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In certain serendipitous cases, a band’s name perfectly encapsulates their essence, and heavy metal rockers In This Moment are a case in point - the sheer power and immediacy Maria Brink’s vocals make it difficult to be anywhere else. Simultaneously vulnerable and snarling, Brink’s emotional growl is a focal point on 2012’s Blood, the band’s 4th – and most successful – album to date. Singles like “Blood” and “Whore” pulled no punches, landing the album at No. 1 on the Billboard Hard Rock chart and cementing Brink’s place as one of the dominant female voices in alternative metal. After forming in Albany in 2005, the band’s 2007 debut Beautiful Tragedy quickly made them a metal festival staple and the opening act of choice for bands like Megadeth and Rob Zombie. Their 3rd album, 2010’s A Star-Crossed Wasteland, was a crossover success, landing at No. 1 on the Independent Albums chart and spawning a hit with “The Promise”. On Tour in 2013, the band has been blowing ticket buyers away with their thundering live concert, pulling fans into the moment with Brink’s commanding presence.
Over the course of their career, In This Moment have played many famous venues to capacity, like Observatory North Park and House of Blues.
Took my 14 year old daughter to her 1st metal concert. Mike's Dead, Kim Dracula, In This Moment, all 3 bands killed it. And we can't wait til September when they are back out West! We booked our tickets the minute this show was over. They made my kid a metal head for life!
Mike is Dead opened up amazing, Kim Dracula is always a blast and In This Moment was amazing! Such a good show for just 3 bands. All performances were amazing. The only thing that bothered me was how hot it got but it was amazing!!!
Let me start by saying that the sound was incredible. Every bands sound was on point. The venue has too many rules. Lastly, while the sound was awesome, In This Moment should be charged with smog machine abuse, as it was almost $400 for two tickets just to see their shadows (if lucky). As someone who has been dying to see them play for years, I was thoroughly disappointed with the stage show, solely because you couldn’t see them. There was no audience interaction, and at one point I doubted it was even Maria Brink, and perhaps that was why they went so heavy on the fog. The fans are amazing though.
The venue was great Staff were very helpful I'm Ada helped us get a seat on a mostly standing concert that being said The fog machines were on full tilt so after one song I could not see her at all. You know the pile ups on highways ya that's what it looked like and I was 20 feet from the stage I feel bad bad for the people in back so ya who ever controls the fog machines gotta ease up. And I'm not the only one I talked to many people afterwards they said the same thing.
In this moment rocked!! The show was amazing I will definitely see them again so worth the money!
Performance was absolutely amazing. Vocals and instruments sounded unforgettable. Maria Brink also paused the performance for a moment to help out a fan who had passed out. Visuals and set were very unique and made performance even better. Band members and additional performers accompanying Maria Brink also put on amazing performances. Extremely memorable experience and will most definitely go to another show.
From ticketing to ADA accommodations and venue was great ran smooth!! Kudos to all involved in putting this together was an incredible night! Thanks to “Maria” for her care and concern during her performance when she stopped to make sure a patron who passed out was totally ok before resuming her musical greatness on stage. Hoping to catch her again soon at other venues. Incredible Concert !!!!!❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
I felt like I was in a whole new universe. I finally got to see In this Moment and I will definitely go again.
Not a fan of the opening acts, but In This Moment didn't disappoint and was worth the wait. Of course, if you've seen them before you know there are a lot of theatrical effects used during the show. One of the effects was the smoke/mist that filled the room to add to the experience, but I think the ventilation was turned off to maintain the smoke tangible throughout the set. Wow, it got hot in there toward the end of the show. Noticeably hot. This was the show at the Grove in Anaheim.
So much fog was pumped on stage, the whole entire band was all silhouettes. Almost thought someone's was singing to tracks because you come maria and only 50 ft from stage
