Powerman 5000 Tickets

Powerman 5000 was my first show at the Angel City Music Hall they were great I enjoyed my time Spider seemed really cool(considering he’s Rob Zombie’s brother I thought he might be just as nuts) The great Alone and September Mourning was cool to no idea why Alborn bowed out because that concert seemed short definitely want to go again

Powerman was awesome. Great set: no complaints. Everyone in the band looked happy to be there & they sure ramped up the crowd. The warm up band “UNCURED” was also spectacular. They have a new fan in me. I was blown away by their talent & style ! Hope I get to see them again. I have seen Powerman many times & I'm never disappointed ! So glad I made the trek from Arizona to see them in Santa Ana (I am 73 & been a fan since their beginnings)

These people for sure know how to put on an awesome show with out a doubt. Probably the best rock show I have ever been to. Would Definitely go back and see them preform again when they come close to my hometown.

Priest always puts on an amazing show and it was my second time seeing them this year. I love them beyond words and they put everything into their music. Julien-k and powerman were both incredibly fun to see live for the first time, and I’d love to see them again.

Go see them live and you won't be disappointed... the energy and vibe is all there. Get right up front in a mid-sized venue and you'll have a blast! The band is super nice too, they'll come out and talk with you and sign stuff after. Just saw them with Julien-K and Priest, WOW what an experience!

A totally rad time watching and listening to Powerman 5000 and the other bands at The House of Blues! Security was totally helpful in assisting me to disability seating, as well as helping me to get to the floor to view the bands close up! Thank you House of Blues staff!

Powerman remains one of my favorite live acts, always a great time. Five splats up on the blood splat rating system

All three bands brought it and I guess it was the opening night of the tour. Even though Julien-K had some technical issues, they still came out and played a really good set. But I will say, a group that I had never heard of before that day, did an incredible set, Priest. No, not Judas, just Priest. They came out in all black and wore these crazy mask type helmets that looked like something from a Batman or Alien movie. They reminded me of the Black Sabbath album cover, Never Say Die. As the guitar player began to rosin up his violin bow, yes, violin bow, I new it would be a pretty trippy set. There were no drums, just a keyboard, guitar and singer. The singer did laps on that stage and has an incredible amount of energy. It wasn't the red light in his left eye that got my attention, it was the way he jumped from side to side during one of the songs. The music was very electronic, and not usually my thing, but they did a great job mixing everything together to make it sound incredible. The keyboard player came to the front of the stage with a keyboard around his neck like a guitar and made it sound like a lead guitar, really cool. Not sure they will be on the entire tour, but if you get a chance, go see them and get there early, because they go on first. Powerman 5000 did an amazing job. They had the everyone jumping on almost every song. They were tight and very energetic. I was in front so I got a chance to watch the bass player a lot. He is something. Great backbone to the music and at times reminded me of a puppet on a string because of the way he moves. Really fun to watch. I got to see them last year with Rob Zombie and I was too far away to really watch him so this is one reason why I did not want to miss this show. Go see this show, you will not be disappointed at all. They will rock you.

All three bands brought it and I guess it was the opening night of the tour. Even though Julien-K had some technical issues, they still came out and played a really good set. But I will say, a group that I had never heard of before that day, did an incredible set, Priest. No, not Judas, just Priest. They came out in all black and wore these crazy mask type helmets that looked like something from a Batman or Alien movie. They reminded me of the Black Sabbath album cover, Never Say Die. As the guitar player began to rosin up his violin bow, yes, violin bow, I new it would be a pretty trippy set. There were no drums, just a keyboard, guitar and singer. The singer did laps on that stage and has an incredible amount of energy. It wasn't the red light in his left eye that got my attention, it was the way he jumped from side to side during one of the songs. The music was very electronic, and not usually my thing, but they did a great job mixing everything together to make it sound incredible. The keyboard player came to the front of the stage with a keyboard around his neck like a guitar and made it sound like a lead guitar, really cool. Not sure they will be on the entire tour, but if you get a chance, go see them and get there early, because they go on first. Powerman 5000 did an amazing job. They had the everyone jumping on almost every song. They were tight and very energetic. I was in front so I got a chance to watch the bass player a lot. He is something. Great backbone to the music and at times reminded me of a puppet on a string because of the way he moves. Really fun to watch. I got to see them last year with Rob Zombie and I was too far away to really watch him so this is one reason why I did not want to miss this show. Go see this show, you will not be disappointed at all. They will rock you.

Best value concert ticket I ever bought. Really nice room, very intimate. Sound mix was excellent on top of Powerman sounding terrific too. An all-around awesome show!