Our Last Night Tickets

This was a great show! Every band did a great job live and I'll try not to miss any of them when they're around, as you should do as well! All of these bands have great new albums out right now. It was very cool to see them all together playing a mix of new and old songs. I really enjoyed seeing The Color Morale live again, they always kill it. I've also seen Our Last Night many times live. This wasn't their all-time best show, but since they're so good, it was still great. I'm always looking forward to hearing more from them! I'll be doing an in-depth review on my show Ian Hates Music (we talk about music we love). You can hear it on all the regular podcast listening apps, just search 'Ian Hates'!

The concert in all was amazing. It was literally the best night of my freaking life. The band is so humble and kind. What famous person would stay after to meet EVERY SINGLE fan after the concert. I can't wait to go to another one.

GET VIP! Everyone was so nice and chill. Worth every penny and more!

I've been to other OLN concerts in the past but I love the Brighton Music Hall! So much more intimate and a great view of the stage.

I have been going to Our Last Night shows for approximately three years now and they never disappoint. The band truly cares about their music and about their fans; this is shown in their raw passion when singing and performing; their devotion and love can also been seen on their faces and in the way with which they interact with the audience. The sound quality at Brighton Music Hall and the ambiance at the venue are pretty decent. The crowd was respectful and enjoyable. The bar staff was efficient and kind. I recommend seeing OLN if you haven't!

I loved the meet & greet, and their performance was amazing!

I'm very familiar with Palisades and Our Last Night. Between having their albums and seeing them live multiple times, I can tell you for sure that I knew I was going to be going to another great show! Luckily, I was right! Sold out show by the way! Unfortunately, due to timing I missed the first two bands. But, I was there for the full Palisades and Our Last Night sets in full respectively. Palisades came on first (of course) and their mix of post-hardcore/electronic/metalcore whatever you want to call it, got the crowd jumping right away. They do a good job of being part party band and part rock band. The only band thing I can say is that I felt their set was pretty short. I could see them coming out with another album and taking over a headlining role. I think they'd do really well in that situation. Looking forward to their next album and the next time they come around. When Our Last Night came on, it was like a home coming show. They're from NH, so it makes sense. They really killed this set. They played a mix of the new stuff (Younger Dreams) to some older (Age of Ignorance, Oak Island) and a few covers (Dark Horse, Radioactive, etc). Everyone was jumping and singing with almost every song. They do a great job with the double vocals and they know when to let the crowd take over. Both of these bands have very bright futures and always worth seeing. They're so talented and it's one of the reasons why rock music is always great to see in person.

I highly recommend anyone who is a fan of Our Last Night to see them live!

My kids have seen these guys 12 times in the past year but this was my first. The band ROCKED!!!!!! The venue was a lot smaller than I expected but if they went there again, I'd go.

It was real good had a great time in the pit. Good to see all the old members back on stage again for a couple songs. Been with them since the beginning played a few shows with them in New York. By far their best show. Happy 10 years boys. Cheers.

I've of the best shows i have been to in a long time. Can't wait to see then at a bigger venue!

Great venue, great bar. The staff was friendly and the bands were awesome.

The venue was so intimate and the crowd was wild. Performance was incredible and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen!

Great to see Matty step away from his AL4W boys and change up the style. Keeping it fresh.

First off, it was a good move to move this show to a bigger venue. Those bands could definitely use the space and used it well. Class of 92 was really bad. I know the lead singer from A Loss For Words was trying something different as a side project, but it definitely shouldn't have been a rap side project. That's for sure. Lions Lions had a lot of energy and really got the crowd going. I would recommend seeing them if they come around. The singer can scream and sing well even with transitions. Set it Off has become huge since the last time I saw them a year ago. They have a new CD coming out that will probably completely make them huge. They have a lot of confidence and really know how to work a crowd. Lastly, Our Last Night was amazing. They played songs from all their cds and also threw in some covers. They played for almost an hour and forty minutes. I've never seen a post-hardcore band be able to do something like that. Both singers were great and never wavered the whole time. It might have been the best live show Our Last Night have ever put on. Hopefully it's a sign of things to come.