Asking Alexandria & The All My Friends Tour Bring The Heat To Atlanta!

Concert ReviewBuckhead TheaterAtlantaAsking AlexadriaMemphis May FireThe World AliveNerv

Apr 25

Atlanta's music scene was set ablaze as iconic metalcore band Asking Alexandria took the stage at the Buckhead Theater, delivering a high-octane performance that left fans exhilarated. The night was not just about Asking Alexandria; it was a celebration of metal music, with opening acts Nerv, The Word Alive, and Memphis May Fire igniting the crowd with their own explosive sets.

Nerv kicked off the night with a burst of energy, setting the tone for what was to come. Their raw intensity and infectious melodies immediately grabbed the audience, drawing them into the music. Following Nerv's electrifying performance, The Word Alive took the stage, unleashing a torrent of aggressive riffs and vocals. The band's dynamic stage presence and unrelenting energy whipped the crowd into a frenzy, sparking mosh pits that vibrated throughout the venue.

Next up, Memphis May Fire took the stage, further fueling the fire with their signature blend of metalcore and post-hardcore. Matty Mullins took charge of the stage with emotionally charged lyrics and thunderous instrumentals that resonated with fans just like they have since the band started in 2006. Fans took to the air, crowd surfing and throwing up their rock fists throughout the entire 40-minute set.

The true peak of the evening came when Asking Alexandria came out, shrouded in darkness and fog, before exploding into their first song surrounded by an amazing light show. The setlist was a perfect mix of old favorites and new hits, with tracks like "The Final Episode (Let's Change the Channel)" and "Into the Fire" inciting frenzied reactions from the crowd, but nothing hit quite like those first notes of their cover of “I Want It That Way” by the Backstreet Boys.

Buckhead Theater has quickly become a staple in the music industry, hosting legendary rock bands such as Buckcherry and Skid Row, among many others. It’s a place where people across all walks of life can come together for their love of music. This night, with such energetic artists that have been loved for years, was no different. The energy in Buckhead Theater reached a fever pitch, reminding everyone there of the power of music.