Memphis May Fire / The Devil Wears Prada / Silverstein / Like Moths To Flames Tour • Page 4

There were only a few people there but it was an incredible show. So much raw emotion.

 

Isn't Nothing, Nowhere amazing? I loved their set opening up for Thrice.

 

So good, feel like I've done nothing but listen to them since I found them randomly on YouTube

 

Silverstein is headlining a show with Like Moths to Flames tomorrow in Richmond, VA at Canal Club.

http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1275351-silverstein-like-moths-richmond/

 

I'll be there and plan to post the set. I legitimately have no idea what to expect from their set as to how long they will play and how many songs we will get.

 

LMTF and MMF were kind of corny, silverstein was good, and TDWP are still the best at what they do

 

Skipped Like Moths to Flames, Silverstein was great as usual. First time seeing them with Paul Marc and his singing ability really adds nicely to the vocal harmonies.

TDWP were solid...the sound of the bass drum was kind of awful and seems like they have some kinks to work out with the newer material. I was glad they played before Memphis so I could leave.

 

Here is the set for Silverstein's headliner tonight. Like Moths to Flames played 6 songs and it was virtually the same as seen on setlist.fm just a possible different order. The lead singer apparently wasn't feeling well, so I wonder if they cut a couple songs they otherwise would have played due to having more time to play. Silverstein was strong as always, no complaints from my favorite band except the venue. I just honestly hate going to The Canal Club. It's very dark, Richmond always seems to be filled with crowd killers, and there were almost two full-blown fights during the set. I just honestly don't understand what it is about that venue that attracts some of the worst people. The same thing happened when I went to see ISS and CNCC back in February and it was one of my least favorite concert experiences ever. Anyway, rant over. Silverstein played 16 songs and had a couple nice wild card songs. The highlight for me by far was Stand Amid The Roar into On Brave Mountains We Conquer which I don't think the band has done live maybe ever except for a few rare occasions. The new song also sounded fantastic.

Sacrifice
In The Dark
Smile In Your Sleep
Face of the Earth
I Am The Arsonist
Massachusetts
Ghost
Vices
Milestone
Your Sword vs My Dagger
Stand Amid The Roar
On Brave Mountains We Conquer
Already Dead
Smashed Into Pieces

Call It Karma
My Heroine

 

lastnight in raleigh was one of the best prada shows i've ever been to, and i've been to quite a few. i think memphis mayfire were pretty good as well, but 2 songs pre - challenger? crowd was still pretty hype for them, but i'm still saying that prada had the best crowd participation. third time seeing silverstein and by far my favorite performance by them, and i'm pretty sure lmtf added in a song in their set making it 8 songs from them. venue wasn't too packed & it wasn't sold out so there was still plenty of room to move, pit was pretty wild, push pitters & hardcore dancers don't mix. lmao.

 

I'm still a little heartbroken they stopped playing Bleeds No More. It really is the perfect set closer.

 

I would imagine they will bring it back again someday.

 

I remember one of their last headliners, they played it 3rd which was completely odd. I'm sure they'll bring it back on their next official headliner.

 

The vibe I get from listening to Shane's podcast is that he really doesn't love the WBIEF so I wonder if they are trying to drop any of those tracks.

 

Judging by his podcast, I doubt we'll ever hear something from Arrivals & Departures again. Smashed into Pieces will always be a given since that was their first single. I've seen sets where they brought out Red Light Pledge and Giving Up. I think Shane has said he's not a fan of that album since it was just a collection of songs with no real flow. I think it might be more of a focus on new material rather than him avoiding the old stuff.

 

It's a shame about Arrivals and Depatures, that was a solid record and it seems like their recording experience really colored his feelings towards that one as opposed to the actual songs. I'm fine with a focus on newer material since I think their last two records have been some of their best material.

 

A&D is my 2nd favorite Silverstein record behind Discovering so it does pain me a little knowing that I'll never see Sound of the Sun, If you Can See or Still Dreaming again. They have been really consistent with the last few releases and Ghost seems to have a mainstream rock feel. Would be awesome to see them playing World's Loudest Month next year.

 

We are hosting an entirely FREE SHOW on November 3rd at Chain Reaction (Anaheim, CA) featuring our friends As It Is & My Iron Lung. This event is a very special ‘Thank-you’ to our fans who have supported us over the years. Expect a long and diverse setlist with a few surprises! Wristbands can be collected at the venue between 2pm-7pm on the day of show. Fans are welcome to pick up their wristband and return when doors open (7pm). See you there!

 

I work until 5 on that day. I highly doubt any wristbands will be available after that time :/

 

Very interested to see the set for that show. I'd expect a return of Bleeds No More and possibly the first live performance of California.

 

Setlist for the Silverstein headliner last night?

 

Silverstein Setlist at Chain Reaction, Anaheim

nothing really mindblowing, but Replace You making the cut is definitely a surprise.

 

Cool seeing Already Dead in the set. Shocked with the absence of Bleeds no More for old songs and Midwestern for new songs.