What a great show. They played with Cultist and Convictions.
I had not heard of either band before Cultist was not much to speak on but Convictions was really really good.

I have been listening to Demon Hunter for 25 years now and never been able to make a show.



Granted it’s a new song off the most recent album so I don’t have much time listening to it but man when they played The Pain in Me is Gone, it just hit different! I think partially because you could really feel the low end bass in your chest.



I was really hoping the would play Chemicals but I did not expect them to because it was off the previous album they did a tour for a couple years ago. Would still love to hear it live.

Forgot to mention that I have been to a ton of metal shows and there have never really been kids there.
This show there were quite a few kids in the crowd it was really fun to see. If I would have known I would have brought my boys.
They were even putting kids up to crowd surf and were having a blast.

That is one good thing about the Christian metal shows is the crowds are a bit tamer.
Anytime someone went down in the pit folks would stop and get them up pretty quick.

I honestly haven't listened to them in years. Time to dig out the albums again.

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Originally posted by Black92LX:
Forgot to mention that I have been to a ton of metal shows and there have never really been kids there.
This show there were quite a few kids in the crowd it was really fun to see. If I would have known I would have brought my boys.

Seems to be a trend lately.

I saw Coheed and Cambria last night, and the crowd had more than a few ~8-12 year olds there with their families.

Not something I can recall seeing at concerts before.

I finally got to see them as well back in September on the first leg of the There Was a Light hHere tour in Dallas. Amazing show! Same bands as your show plus War of Ages. I bought a Convictions shirt off their singer working the table. Only thing the venue was an old theater and it still had the small wall partitions where the seats once were and the opening brands kept wanting to get a circle pit going which was impossible with those. Great show though!

Would love to see War of Ages!!! What a great addition to the line up.

I know they are defunct but if Sleeping Giant ever gets together and does a show I really want to catch that.

The Convictions fellas were at the Merch table when we left it’s cool when they do that.

Chris Kael (of Five Finger Death Punch) is from he and he came out and did guest vocals on Collapsing so that was cool.

Well you might be in luck because Sleeping Giant is playing a two night “reunion” shows in California but of course sold out, was bummed at the location because I’m in Texas.

And they’ve announced they are playing Furnace Fest this year and have kinda teased about where to play next. So there might be hope for us!

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Sounds like it was an amazing time...

They look like guys you'd find on Sons of Anarchy or in the back of your cruiser on a Friday night! LOL.

Imagine Kael would be good to see, always been a FFDP fan.

Ok, so no Kpop Korean cartoon girls here?

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Originally posted by RogueJSK:

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Originally posted by Black92LX:
Forgot to mention that I have been to a ton of metal shows and there have never really been kids there.
This show there were quite a few kids in the crowd it was really fun to see. If I would have known I would have brought my boys.

Seems to be a trend lately.

I saw Coheed and Cambria last night, and the crowd had more than a few ~8-12 year olds there with their families.

Not something I can recall seeing at concerts before.

Wouldn't mind seeing C&C, been a casual fan since college

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Originally posted by corsair:
Ok, so no Kpop Korean cartoon girls here?

Nah, that's Babymetal [Japanese]