Concert Review: Coheed and Cambria with Periphery and Mastadon at Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater at Lakeview
- Jayden Mowers
- May 31
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 6
Periphery kicked things off with their djent-infused sound, showcasing their technical prowess and infectious energy. Vocalist Spencer Sotelo commanded the stage, his dynamic range and soaring melodies captivating the crowd.
Mastodon followed, unleashing their signature blend of heavy riffs, intricate rhythms, and epic storytelling. The band's vocalist Troy Sanders has a rich and powerful sound. Drummer Brann Dailor's complex and inventive drumming was a highlight, driving the songs forward with relentless intensity.
Coheed and Cambria brought their progressive rock spectacle to cap off the night, and it was a sonic journey to remember. The band, led by the unmistakable vocals of Claudio Sanchez, delivered a setlist that spanned their extensive catalog, pleasing both longtime fans and newer listeners. The energy in the venue was electric as the band moved seamlessly between heavy riffs and intricate melodies.
Sanchez's guitar work was a highlight, with soaring solos and complex chord progressions that are a signature of Coheed's sound. The rhythm section, consisting of bassist Zach Cooper and drummer Josh Eppard, provided a solid foundation, driving the songs forward with power and precision. The stage lighting and visuals added to the immersive experience, creating a captivating atmosphere that complemented the music perfectly.
Overall, these bands brought a unique experience for all listeners at all ages and made it an absolute blast. Leaving fans with a night to remember.
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