Mastodon Tickets

Name: F***ing great performance
Item: Mastodon
Rating: 5
Author: Peter c

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Mastodon Fan Reviews (6) 4.7

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"Amazing, first metal concert and not the last!"

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Mastodon, O2 Academy Brixton, London - 10th December 2017

There was a big queue but we went in quickly. I love that band and despite sitting on the circle, I could perfectly hear. Loved the visual animation.

Posted anonymously on 11/12/2017

"Absolutely brilliant!!!"

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Mastodon, Northumbria Institute, Newcastle Upon Tyne - 6th December 2017

Absolutely great gig. All 3 acts were great and we had a great evening. Would use gigantic again

Posted by Leon A on 07/12/2017

"Enjoyed it but not my favourite"

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Mastodon, Rock City, Nottingham - 5th December 2017

First time I have been to Rock City for 5 years or longer when I saw Porcupine Tree. Mastadon aren;t a particular favourite so hence the 3/5 but liked the venue (not been upstairs before) and plenty of bars though not easy to see if you aren't at the front. Will be back with a more suitable band

Posted by Wozzaj on 06/12/2017

"Incredible"

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Mastodon, Rock City, Nottingham - 5th December 2017

The gig was great, apart from a few nutters in the crowd I had a great time. The support acts were really entertaining as well as the main act but that goes without saying.

Posted by James K on 06/12/2017

"F***ing great performance"

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Mastodon, Civic Hall, Wolverhampton - 4th December 2017

Support bands great but main event was brilliantly performed.
Can’t wait to see them again.

Posted by Peter c on 05/12/2017

GRAMMY® Award-nominated hard rock band Mastodon ponders the nature of time on their eighth full-length album, Emperor of Sand, on Reprise Bros. Records. Threading together the myth of a man sentenced to death in a majestically malevolent desert, the Atlanta, GA quartet Troy Sanders (bass/vocals), Brent Hinds (guitar/vocals), Bill Kelliher (guitars) and Brann Dailor (drums/vocals), and conjure the grains of a musical and lyrical odyssey slipping quickly through a cosmic hourglass.