REVIEW: REEL BIG FISH, SUBURBAN LEGENDS, MIGHTY MONGO, & THE MAXIES 1/17/2013
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The Gothic Theatre hosted another stellar lineup that was accompanied with a Living Social deal. For $37 you received two beers and admission to Reel Big Fish, Suburban Legends, Mighty Mongo, and The Maxies. All the bands had merchandise out trying to make a buck. Reel Big Fish had some great prices though. They were selling CDs for $5 to $10 with one of those CDs being their latest with the insert autographed by the entire band for $10. That’s an awesome deal in my eyes. Also they had $20 shirts and $40 hoodies, cheapest I’ve seen at a show. Suburban Legends had a decent selection as well that included a skate deck. Even with the deal the show started out pretty empty.

REVIEW: WAYNE STATIC, THE DEFILED, MADLIFE, GLASS DELIRIUM, & GHOST OF IVY 12/11/2013
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The Gothic Theatre brought the “evil disco” to town. Wayne Static, The Defiled, Madlife, Glass Delirium, and Ghost of Ivy rocked the old theatre walls. Gothic has awesome seating options. There’s room for a mosh pit and railings on the floor to separate you from that but still let you be close. Also if you are on the lazy side you can sit at the railing on the balcony and still have a great view. The beginning of this show didn’t have very many people though they slowly trickled in throughout. Everyone had merchandise out but hardly any of the booths had people manning them. It was another bitter cold day in Denver; luckily we didn’t have to wait outside to get in.

REVIEW: SEVENDUST, COAL CHAMBER, LACUNA COIL, & CANDLELIGHT RED 4/2/2013
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In the wake of April Fool’s comes an insane lineup at the Gothic Theatre; Sevendust, Coal Chamber, Lacuna Coil, and Candlelight Red. This was a fantastic venue for seeing these bands. The theater is small with two stories and has great décor. On the ground level, it is tiered with railings so you can be close to the front but protected from the mosh pit in the middle. All the bands had merchandise out front. Some highlights were the $100 Meet & Greets for Sevendust and Coal Chamber. Also, Sevendust, Coal Chamber, and Candlelight Red were selling signed drumheads. Lacuna Coil had a bunch of signed CDs as well. The downfall was that they only dealt in cash, so you had to make a trip to the ATM if you were planning on buying a lot from the bands. To start, there was a small crowd on the floor and people lining the balcony.