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Review 1 for Opeth

5 / 5

A must see for supporters of alt metal

Edmonton Event Centre @

- Edmonton @

- Thu, May 3, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Some of the banter from Opeth vocalist with the crowd, a seemingly catatonic man. Mastadon's Blood and Thunder, and Colony of Birchmen. @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

Posted 07/09/2012

by Badreligion777

Location:Edmonton

Top 100 Contributor

This is up there with top shows in Edmonton for 2012 easily, and I see most everything that comes through. All three bands played as though they were headliners. It felt like I had seen three shows in one night. Ghost is anything but postmortem as a band. If you claim to be a fan of progressive metal, you do not miss these bands passing through town. Of all three bands, Mastodon is at the cutting edge of music right now, not of metal, but of music as a whole. With the release of The Hunter, they go to the ledge of the cliff that defines a band as metal and hang on that edge. Without being pretentious hipsters, these bands all succeded at creating musical fusions ranging from aggressive anger to melodic sweetness in ways that keep your ear entertained the whole time, and always outside the box of categorization.

Edmonton Event Centre @

- Edmonton @

- Thu, May 3, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Some of the banter from Opeth vocalist with the crowd, a seemingly catatonic man. Mastadon's Blood and Thunder, and Colony of Birchmen. @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

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Review 2 for Opeth

4 / 5

Edmonton Event Centre @

- Edmonton @

- Thu, May 3, 2012 @

Posted 06/11/2012

by Anonymous

Location:Edmonton

Ghost was awesome, Mastodon was awesome... Opeth was awesome but they played too much new stuff from their softer latest album, Only two older classic songs. New album is great but it's not really a metal album. I think the crowd was a little confused...

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- Edmonton @

- Thu, May 3, 2012 @

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Review 3 for Opeth

5 / 5

The Odeon Events Centre @

- Saskatoon @

- Sat, May 5, 2012 @

Posted 06/11/2012

by PJMAN

Opeth was fantastic! Opening bands... not much.....

The Odeon Events Centre @

- Saskatoon @

- Sat, May 5, 2012 @

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Review 4 for Opeth

4 / 5

Wicked music, unnecessary lightshow

Burton Cummings Theatre @

- Winnipeg @

- Sun, May 6, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Hearing Mikael Akerfeldt growl again! @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

Posted 06/11/2012

by glickplick

Location:Winnipeg

All bands played very well. The music was great and the acoustics at the Burton Cummings Theatre are second to none. Props to the sound guys for great mixing. The lights, on the other hand, were insanely bright to the point where you had to close yours eyes to avoid being blinded. I'm thinking it was a standard light set up that the bands used for all their shows and the Burton just wasn't suited for it. There were many people shielding their eyes during entire songs, myself included, which severely detracted from my ability to enjoy the show. Otherwise, the music was fantastic and totally worth seeing. Ghost was surprisingly awesome for an opening band. Great stage presence. Huge shout out to Akerfeldt for bringing back the growl!!

Burton Cummings Theatre @

- Winnipeg @

- Sun, May 6, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Hearing Mikael Akerfeldt growl again! @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

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Review 5 for Opeth

4 / 5

A Pair of Contemporary Metal Greats

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Mastodon: Crystal Skull
Opeth: Lines In My Hand @

Setlist: Mastodon: Black Tongue, Hand of Stone, Crystal Skull, Dry Bone Valley, Thickening, Octopus Has No Friends, Blasteroids, Stargasm, The Hunter, Crack the Skye, All the Heavy Lifting, Spectrelight, Curl of the Burl, Bedazzled Fingernails, Aqua Dementia, Blood and Thunder, The Sparrow.

Opeth: The Devil's Orchard, I Feel the Dark, Slither, Windowpane, Burden, Lines in My Hand, Folklore, Demon of the Fall, The Grand Conjuration. @

Opening act(s): gh0st. @

Posted 05/05/2012

by awareness

Location:Pitt Meadows, BC

It was no coincidence that two of my favourite contemporary metal bands ended up as co-headlining acts on this year's Heritage Hunter tour and despite their different origins, styles a band history both Opeth and Mastodon are at significant turning points in their sound and in their careers. In September of last year both bands released albums that were departures from their established sounds and in some ways may have garnered very divided reactions from their once growing and dedicated fan-bases. Opeth's Heritage LP, their 10th, is undoubtedly the more noticeable shift in styles as songwriter/vocalist/guitarist Mikael Åkerfeldt's paean to 70's progressive rock is devoid of the peppering of death metal growls that have been customary on previous releases. Mastodon's Hunter LP, their 5th, while not as distinct a change in style has left a lot of the progressive and math-metal tendencies of their earlier outings as well as the unifying concept past albums have aspired to.

The setting and the sound of The Orpheum is tough to match so even for a metal double-bill I was not disappointed at all that this was a seated show. I arrived in time to realize I was wrong in mistakenly assuming that (oft Boris live collaborator) Michio Kurihara's Ghost was not opening and rather it was the mysterious and costumed Swedish band Ghost who I knew very little of. Myself and a pretty mixed demographic of metal fans had taken our seats in the intermission that followed and waited in anticipation of this evening with this pair of metal greats.

Mastodon soon took to the stage to much applause and opened their set with Black Tongue, one of the harder hitting of the new tracks before following up with a pair of even heavier tracks, Hand of Stone and Crystal Skull, from the Blood Mountain LP which was perhaps the high-point thus far in their discography. A showcase of half a dozen more tracks from The Hunter followed beginning with Dry Bone Valley, one of several newer tracks where drummer Brann Dailor has now assumed responsibility as a third vocalist for the band (leaving guitarist Bill Kelliher as the only silent member). The somewhat tedious Thickening was followed by the incredibly nimble lead guitar work of Brent Hinds through Octopus Has No Friends on his clear Plexiglas body Flying-V guitar which continued into Blasteroids and Stargasm. At this point Hinds opted for a silver-burst SG double-neck for the title track from The Hunter and further soloing that convinced me that, despite the song choices, I've never seen the band (particularly Hinds) in finer form. Crack the Skye, another album title track, then followed with bassist Troy Sanders having assumed responsibility for Neurosis' Scott Kelly's guested studio vocal parts as well as his own with Dailor backing vocals as well. The trudging All the Heavy Lifting led into one of The Hunter's heaviest tracks Spectrelight (which is also guest sung by Kelly on the album) before Curl of the Burl and Bedazzled Fingernails rounded out the remainder of this showcase of new material.

Research of Mastodon's previous sets on this tour before this show had made the rest of the night a little predictable but it was still a welcome departure from the new to a pair of Leviathan-era songs as the opening licks of Aqua Dementia made the crowd erupt into a sea of banging heads. Following with Blood and Thunder evoked an even more animated audience response and I can only hope that these reactions will inspire the band to highlight their more incensed earlier work in future performances. I was sweaty and coincidentally smiling as Hinds took to a pedal-steel for the atmospheric beginning of The Hunter closer The Sparrow with the single repeated lyric "pursue happiness with diligence". As the lights came up Brann Dailor stepped up from behind the drum-kit to a microphone and graciously thanked the audience while he and the rest of the band bowed and then exited the stage that was soon to be transformed for Opeth's evening finishing set.

The familiar music to which Opeth traditionally take the stage filled The Orpheum and Mikael Åkerfeldt led the Swedish progressive metal quintet out of the shadows to a response of extended applause from this Vancouver audience. The double time flourishes and organ intro of The Devil's Orchard began their set and I was immediately struck with the power that this material had when translated into a live performance as Åkerfeldt proclaimed the Nietzschean sentiment "God is dead!" in repetition through the chorus. Metal drummer extraordinaire Martin Axenrot seemed no less capable with the quick time changes and syncopated fills of the song than he would be with the high speed blast beats of previous more metallic recordings, this was even more apparent with the jazzy I Feel the Dark which followed next. It must be noted that despite being devoid of death growls, blast beats and crunching distorted gallops that this new Heritage material is certainly no less dark, powerful or technical than older Opeth material and this was perhaps most apparent on the third consecutive Heritage track Slither that followed next. Lead guitarist Fredrik Åkesson's shredding leads weaved between Åkerfeldt's driving riffage making this Ronnie James Dio inspired song a worthy tribute to their recently departed acquaintance and metal mentor.

As with all Opeth shows, the audience were regaled with Åkerfeldt's often humorous banter and reflections in between songs and this performance was no different. Mentions of Sweden's supposed ice-hockey superiority, Canadian rock bands Rush and April Wine, and female lovers actually being the inspiration for songs about cities were all dotted throughout the evening generally to a lot of audience chuckling. Damnation opener Windowpane would be the first departure from the Heritage material that night being from an album that perhaps foreshadowed this mellower direction for the band nearly a decade ago. Newest Opeth member and keyboardist Joakim Svalberg then led the band into one of Watershed's comparatively slower ballads, Burden, that featured a powerful organ solo and more of his and Åkesson's vocal harmonies and a long slow double guitar finish (the acoustic guitar outro was omitted in this live format). The next pair of Heritage songs started with what ended up being this author's favourite performance of the evening, Lines In My Hand was carried on longtime bassist Martín Méndez's grooviest ever riff and built to a crescendo by the absolute awe-inspiring drumming of Axe once again. Folklore, the longest Heritage piece, would be the final demonstration of new material that evening.

There has been much speculation on which direction Opeth's live performances would take following Åkerfeldt's decision to abandon much of their previous heavier styling, particularly the death growls. As if to quell these doubters the band launched into Demon of the Fall from their much celebrated and revered My Arms, Your Hearse album replete with full guttural demonic roars and containing the fitting line "blink of an eye, you know it's me".. and now we did. To further drive this point home The Grand Conjuration would be the finale for this evening, this last lengthy heavy track on Ghost Reveries jumped between the atmospheric and the bombast that until recently was synonymous with the band. The audience would've gladly sat through further examples of these vintage tracks but the a strict 10:30pm finish was being adhered and so the band came together and bowed at the front of the stage to bid goodnight to us and ending this fantastic evening.

Having seen both bands a number of times I can confidently say they both played as well as I've ever witnessed and while they're both exploring new sounds with their most recent studio outings this show proved that in a live setting they're able to breathe much life into these songs. I think it would be ideal to see these bands tour individually so that they might be allotted more set time to include back catalogue fan favourites but one can never complain when they get a chance to see two metal greats in the same night.

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Mastodon: Crystal Skull
Opeth: Lines In My Hand @

Opening act(s): gh0st. @

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Review 6 for Opeth

5 / 5

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Posted 05/05/2012

by batsando

Location:VANCOUVER

Very short performance from both band, I hope will see Mastodon in longer one soon, The Sound was amazing. Orpheum theatre is one of the best venue in town so no surprise.

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

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Review 7 for Opeth

5 / 5

Mastodon Rocked the Venue!!

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: When I got to hear all my favourite songs off Mastodon's new album "The Hunter" @

Opening act(s): Ghost. Mastodon and Opeth were co-headliners. @

Posted 05/04/2012

by MICHY26

Location:Burnaby, BC

All the band were awesome to watch. Ghost played a really great, but short set, and Opeth was amazing, but I really came to see Mastodon and they did not disappoint!

They were not only super high energy, but they played a really great set and you could hear everything. I think they blew the other guy out of the water. I would definitely see a show like this again!!!

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: When I got to hear all my favourite songs off Mastodon's new album "The Hunter" @

Opening act(s): Ghost. Mastodon and Opeth were co-headliners. @

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Review 8 for Opeth

5 / 5

Insane!

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: From a track I heard on the internet from "Ghost" (a folk band) I thought it would be calm.

Then they came out in cultist robes chanting about Satan. @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

Posted 05/04/2012

by borgiswa

Location:Vancouver

This night was truly a night to remember.

All the bands had an amazing amount of energy, played amazingly well, and left me in awe and amazement.

Ghost was great and hilarious.
Mastodon was awesome.
Opeth was truly the highlight of the night.

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: From a track I heard on the internet from "Ghost" (a folk band) I thought it would be calm.

Then they came out in cultist robes chanting about Satan. @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

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Review 9 for Opeth

5 / 5

Mastadon was EPIC!!!!!!!

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

Posted 05/03/2012

by Lorad

Great show ~ we had a blast! Opeth and Ghost were great too!

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

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Review 10 for Opeth

4 / 5

OPETH/MastoDon and GHOST

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: The Music @

Opening act(s): Ghost (awesome @

Posted 05/03/2012

by TheBlueLightning

Location:British Columbia

Was Really Great I've Never actually been inside this building it was a maze like place you could get lost very easily other wise the concert was great HAD lot of Pictures till my Camera Got Stolen other wise I had a fair time

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: The Music @

Opening act(s): Ghost (awesome @

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Review 11 for Opeth

4 / 5

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Opeth @

Posted 05/03/2012

by concord

I had never heard ghost and mastodon before, but they played well..Opeth they played burden, windowpane, the devil's orchard, the grand conjuration, slither, the lines in my hand, demon of the fall, Folklore...I mean it was amazing i would've love to see opeth playing some Blackwater park but it was worth it :)..Great show

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Opeth @

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Review 12 for Opeth

5 / 5

Best show I've ever been to

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Mastodon and Opeth can't be compared. But they both sounded superior to their albums. .Brilliant! @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

Posted 05/03/2012

by PipeDreamJunkie

Location:Vancouver Island, BC

Ghost was a great opening act, and Mastodon and Opeth were simply unforgettable. I only wish they had been able to play longer sets.

Orpheum Theatre @

- Vancouver @

- Tue, May 1, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Mastodon and Opeth can't be compared. But they both sounded superior to their albums. .Brilliant! @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

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Review 13 for Opeth

3 / 5

Good times

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: The Grand Conjuration @

Opening act(s): Opeth, Mastodon, Ghost @

Posted 04/17/2012

by Strangedejavu

Location:Oshawa

Top 250 Contributor

I really like Opeth but don't know much of their material. Same for Mastodon except they were BORING. Ghost is so awesome. First time in that venue too, it's great!!

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: The Grand Conjuration @

Opening act(s): Opeth, Mastodon, Ghost @

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Review 14 for Opeth

5 / 5

Rocked hard with Mastodon and Opeth

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Loved the set designs and art for both bands. The energy of the bands and the crowd were great throughout the night. @

Setlist: Seeing Opeth play Windowpane and I Feel the Dark made my night. Mastodon pretty much played almost everything from The Hunter, which was great! @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

Posted 04/09/2012

by lespaul98

Location:Toronto, Ontario

More concerts should take place at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts! I'd love to see Dream Theater play there, or Karnivool. I liked that a heavier band played in a theater. I really liked the atmosphere and I just think its an amazing venue. The staff are great, its nice and clean, its big but not stadium big which I like. Anyways, these bands were amazing. Both Mastodon and Opeth exceeded my expectations. They played a lot of their new stuff, which is expected, but also played a fair amount of their older stuff. I'd definitely see them both again. I do wish Opeth's set was longer...It seemed a little short. 2-3 more songs would've been good. Overall, the sound was good. The lead guitar during Mastodon could've used a volume boost. It cut through well during Opeth's set, even when they played their heavier stuff.

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Loved the set designs and art for both bands. The energy of the bands and the crowd were great throughout the night. @

Setlist: Seeing Opeth play Windowpane and I Feel the Dark made my night. Mastodon pretty much played almost everything from The Hunter, which was great! @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

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Review 15 for Opeth

5 / 5

Amazing Set!

Sony Centre for the Performing Arts @

- Toronto, Ontario @

- 04/07/2012 @

Favourite moment: Listening to Opeth's Mikael Åkerfeldt growl and sing amazingly through their setlist. @

Setlist: I Feel The Dark, Windowpane, The Lines In My Hand, Burden, The Devil's Orchard... @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

Posted 04/09/2012

by LindsayLynx

It was an amazing night - awesome venue, Ghost had great showman-ship and stage presence. Mastodon does sound better on their album but they had insane energy. I'm glad Opeth was last - they were definitely the reason I went. And they were perfect! Mikael's vocals were outstanding and he said some hilarious things in between songs. I loved every minute!

Sony Centre for the Performing Arts @

- Toronto, Ontario @

- 04/07/2012 @

Favourite moment: Listening to Opeth's Mikael Åkerfeldt growl and sing amazingly through their setlist. @

Setlist: I Feel The Dark, Windowpane, The Lines In My Hand, Burden, The Devil's Orchard... @

Opening act(s): Ghost @

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Review 16 for Opeth

4 / 5

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Posted 04/09/2012

by Anonymous

Opeth was Amazing, Mastodon was pretty good, and Ghost was odd...

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- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

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Review 17 for Opeth

4 / 5

Yah Opeth

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Opeth - Windowpane @

Posted 04/09/2012

by Pliny

I attended the concert with my 2 kids (17 and 18). Ghost came on first and although I hadn't expected much from the opening act, they were quite entertaining with the right amount of religious satanism on display with a touch of humour.
Mastodon, although I liked their recorded efforts was disappointing live. The played too loud for anyone to hear the detail in the songs and there was not much if any effort to connect with the audience.
Opeth were great. Sound was amazing and they played a good mix of old and new stuff (even a Dio cover!). Very much recommended! Mikael as always was his charming and low key self and really connected with the audience. I'd see them again in a heartbeat. It'll be interesting to see if Ghost hits more mainstream popularity. Mastodon should take a note from Opeth and play more to their technical ability and for cryin' out loud talk to the audience who are paying to see you.

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- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: Opeth - Windowpane @

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Review 18 for Opeth

5 / 5

Opeth put on an amazing show!

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: When they launched into 'The Leper Affinity', I wasn't expecting them to play it, and was happily surprised when they did! @

Setlist: Curl of the Burl, Black Tongue, The Leper Afinity, too many good ones to remember! @

Opening act(s): Ghost, Mastoton @

Posted 04/09/2012

by Merauder

Location:Toronto

The venue was the perfect place to showcase bands like these! The night opened with Ghost, a newer band from Sweden, musically they were pretty good, and put on an interesting show. After them was Mastodon, who were terrific! They played songs back to back, and were in great form, very tight band. 'Black Tongue', and 'Curl of the Burl' were the highlights for me personally from them. If you have never seen this band live, you must try to catch them!! Then Opeth took the stage after a short intermission, been an Opeth fan for a long time now, and this show reinforced why I like them so much, they are a 'must see' band live, this is where they really shine! Playing selections from their latest album 'Heritage', along with songs from past albums, and ending the night with 'The Leper Affinity', Fantastic!! Such an amazing band, the new members of the band played like they have always been with Opeth. As usual, Mikael Åkerfeldt's interaction with the audience was great, his subdued and layed back nature are always a hit with the crowd, and helps add to the overall ambiance that is Opeth!

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: When they launched into 'The Leper Affinity', I wasn't expecting them to play it, and was happily surprised when they did! @

Setlist: Curl of the Burl, Black Tongue, The Leper Afinity, too many good ones to remember! @

Opening act(s): Ghost, Mastoton @

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Review 19 for Opeth

5 / 5

Opeth Rocks!

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: "We come from Sweden, the superior hockey nation" - Mikael Åkerfeldt @

Setlist: The Devil's Orchard,
I Feel the Dark,
Windowpane,
Slither,
Burden,
The Lines in My Hand,
Folklore,
The Grand Conjuration,
Deliverance @

Opening act(s): Ghost, Mastadon @

Posted 04/09/2012

by Erocks

Location:Oshawa

It was interesting seeing these metals bands at a seated venue. The crowd was tame, but it was a nice change to seeing Opeth while not getting mauled from all sides in a mosh. Ghost sounded awesome, and they had cool outfits. Very tight sound overall. Mastadon did not sound as good as Ghost or Opeth. Their sound was a bit too loud, making it hard to distinguish each instrument, and the vocals were very difficult to understand. Opeth sounded amazing. The played mostly newer music and ended with some heavies. It was mixed in stereo so if you weren't sitting center, the sound would not seem balanced. Bad idea of the Opeth sound crew. The only downside is that they seemed to be on a time constraint; Mastadon had to rush through every song with not a single rest in between, and Opeth did not play enough. Overall a great show by all bands!

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Favourite moment: "We come from Sweden, the superior hockey nation" - Mikael Åkerfeldt @

Setlist: The Devil's Orchard,
I Feel the Dark,
Windowpane,
Slither,
Burden,
The Lines in My Hand,
Folklore,
The Grand Conjuration,
Deliverance @

Opening act(s): Ghost, Mastadon @

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Review 20 for Opeth

5 / 5

Sony Centre For The Performing Arts @

- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

Posted 04/09/2012

by Anonymous

Location:toornto

excellant venure, sales of merchandise and food, sound quality and the event itself well run and in a timely manner, great location,

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- Toronto @

- Sat, Apr 7, 2012 @

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