Wednesday night we headed to the MuteMath concert at Revolution and were very excited to see them yet again as we’ve seen them 3 times before. This time around we had new things to look forward to which were our VIP passes and finally watching them perform their new album, Armistice. It was also a special night for El Novio as it was his first MuteMath concert.
With our VIP passes we were let in half an hour before general admission and were treated to pizza, cold drinks, first look at the band’s merchandise, and a spot in front of the stage. AsTallAsLions were the opening band. These guys did a great job with a very animated performance full of facial expressions, grooving, and eclectic songs.
When Mutemath came out performing “The Nerve” the crowd went wild! This was the craziest crowd we’ve ever experienced at one of their concerts, with moshing, crowd surfing, sing alongs, and energetic fans. This band is known for their great live performance and yet again they did not disappoint. The set list included both new and old songs. Lead singer, Paul Meany was just as much fun as he was in the past, jumping and flipping over his keyboard, intriguing the crowd with what is known as The Atari, and jumping into the crowd with the microphone stand and all. Drummer Darren King always kills it on the drums. This time around, King had fans hold up a drum while he stood on top of it, and jumped into the crowd to crowd surf. It was one amazing concert with an amazing band. I took tons of pictures but here the best ones.
Bass player and lead singer of AsTallAsLions.
Paul Meany, lead singer of MM and his keytar. <3
Drummer Darren with the headphones scotch taped around his face and chin.
Bass player, Roy.
Guitar player, Greg.
The Atari
When Meany went into the crowd with the microphone. Twas awesome!
Drummer, Darren King on his drum while fans hold it up before he crowd surfs onto fans.
