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The Trews and 3 Days Grace
| Message Board > Show Reviews > The Trews and 3 Days Grace |
| METALNECK User Info... | Well 3 Days Grace sucked ass. There radio songs were fun cause I knew the words and I could sing along, but other then that they were the worst band there. Union one was a pretty good generic rock band, sounds the exact same as all the other generic rock bands like armchair cynics and jets overhead, nothing special. The bass player used to be in flybanger which is pretty sweet. The Trews were the shit. They made it all worth while to come out to this show. They had great stage presence and they had wicked tunes. I was an instant fan. They are from Nova Scotia but if they ever come back here, go see them, they fucking rock. They bass player was an Angus Young clone and the lead guitar player was dressed straight out of the 70's with bellbottoms, full beard, cowboy shirt and all. - Sat, 27 Sep 2003 8:44am | ||
| spark User Info... | great show, but yes, 3 days grace was sounding terrible. The other bands sounded clear and crisp and 3dg was muddy and less intense.Union one was great though, excellent singer great drums and bass fairly simple guitar work though, nothing exciting. The trews were awesome! guitarist was fucking amazing,and bassist really stood out with his style. check these guys out - Sat, 27 Sep 2003 6:28pm | ||
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