I agree!! The crowd was lame for FFAK I usually never sit for shows but the pit tix were outrageous for this show. The pit area for this show was insanely small as well so there wasn't much room to work with for those guys down there
@@Cringey_Swine That's annoying, I wish bands wouldn't go to places like that to preform. I went to Inkarceration for their tour, and my god it was amazing seeing and moshing to Halestorm, Iprevail, Hollywood, and FFAK. FFAK's pit was insane.
@@darthvenom6608 Personally I think they should have booked this show at the Hard Rock Live in Tampa or hell even Jannus Live another local concert joint near here would have been the perfect spot for crowd involvement. Both those venues would have sold out so much quicker but it would have defeated the purpose entirely of having to sit during this amazing show. I think having I Prevail and Halestorm on the tour package alone called for a bigger venue so I think that was the main reason on them deciding to book it at this dump. I'm a die-hard H.U. fan and having to sit during their set almost made me go mental especially around people that were not into them as much as me. The guy next to me was kind of being a disrespectful D-bag and kept putting his hands up in the air everytime H.U. played a party song and when they covered Sweet Caroline he kept saying "Oh God please let this end" and blah blah blah. Seeing I Prevail for the first time was so worth it though and I still had a blast either way. Now that I think about it the House Of Blues in Orlando would have also been a great spot even if I had to travel an extra almost 2 hours to get there. I'm just not a huge fan of those claustrophobic arena type of shows that are overpriced and where they cram you in together like sardines. Rock/Metal concerts should be enjoyed while standing, vibing, drinking, moshing, hardcore dancing, or even crowd-killing or whatever your into just as long as you aren't confined to sitting. Concert scalpers just seemed to ruin the experience after the pandemic had ended of ever getting a chance to get a great spot in the pit that's affordable before they decide on jacking prices through the roof. It just doesn't hit the same as experiencing a concert in an intimate and tiny venue but that's just my two cents on this matter🤷♂️🤷♂️
@@Cringey_Swine I love the chaos honestly, lol. Thats annoying you had to sit next to someones grandpa complaining to HU. I would've told him to plug his ears lol.
Jeez amp stadiums are garbage, where are the pits and chaos at?
I agree!! The crowd was lame for FFAK I usually never sit for shows but the pit tix were outrageous for this show. The pit area for this show was insanely small as well so there wasn't much room to work with for those guys down there
@@Cringey_Swine That's annoying, I wish bands wouldn't go to places like that to preform. I went to Inkarceration for their tour, and my god it was amazing seeing and moshing to Halestorm, Iprevail, Hollywood, and FFAK. FFAK's pit was insane.
@@darthvenom6608 Personally I think they should have booked this show at the Hard Rock Live in Tampa or hell even Jannus Live another local concert joint near here would have been the perfect spot for crowd involvement. Both those venues would have sold out so much quicker but it would have defeated the purpose entirely of having to sit during this amazing show. I think having I Prevail and Halestorm on the tour package alone called for a bigger venue so I think that was the main reason on them deciding to book it at this dump.
I'm a die-hard H.U. fan and having to sit during their set almost made me go mental especially around people that were not into them as much as me. The guy next to me was kind of being a disrespectful D-bag and kept putting his hands up in the air everytime H.U. played a party song and when they covered Sweet Caroline he kept saying "Oh God please let this end" and blah blah blah. Seeing I Prevail for the first time was so worth it though and I still had a blast either way. Now that I think about it the House Of Blues in Orlando would have also been a great spot even if I had to travel an extra almost 2 hours to get there.
I'm just not a huge fan of those claustrophobic arena type of shows that are overpriced and where they cram you in together like sardines. Rock/Metal concerts should be enjoyed while standing, vibing, drinking, moshing, hardcore dancing, or even crowd-killing or whatever your into just as long as you aren't confined to sitting. Concert scalpers just seemed to ruin the experience after the pandemic had ended of ever getting a chance to get a great spot in the pit that's affordable before they decide on jacking prices through the roof. It just doesn't hit the same as experiencing a concert in an intimate and tiny venue but that's just my two cents on this matter🤷♂️🤷♂️
@@Cringey_Swine I love the chaos honestly, lol. Thats annoying you had to sit next to someones grandpa complaining to HU. I would've told him to plug his ears lol.