There were battles and there was brotherhood!
by Russ on 7/23/24The Danforth Music Hall - TorontoAwesome show! 3 inches of blood are unbelievable! First time seeing them in over a decade.
Concerts3 Results
- Current location
Concerts in United States
- 1/24/25Friday 09:00 PMLos Angeles, CAThe Fonda Theatre3 Inches of Blood
Venue
The Fonda Theatre
- 1/25/25Saturday 09:00 PMSan Francisco, CAThe Regency Ballroom3 Inches of Blood
Venue
The Regency Ballroom
International Concerts
- 8/7/25Until 8/10/25Walton-On-Trent, GBCatton ParkBloodstock 2025 - Standard Weekend + Camping Tickets
Lineup
- Bloodstock
- Trivium
- Machine Head
- Gojira
- Mastodon
- Kublai Khan TX
- Feuerschwanz
- Orange Goblin
- Creeper
- August Burns Red
- All For Metal
- Kataklysm
- Obituary
- 3 Inches of Blood
- Flotsam & Jetsam
- Paleface Swiss
- Ministry
- Fear Factory
- Heriot
- Warbringer
- Cage Fight
- Rivers of Nihil
- High Parasite
- Undeath
- Spirit Adrift
- THROWN
- Lacuna Coil
- Lord of the Lost
- Shrapnel
- Konvent
- Ghosts of Atlantis
- One Machine
- My Diligence
- Shade Empire
- Eihwar
- Phoenix Lake
- Wall
- Dogma
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About
3 INCHES OF BLOOD IN CONCERT:
Canadian heavy metal rockers 3 Inches of Blood are bidding adieu to the stage once and for all with two final shows this November 7-8 at the Commodore Ballroom in their hometown of Vancouver. The band has featured a rotating lineup since forming in 1999, but their latest roster is the most intense and ferocious yet, whipping fans into a frenzy every time they take the stage to perform their blistering, bludgeoning brand of take-no-prisoners speed metal. Whether they’re egging fans on with cries of “show us what you’re made of” on “The Goatrider’s Horde” or inspiring serious thrashing with savage cuts from their 2012 album Long Live Heavy Metal, 3 Inches of Blood are sure to leave it all on the stage as they rock fans at their highly anticipated – and bittersweet – farewell shows.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
3 Inches of Blood formed in Vancouver in 1999 and quickly made a name for themselves with their debut EP Sect of the White Worm. They followed up in 2002 with their debut album Battlecry Under a Wintersun, which they supported on tour with beloved UK glam metal outfit The Darkness. The tour exposure earned them critical attention and a growing fanbase, leading to a deal with Roadrunner Records in 2004. They made their debut on the label that same year with sophomore album Advance and Vanquish, an underground success they supported with extensive touring. 3 Inches of Blood continued to record and tour amid several lineup changes in the latter half of the decade, releasing Fire Up in Blades in 2007 and Here Waits Thy Doom in 2009. Both albums charted on the Billboard 200, earning them more exposure and a growing mainstream fanbase. With the release of 2012’s Long Live Heavy Metal the band made their first appearance on the Canadian charts, marking a hometown victory that propelled their continued touring. ?After more than 15 years of electrifying metal mayhem, 3 Inches of Blood will blow fans' minds with one last epic hurrah at their farewell shows in Vancouver in late 2015.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Rating: 5 out of 5 Absolutely killer ??
by Cam on 1/17/24Commodore Ballroom - VancouverI traveled pretty far to see this reunion show. They are one of my favorite bands who were formative in my youth and have stuck with me ever since I first discovered them. I never got to see them live when I was younger, so it was fulfilling a dream — it was an absolutely killer experience ??
Rating: 5 out of 5 \m/
by Janonymous on 1/16/24Commodore Ballroom - VancouverAmazing show, sound was amazing, venue was great, bartenders and coat check were efficient. Everything was on point!
Rating: 5 out of 5 Better than ever, a grateful return to glory
by Iron-Damdrite on 1/16/24Commodore Ballroom - VancouverFantastic performance, saw 2 of three nights in Vancouver. Both nights were consistent, high energy, great sound, and as good as anything I've seen. Venue was great size, audience was decent with a good amount of crowd participation. I feel like the live show could really help cut the teeth of folks new to 3 inches or just the scene in general. The opener was also fantastic, Unto Others. Great sound. Good performance. Lots of energy from guitarist and awesome personality from lead singer. Saw 3 inches many times over the years and ultimately the band hasn't lost a step, and has aged like metal wine! The group I attended with all felt strongly that it was a highlight experience, and the value in the costs in travel, hotel and rickets was well worth it. This is a group that is sorely needing wider exposure, and underrated.