Black Veil Brides Tour Dates & Upcoming Concerts

I had a great time! My first time seeing BVB in person. Absolutely worth the price, and overall I had an amazing night. It got hot and stuffy really quickly so air circulation was lacking. It was also a bit long for me, and I'm very able-bodied so I’m sure it was hard on people with injuries/disabilities. Maybe just 1-2 openers to keep the energy from fading. I’m not epileptic, but the flashing lights did give me a pretty bad headache. Very dynamic and energetic stage presence though, maybe just a bit too much. I believe From Ashes to New was the only band that used flashing lights, so maybe a warning before hand so people who struggle with that can take a break without missing the whole show. Lastly, I would’ve loved to see Jinxx on that electric violin! Again, absolutely loved the show. I had the best time I’ve had in a while, and I’d love to go again sometime!

The concert was great, but I felt the VIP experience was rushed for no good reason. We were told to get there by 3:30, didn’t get let in until 5, and then had to wait another 2 hours for the concert to start. Also, not being able to hug the artists/ asking them to sign a t shirt felt like a money grab and disingenuous. I don’t know if this is on the artist or the venue, but that was a bit of a let down considering I’ve been to VIPs for “bigger” artists and they let you hug/ ask for signatures/ and talk to the artists for a couple minutes. Lastly, the one picture per VIP lanyard was kind of ridiculous. It’s not that hard to take 2-3 pictures just to make sure at least one is good. Either way, BVB did great combining old material with their new album and they were amazing entertainers.

The show was amazing, but ill talk about the meet n greet experience here. Meeting the guys was, def, incredible. And Ill not talk about the no-hugs policy, cause i really ''understand''. But, c'mon, i cant take my own selfies? its cool a professional photographer being a option, but i just HATE how i look when others person is photographing me, i hate full body photos, and i would really love 100% more my photos with the band if i was able to take it by myself. Also, 5seg to let at least 1 personal item be autographed, will not kill anyone. In my case, i wanted a tattoo writed by Andy, and i wasnt able to ask for. These experiences arent cheap, neither are they frequents, what made me think that need to be more enjoyable for each fan, more unique. For some, a hug is really more important than a freezy professional photo.

Absolutely loved the opening act Dark Divine. They really brought a lot of energy to the show and I've heard some of their music before and after seeing them live not only bought the vinyl for both albums but they have been added to several of my playlists. While a few people I spoke with were kinda disappointed in VV, I wasn't. I absolutely loved him. He has that David Bowie presence, and while his sound is different from both DD and BVB, it fits well because, like Bowie VV defies a specific musical genre. And then there is BVB, and honestly, if you have never seen them live, ya gotta go at least once. They are so great live. So much energy, and Andy is just well great and yummy. I'm really glad I made the trip up to Seattle for this show. It was phenomenal.

Show was awesome. Took a friend from India who had never been to a metal show. He was floored and wants more. Liked the venue's size. Upper deck and my old eyes could still see great detail. BVB put on a great show with great lighting effects and a set list that covered there entire history. They interacted well with the crowd. The first two opening bands were OK. Ashes to New was awesome as well. I would go see another BVB show and same for Ashes to New. The venue was clean (the bathrooms were clean at the end of the show) and staff had it together when it came to getting everyone in and out without issue. Drinks were OK, and I have had much worse concert food.