ERRA

Hopefully it’s going to become a far more mainstream proposition in the near future, but at this point in time the underground sensation of modern heavy music is without a shadow of a doubt progressive metal. There are more and more bands with a predilection for ever changing tempos and time signatures crossed with guttural growls and breakdowns than ever before. While it may sound like underground music personified, the following it’s gotten in the past couple of years on both sides of the pond is growing at a rate of knots thanks to word of mouth, constant touring and some incredible music. Birmingham, Alabama’s very own ERRA are a band that personify the latter two aspects and are also one of the surprisingly few bands that are making the sound their own by expertly adding elements of death metal and post hardcore to the already potent brew. It’s a combination that leads to some incredible live shows with something for every fan of heavy music, beautiful melodic moments, ridiculously heavy drops and riffs to die for. They’re the complete package and the best part is that these guys live for what they do, whether they become the biggest name in metal history or not is beside the point, they will be playing whether ten or ten thousand people turn up to watch them. So with that in mind, there’s no excuse to miss them the next chance you get. Highly recommended.

Rocked! They were so good, and I loved seeing them live. I live for them, and got to say hi to Jesse down in the merch area. It was so good, and awesome to see the band live. Jesse killed it when he was singing, his clean vocals are really awesome and JT rocked it as usual. JT’s screams are as solid on record as they are live. Sean was on point, and Conor was awesome as well as Alex. They did an amazing job, and expectations were high and they surpassed.

Every band at that show brought out an amazing energy in the crowd which was awesome to experience! It was my first time seeing Crystal Lake and Currents, they put on a phenomenal show and gained a new fan for sure. Erra and Northlane put on a tremendous show as well and the crowds energy was explosive for a venue of such a small size. Or so it felt small with how packed it was. All in all amazing show!!!

The show was actually really good for how small the venue was. Just enough people for a real pit if that’s what you’re into. The bands loved being so close to the crowd, helped us crowd surf, let us sing in the mics. All the bands matched the crowds energy. Plus the fact that it was raining during the intermissions just made it an epic night. I will for sure go again when they come back through.

The show was great. ERRA play well live. Jessie nails every melodic vocal. I’ve been waiting to see them since 2013 after I heard the album augment. After the show everyone who wanted, had a chance to meet the band. Great bunch of guys, you can tell that they work hard for their fans and that they are a credit to their actions. Thanks again for coming out to Australia.

Amazing show!!! Great energy. Super fun. Fantastic setlist. The guys in ERRA said this is the longest set they’ve ever played. The crowd here in Nashville was awesome. The venue was definitely packed with major ERRA fans. All the guys in the band hung out with fans afterwards. Took photos. Chatted. Signed merch. Incredibly humble, friendly, genuine, & grateful guys.

These guys should be running the world there music is amazing and the show was so sick, they might have lasted longer if it didnt seem like we were being cooked inside an over, haha simply amazing erra is. Listened to erra on random for a 15 poker session recently, they never get old.

Strong performance despite JT's vocal issues. He pushed through it, and I honestly hadn't even noticed until he said something. They played a diverse setlist, not just focusing on 2018's Neon, but stretching all the way back into their catalog. Will see these guys again.

ERRA WAS FUCKING AWESOME, THE CROWD WAS MORE VOILENT WHEN THEY WERE IN SONTOS PARTY HOUSE. I CAME TO after THE BURIAL, THEY WERE FUCKING THE BEST. I THINK THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE PLAYED THE LAST BAND BUT OWELL.

I wouldn't know there was a hurricane and I wasn't able to make it. I had VIP tickets and i hope that soundrink,erra, and northlane at least honor the fact of me and my wife receiving them. Time will tell.