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FEED ME IN CONCERT:
British electro house wunderkind Jon Gooch has released music under a number of monikers, but lately it's his Feed Me project that's bringing out the beat heads in droves. Feed Me has quickly become a legend among EDM circles with the Tooth live show set-up, which features Gooch dropping the beat from inside a giant set of chompers while accompanied by an onslaught of unforgettable audiovisuals. The ever-prolific young DJ/producer continues to release material at full tilt, and fans can count on dancing to plenty of new cuts at his upcoming Psychedelic Journey tour dates.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Feed Me, a.k.a. Jon Gooch, got his start in the mid-'00s releasing drum and bass music as Spor. In 2008 he made his debut as Feed Me with "The Spell / Raw Chicken", a 2-track electro house EP released on Deadmau5's mau5trap label. A string of popular singles and EPs released on the imprint followed, paving the way for his 2013 debut album Calamari Tuesday. The album was a success with critics and fans alike, but it was the spectacular live performances delivered from his one-of-a-kind "Tooth" stage treatment that really propelled him to new heights within the EDM community. Back on the road with his Psychedelic Journey tour, Feed Me will treat North American fans to more unforgettable nights of adrenalin-filled dance music.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"The show absolutely rocked. Best lightshow visuals I've ever seen. Music was Feed Me, of course it was excellent."
"The stage was absolutely insane to watch during the show. The music was great and the lighting was just awesome. Just seeing the TEETH all lit up, INSANE!"
"Everything about Feed Me's set was absolutely amazing. Aurally it was fantastic, if you like his material you won't be disappointed - he played everything from old to new. Visually his set cannot be missed. Pictures don't do it justice."
As a long time fan, I can say the progression of John Gooch has reached a new peak. The visual production was completely immersive and perfectly synced to the pristine audio.
It wasn’t loud enough. Feed Me was great, but we could talk over the music and that makes for not a optimal experience.
For electronic music you need a clean sound system that doesn’t muffle the bass. The whole experience was very underwhelming. This is not to reflect on Feed Me who put on an amazing production
Jon's music of course was great as usual, however his touring package was a little rough around the edges this time around. This is the third tour I've seen him now. The lighting rig that he toured with seemed to be a little out of sorts, tons of fixtures on the rig never even moved or lit up. Strobes behind Jon that really took away from the show and we're really really really over used and didn't really add much to the show and we're really distracting. The show itself could use some tweaking, its an awesome rig and ground package, but this just being 2nd or 3rd stop on the tour, there is room for improvement and on the tech side.
This show was one of the best I've ever been to! I've seen Feed Me before and been to countless DJ Shows. Feed Me was not lying when he said he put something really special together with this show. Him controlling all of the visuals with the music told an incredible story that felt like i was taking a journey through visual and music heaven! Keep it up Feed Me!
Feed Me was a top notch performer. The crowd and people there at the how were all very nice and friendly. I had a good time with friends and definitely recommend the house of blues as a venue for seeing a concert.
Track after track after track . . . G * * ch was simply awesome! I loved it!
The show was amazing! and the venue was perfect for it! i had a blast with my friends. <3
Great music, great opening artists, great venue (better than the Amp, they actually allow the artist to finish his set), and great show overall! Had a blast, and I definitely recommend!
By far one of the best EDM shows I have seen. The teeth looked amazing, Jon is so humble to his fans and really brings the energy, amazing all around. If you are thinking about seeing Feed Me don't, just buy the tickets and hold on.
