Coheed and Cambria Tickets

While I am a biased fan, Coheed and Cambria are one of those bands where it’s truly difficult to see a “bad” show. This is a group of people who genuinely love the music they are writing, genuinely love the instruments they are playing, and it bleeds through in their performances. This particular show also featured up-and-comer Alejandro Aranda (American Idol, Seven Hours After Violet, features with Left To Suffer) and I’ve never seen one guy with an acoustic guitar get a crowd as hyped up as he was able to. If you haven’t, go see Coheed! If you have, go again!

Great show by all bands... But the Mage and Prise VIP Pre-Show meet and greet was not up to par, people didn't know where to go or wait for access to the pre-show acoustic song by Coheed and Cambria and we somehow organized by ourselves because we didn't get instructions by staff.

Coheed always puts on the best show, and this time was no different. They rocked it sooooo hard! Venue was cool as well.

Even though many thought Primus was going to be there, myself included ticketmaster!!! If you know who Coheed and Cambria are I'm sure you're a fan, and I hope you didn't miss the show of a life time in Riverside amazing acoustics!

Amazing show, Coheed & Cambria did not disappoint. Great setlist 5/5

Awesome set. Coheed played way more songs than what we expected!

This venue is awesome. This band is even better, whether you are a passive fan or a hardcore fan they put on a show worthy of both.

Was my first time seeing them live and they were amazing!

There’s something to be said about a band that sounds just as good (if not better) than their album recordings when they play live. Coheed is one of those bands. I will see them every and any time they come around.

An added off-tour headline set on a Friday night at an outdoor venue. First time at XL Live, inside or out. Entry was smooth, venue seemed well managed and well laid out. Coheed & Cambria are deep into the touring season and squeezed extra dates like this one onto their itinerary. They played with every bit of energy and power as ever. They tore through a 90 min set consistent with other recent performances. And they still managed to look like they were having a blast! As a single-shot show, there was a need for regional support acts. Having witnessed the two acts, Kaonashi and Soul Glo, I have serious doubts if Coheed was consulted in their addition. Whoever was responsible should find a new line of work. In 40+ years of concert attendance, these were the two most unforgivable, unredeemable acts signed on to provide support for any top tier headliner. No doubt those two bands have their place and fanbase, but their portion of two hours prior to Coheed & Cambria were just horrendous. Even Coheed’s performance couldn’t completely eradicate the bizarre experience. Do better.