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Zedd at the Armory was one of, if not THE worst EDM shows I have been to at the Armory. First off, the crowd was extremely dense, which would not usually be a problem if there weren’t so many desperate people always rudely shoving through the crowd to get to the front. Maybe they thought they’d have a better time up there? If the music is good and you know how to make your own fun, you can have an awesome experience standing anywhere at the Armory. Second, it did not help that there were so many belligerently drunk (yes, drunk) people, which tainted the overall vibe due to the drink spilling, unsolicited attention from extremely drunk men, and constant pushing. I get that being at a rave means you’re gonna get pushed around a little because people go hard dancing (as they should). However, if I’m getting pushed around because you’re falling over and stumbling cus you’re so smashed or think you’re entitled to more space than those around you, it kills the vibe. Try taking care of yourself? Third, the music did NOT hit at all. I get trying to play crowd pleasers, but when every single beat drop is the same, the audience gets tired quickly. You could literally feel the boredom in the crowd. So people just bounce around to try to get the energy up, but it ends up just feeling like you’re at a college frat party listening to lame pop remixes. The terrible beat drops and just general sucky music that Zedd played were not redeemed by the few good moments he had playing his usual bangers. The opener, Surf Mesa, was even worse. His music made me feel like I was inside a millennial’s Instagram travel blog, or at a mega church concert. I really tried to embrace their unique sets and stay positive and get the energy up, but it was just a terrible set overall, and I didn’t wanna force it. I’ve been to many shows at the Armory, and this is the only occurrence I didn’t have a good time. Don’t see Zedd live. You could get the same experience at a dirty dive bar that’s playing Clarity over the radio.

Truly awesome. I will always remember this concert. Incredible performances!

Lineup was okay-good. Not 100% always my thing but for sure enjoyable. ZEDD definitely got the crowd hyped and lit. Overall music was solid and just great. Crowd was a bit annoying. This was technically the worst "crowd-mates"I've had at any show, but thankfully nothing really ruined the show. However, I saw this older lady and I was absolutely loving her vibes. Goes to show that we can still enjoy ourselves at any age. I hope to still be around for the many years to come.

The last show I saw was a waterlogged mess. This time was way better. The VIP was on point. The show had simply fantastic artists. The crowd was better too. The bathrooms were cleaner up and down. All around, better.

Given I only showed up later for a little bit of Surf Mesa and Zedd’s set, I still didn’t think it was a great show. Did I have high expectations from Zedd? Nah. But after seeing many great shows at the armory specifically, I hoped the production would’ve at least been up there in comparison to other shows. It was not. Confetti and some lasers, a tiny bit of pyro, and lots of stopping the music lol. Little groove to Zedd. Even if he would’ve just continuously played that big room perfect for NYE, that would’ve been great! But instead, he broke up his set so frequently. Crowd was mixed in terms of fun and living it up, as expected. Would I spend another $90 on a Zedd NYE show at the armory? No. The show ended at what, 1:20? I guess I expected a 2:00 ending despite the Sunday night. It was New Years!? Lame.

The venue was amazing for a first Armory experience; music was also really good. I only went night 1 as I went to another show for Sunday. The venue did a great job with pyro/smoke/lasers/ everything was great. Feeling the vibrations of your clothes as the bass hits it’s just a different vibe all together. However my only complaint about Saturday night are some of the guests that attended the show (not the fault of the venue obviously). If we’re on the rail (you go to the rail to go hard) and we’re already shoulder to shoulder, respectfully don’t ask to squeeze in. If we can barely move other than head banging - we don’t have room. Sorry not sorry, people show up hours early for it - don’t show up for the last two hours and expecting to be on the rail. Will be back again! :)

Had to leave just after headliner started because it was 1 am and we had been dancing for 5 hours. Can we please start trending to have concerts earlier? I too eepy for this.