stick around. They just ended the set with "Welcome Home". It was a bit of a let-down Still had fun. My first show ever!! Im 15 and i was probably the only underage one there.
I went with my 2 sisters and their boyfriends soon to be husbands. The first opening act was ok and a little too metal. But Thank You scientist was an amazing band!! The violinist killed it! Coheed was also spectacular performers. The show was fun and filled with headbanging and moshpits. The crowd loved it. My first show ever was amazing!!
Im definitely gonna start going to more concerts! Coheed is always great; the music, their stage presence were as good as ever. Dozens of shows endeared them to a growing audience as they continued recording. While supplies last. Tickets are subject to price increase based on demand, applicable taxes and Ticketmaster fees.
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