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System of a Down at Estadio José Amalfitani (Velez) - May 3, 2025 The show was fantastic, and I left happy after not seeing SOAD live for 10 years. The band delivered a high-energy performance, and the crowd's vibe was electric. However, there were some issues with the venue and organization. It took me 80 minutes to enter the stadium due to long, slow-moving lines. Outside, the usual chaos of rude behavior prevailed—people cutting in line and urinating in the streets. Inside, a massive structure in the middle of the field for sound, lighting, and VIPs obstructed the view and sound for those of us behind it. Theft was also a problem, with pickpockets stealing phones and wallets in the crowd. The sound quality was poor for the first few songs but improved as the show went on. Despite these setbacks, SOAD’s performance made it a memorable night. The organization and venue setup could use serious improvement, though.

What a night. I can truthfully say that I saw both the best set and the worst set I’ve ever seen in the same night. At the drive in was extremely painful to sit through, and that’s not coming from someone who’s sheltered by easy-listening mainstream music. I listen to black flag, MDC, DRI, minor threat, etc so I’m used to hardcore-sounding music, but WOW there was nothing enjoyable about at the drive in’s set at all. I’ve heard better bands at house shows. HOWEVER, System of a Down more than made up for it. I bought my tickets way back in April the day they went on sale, so there has been lots of hype for me, but they definitely exceeded all of my expectations. I usually average at least 3 shows a month and system was the best performance I’ve ever seen. I really hope someday they might come back.

We had an amazing time at this show! I paid for early access, which was really useful to me as a neurodivergent person, gave me time to adapt to my surroundings, no massive queues and I got to do my merch shopping in peace and quiet! The staff on site were all brilliant, it ran like a well oiled machine. The show itself? I didn't see much of Acid Bath, but both Queens of the Stone Age and System of a Down knocked it out of the park! My husband and I are so happy we got to see two of our favourite bands on the same night, one of which we never thought we'd ever get chance to see. It was epic from start to finish and the atmosphere was electric. Replaying it in my mind over and over, it was honestly the best show I've been to.

Melhor show da minha vidaaaaaaa!!!. E isso quer dizer algo para alguém nascido em 1972 e tem muitos shows na bagagem. Foi caótico, catárdico, maravilhoso. Foi como se todo mundo se conhecesse e vibrasse em uma só energia. Faltava fôlego de tanto cantar, pois o System não tem música ruim. O fato de ser um.show fora de festival acho que também contribuiu, pois só estava ali quem era fã de verdade. Primeira roda punk da minha vida, e já foi épico porque fui com meu filho de 25 anos. Vai levar muito tempo para a minha euforia com este show do SOAD no Rio de Janeiro passar, quero usar a camiseta todos os dias 🤣🤣. Já estou esperando o próxima show, torcendo para que não leve mais 10 anos, pois o Brasil ama o System e está turnê provou isso ♥️♥️♥️

The guys were amazing as always, the venue well too big, it was not even possible to see the stage from where we were standing. Even watching the screens was difficult. Paying €100,- per person for just (a little peak at the screen) screenview isn't all too fun. On top of that 1 soda drink was €7,50 without €3,- of fees for the cup. Way too overprized. When wanting to bring back the cups it was like, well I don't have any spare change so I can't give you back your money, pardon me!! So band 100%, but venue not that great. Not enough watertaps, only at one side. It was way too hot for only one watertap option. People would walk around to fill your watercups too, not seen one, only with beercups.