'They were getting into it with everyone.' 'They weren't just playing,' said Ivy Stover, 15, from Socorro, N.M. Singer Vic Fuentes addressed the crowd between songs asking fans if they had bought the band's recent album 'Collide with the Sky.'Īn eruption of cheering echoed in the theater as he told the crowd that this album was inspired by them, because over the years in their fan mail they've noticed that much of their fan base finds healing through music.Įnding with that he led the crowd into a song he says they've never played on any other tour: 'Tangled in the Great Escape,' with guest vocals from opening band letlive singer Jason Butler.

'They're unique,' Cano said, adding that their lyrics are something people can relate to. Right behind Edgar, she said this was her first time seeing Pierce the Veil and she couldn't wait. The band consists of Vic Fuentes, vocals, Mike Fuentes, drums, Jaime Preciado, bass and Tony Perry, guitar. Pierce the Veil formed in 2006 based out of San Diego, Calif. 'They're very passionate and exciting,' he said. 'It's Pierce the Veil - who wouldn't? It was a no-brainer,' said Edgar who has been a fan of the band since 2010 when he heard their song 'Caraphernelia' from their album 'Selfish Machines.' This was his third time seeing them live. had waited in line since 9 a.m., wearing a turtle costume, so he could be up against the rails when Pierce the Veil hit the stage. The bodies of hundreds of fans swayed back and forth as the heat of being packed on the floor amplified, but that wasn't enough to break their spirits as eager chants for Pierce the Veil filled the theater.Īs the vibrations from the stacked amps rolled through the theater, hundreds of fans jumped in unison as Pierce the Veil's opening song 'Hell Above,' from their recent album 'Collide with the Sky,' echoed throughout the theater. Each opening act filled the crowd with more anticipation for the main event. There were three opening acts before Pierce the Veil, those included Memphis on Fire, letlive and Issues. I expected it to be less flamboyant, but I'm glad it was really cool.' 'One of the better concerts I've been to. when asked why she attended the Pierce the Veil show.

'To be in their presence,' said Cynna Pearson, 15, from Socorro, N.M. He silhouette of hands beamed against stage lights and confetti sprinkled from the air as Pierce the Veil brought fans to their feet when they tore up the stage in front of a sold-out crowd of at least 900 fans at the Sunshine Theater on March 15.

Pierce the veil concert crowd