Panteon Rococo

Usually, I find that large bands with multiple members don’t work in the same way as smaller tight knit bands, but Panteon Rococo with their vast eclectic mix of instruments get it spot on every time. The Mexican ska band are incredibly popular across Mexico and also Germany (the home of their record label), but are beginning to tour more extensively. I love the way that they blend the genres of salsa, rock, and punk with ska to create a funky and energised sound that keeps the audience engaged and dancing.

They opened the show with the title track from their newest album Ni Carne Ni Pescado, and they had everyone dancing along right away. I was a little worried that the language barrier might be a problem, but the way that the band members are so skilled at telling a narrative through their body language and vocal and instrumental tone made it very relatable to the audience, making the issue of the language barrier disappear. The show was almost 2 hours long, and they maintained their energy from start to finish without wavering at all. The interaction with the audience was great, and when they performed their instrumental solos, it was an incredible example of their talents.

Panteón Rococó is a very refreshing act to see live. They have a unique blend of rock, punk, salsa, mariachi, reggae, and ska elements that they are able to blend really nicely that gives them a very unique sound and style. They give a very high energy performance and really get into their shows. There was never a time that I was bored and they left everybody standing on their feet dancing along with the music throughout the entire act. Their lighting was a nice subtle blend of effects and spotlighting that helped to keep the crowd focused on the performance. Their style shows off their Mexican heritage though they blend it with an american feel that allows them to keep true to their roots while still feeling hip and with the times. They do a good job of making their style unique to themselves and you can tell that they are true to their sense of personality.Their set consisted of a good number of their hits and they perform them flawlessly. While they focused on their past hits they did add in some new songs and changed up some of their previous hits to give them a new sound and overall feel.

THE BEST MEXICAN BAND EVER! I am glad the concert at stage 48 got canceled, HighLine Ballroom is smaller, but I didn't get that many 'mosh' as I expected. Panteon Rococo needs to come next year, same place. Also I was s surprise I didn't see any seller, selling Panteon Rococo's shirts. Regardless, amazing night! better than café tacvba or los pericos at stage 48, well slightly.

Fue uno de los mejors conciertos que he visto.. Tuve que manejar desde Phoenix Az 6 horas pero no me arrepiento estuvo de lujo y ahora estoi esperando nuevas fechas para volverlo hacer por cierto el lugar muy elegante y muy moderno. Espero que vulvan a Los Angeles otra ves y ahora si pasen por Phoenix .. Saludos.

Awesome vibe! The venue was good, the sound was good. Good balanced mix of Latinos and Germans, which I liked. I enjoyed seeing the people really having fun and doing it in a safe respectful way.

The service and prices were ok. I would go back and recommend it

Great show. Panteon as always brings it. It was fun and they had every one dancing all night. The first two bands were also very entertainin. It was the rebel cats and la sucursal de la cumbia

Si es cierto que van a venir a Denver Co, banda o es puro pedo???? Por ya los están anunciando pero el pagina dice que nel, que no tiene concierto en la ciudad de Denver colorado!!

It was so good has a good time 100% energy love it and I will going to seen them in LA and Oxnard that how is so .good I will not mis them thank to you Songkick