GHOST Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts

So fun!! There was a little bit of rain, but not enough for it to cause any problems. People did bring out umbrellas but they were put away after maybe 5-10 minutes. While security did do their job, it wasn't done very well. The cloakroom didn't open until 45 minutes after it was said it would, and by then gates were opening and you had to run back to the line to make sure you got in soon enough. Security did nothing to help with the lines and the one security guard I did speak to made sure we understood everything and pointed out times, where the lines were assumed to be and informed us about the system that some people were putting in place. The best thing about waiting outside the venue would have to be the community. People were so understanding and several fans were going around handing out bracelets, trinkets, papers, stickers, etc. to show their support for Ghost and bring the community together. It was really easy to find line buddies that were caring and made sure you were included. Just before the concert, we were told several times not to run to the barricade, but not very many people listened. People were barging their way through to the barricade, taller people had no regard for people several feet shorter than them and one guy in the area I was standing in was acting extremely inappropriately to people politely asking him to move. I'm forever thankful for the 2 different groups of people who helped both my friend and I out. The audience was great for most of the performance, even the opening band. There were some moments that angered me, but it was normal stuff for a concert. In the end, I really enjoyed the experience and Ghost definitely deserve a rest after how long they've been touring. 130 shows is insane and I wish them well for their next tour.

So fun!! There was a little bit of rain, but not enough for it to cause any problems. People did bring out umbrellas but they were put away after maybe 5-10 minutes. While security did do their job, it wasn't done very well. The cloakroom didn't open until 45 minutes after it was said it would, and by then gates were opening and you had to run back to the line to make sure you got in soon enough. Security did nothing to help with the lines and the one security guard I did speak to made sure we understood everything and pointed out times, where the lines were assumed to be and informed us about the system that some people were putting in place. The best thing about waiting outside the venue would have to be the community. People were so understanding and several fans were going around handing out bracelets, trinkets, papers, stickers, etc. to show their support for Ghost and bring the community together. It was really easy to find line buddies that were caring and made sure you were included. Just before the concert, we were told several times not to run to the barricade, but not very many people listened. People were barging their way through to the barricade, taller people had no regard for people several feet shorter than them and one guy in the area I was standing in was acting extremely inappropriately to people politely asking him to move. I'm forever thankful for the 2 different groups of people who helped both my friend and I out. The audience was great for most of the performance, even the opening band. There were some moments that angered me, but it was normal stuff for a concert. In the end, I really enjoyed the experience and Ghost definitely deserve a rest after how long they've been touring. 130 shows is insane and I wish them well for their next tour.

I've never been to the Coca-Cola Coliseum before, so I was a bit nervous going to a venue I was unfamiliar with, but the staff/event staff were all wonderful and helpful. It is a smaller venue compared to Scotiabank or Rogers (there is not that above level of seats, under the VIP boxes), so it is comfortable and not threateningly large and hard to navigate. GHOST is a band I have seen before, but didn't know of prior, and good god I immensely regret not listening to them prior to that 2019 concert. They are theatrical, interactive, and charismatic as all hell. The visuals of a GHOST concert are unreal, the set and backdrop are more magical than anything else you could possibly ever see in your lifetime. Most bands only focus on the singer, and less so on those playing the instruments, but GHOST is not like other bands. The Ghouls and Ghoulettes get their own moments of the show to shine, be it for a silly little guitar duel or a solo in a song, there is always a moment for everyone to take the spotlight, quite literally. I took my friend to this concert, who had never been to a concert before, and he had an amazing time, even as someone who had not really listened to GHOST's entire discography. Their songs are fun and something anyone can dance to, even when disregarding the lyrics. The costumes and costume changes throughout the show never disappoint, and counting all the hats that Papa Emeritus IV wears is always a fun game to play. Their music is something that is unlike any other, and witnessing it live is a truly wonderful experience. I highly recommend going to a GHOST concert, as well as doing any event at the Coca-Cola Coliseum.

I've never been to the Coca-Cola Coliseum before, so I was a bit nervous going to a venue I was unfamiliar with, but the staff/event staff were all wonderful and helpful. It is a smaller venue compared to Scotiabank or Rogers (there is not that above level of seats, under the VIP boxes), so it is comfortable and not threateningly large and hard to navigate. GHOST is a band I have seen before, but didn't know of prior, and good god I immensely regret not listening to them prior to that 2019 concert. They are theatrical, interactive, and charismatic as all hell. The visuals of a GHOST concert are unreal, the set and backdrop are more magical than anything else you could possibly ever see in your lifetime. Most bands only focus on the singer, and less so on those playing the instruments, but GHOST is not like other bands. The Ghouls and Ghoulettes get their own moments of the show to shine, be it for a silly little guitar duel or a solo in a song, there is always a moment for everyone to take the spotlight, quite literally. I took my friend to this concert, who had never been to a concert before, and he had an amazing time, even as someone who had not really listened to GHOST's entire discography. Their songs are fun and something anyone can dance to, even when disregarding the lyrics. The costumes and costume changes throughout the show never disappoint, and counting all the hats that Papa Emeritus IV wears is always a fun game to play. Their music is something that is unlike any other, and witnessing it live is a truly wonderful experience. I highly recommend going to a GHOST concert, as well as doing any event at the Coca-Cola Coliseum.

I've never been to the Coca-Cola Coliseum before, so I was a bit nervous going to a venue I was unfamiliar with, but the staff/event staff were all wonderful and helpful. It is a smaller venue compared to Scotiabank or Rogers (there is not that above level of seats, under the VIP boxes), so it is comfortable and not threateningly large and hard to navigate. GHOST is a band I have seen before, but didn't know of prior, and good god I immensely regret not listening to them prior to that 2019 concert. They are theatrical, interactive, and charismatic as all hell. The visuals of a GHOST concert are unreal, the set and backdrop are more magical than anything else you could possibly ever see in your lifetime. Most bands only focus on the singer, and less so on those playing the instruments, but GHOST is not like other bands. The Ghouls and Ghoulettes get their own moments of the show to shine, be it for a silly little guitar duel or a solo in a song, there is always a moment for everyone to take the spotlight, quite literally. I took my friend to this concert, who had never been to a concert before, and he had an amazing time, even as someone who had not really listened to GHOST's entire discography. Their songs are fun and something anyone can dance to, even when disregarding the lyrics. The costumes and costume changes throughout the show never disappoint, and counting all the hats that Papa Emeritus IV wears is always a fun game to play. Their music is something that is unlike any other, and witnessing it live is a truly wonderful experience. I highly recommend going to a GHOST concert, as well as doing any event at the Coca-Cola Coliseum.