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When the night concluded, I walked out of the venue with my hearing muted, limping down the stairs to make my way to the food trucks outside the venue. I witnessed many fans that night throw down in the pit, letting the music take them, and so many came running to the back of the venue to catch a breather for the remainder of a song, then got upset when their next favorite came on because they wanted to spend whatever energy they had left on it. If I had to pick I’d have to say “Dedicated, “Boneyards”, and their encore “Bottom Feeder” all three of which I think just express invincibility.

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It’s really tough for me to pick favorites with this band because every song is so massive and full of energy. The band went on playing a variety of new and old tracks, ranging from their latest records Reverence and Ire all the way to their, now, 11-year-old sophomore. *BOOM* “Until I’m done!”, all hell broke loose from there, and it was only just the beginning, continuing to warm up the crowd with tracks like “Prey” and “Carrion” an old favorite. As haze and darkness fell upon the room, the crowd cheered, and the spoken word intro of “Wishing Wells” set the tone. After their set concluded, drummer Matt Greiner hopped off the kit to greet fans at the front row.įinally for the highly anticipated set of the night, Parkway Drive. The remainder of the set consisted of songs ranging across their catalog, from “Composure” off of 2007’s Messengers all the way to 2017’s Phantom Anthem. Lead guitarist JB Brubaker flawlessly shredded away at his Ibanez guitar in sandals, as he always does. The floor literally shook to the rhythm of the crowd bouncing up and down when they started off their set with “King of Sorrow”, “Martyr”, and “Invisible Enemy”. When August Burns Red took the stage the venue erupted. Finally concluding their set as they always have with “Danger: Wildman”. TDWP also sprinkled in some other songs like “Escape” from 2010’s Zombie EP, “Born to Lose” 2011’s Dead Throne, and “Planet A” from their Space EP. Next up was The Devil Wears Prada whose set consisted of songs off the latest album Transit Blue s and 2009’s hit record With Roots Above and Branches Below. Songs like “Relapse” and “The Remedy’’ were perfect for the crowd to warm up to and to be ready for the madness that would continue to build throughout the night. Polaris kicked off the evening, playing songs off their latest record The Mortal Coil. This was definitely the chance of a lifetime. Having been a fan myself for the past 6 years I’ve missed every opportunity to witness a Parkway Drive performance until now.

I sympathize with anyone who wasn’t able to make it to the show.

This time they brought along August Burns Red, The Devil Wears Prada and fellow Australian band Polaris. Now on their latest touring cycle promoting their 6th studio album Reverence, the Australian natives have made their way back to House of Blues Houston. It’s been nearly two years since Parkway Drive last visited Texas.