 Starting out the night, Like Roses took the stage with a mellow rock vibe and soft stage performance. With the crowd already packed in and cheering it was a good start to the night. Playing songs “Splenetic”, “Stuck” and “Pretty Things” they got the crowd going for a night full of emotions. Before closing out their set with “Easy” the band told everyone that they will be back in September for Pittsburgh’s Four Chord Music Festival.
Next up was a personal favorite of mine, Grayscale from Philly. Their dark lighting and immaculate vibes gave everything I was looking for. While I’m a fan of just about every song Grayscale plays, a few of their popular hits stood out with the crowd. There wasn’t a single soul in the building that wasn’t singing along to “Dirty Bombs”, “In Violet” or “Not Afraid To Die”. Following Grayscale with the light up mushrooms and mellow and upbeat riffs was Microwave. From the moment they hit the stage the crowd didn’t stop. With the crowd shoulder to shoulder at this point and cheering and singing along to “Mirrors”, “Something Right” and “Whimper” the night was only just beginning and they were truly getting the fans engaged. Closing out the night was another personal favorite, and the band everyone came here to see Mayday Parade. Every emotion was felt during their twenty-one song set. Playing a little off of each album they played intimate songs and crowd favorites with stunning visuals in the background. It was hard not to be mesmerized by their set. Mayday started their set with songs “Three Cheers for Five Years” and “Jersey” and “Anywhere But Here”. Before moving into “Terrible Things”, “Oh Well, Oh Well” and “Ghosts”. Closing out the night with confetti, crowd surfers and “Jamie All Over” this was one of the best Mayday Parade shows I’ve been to in a long time. Review/Photo By: Cheyenne Simmons
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