AVENGED SEVENFOLD LIVE IN DUBLIN, IRELAND PHOTO ROUND UP.

                  

Avenged Sevenfold performed live in Dublin, Ireland on December 3rd, 2013. Photo galleries from the event can be found here. Please check back regularly for updates.Arin Ilejay chatted with Ireland’s Golden Plec about 2013 proving to be a hectic adventure, watching and learning during the recording of “Hail To The King,” it being a dream to play in Avenged Sevenfold, aiming for the top andbringing fire and flames to the stage in Dublin.- Down The Barrel Photography‘s Avenged Sevenfold in Dublin photo gallery.
- Golden Plec‘s Avenged Sevenfold in Dublin photo gallery.
- Dublin Concerts’ Avenged Sevenfold in Dublin photo gallery.
- Hot Press‘ Avenged Sevenfold in Dublin photo gallery.
- Neuwelt Music‘s Avenged Sevenfold in Dublin photo gallery.

HOT PRESS: “AVENGED SEVENFOLD GIVE DUBLIN A RIDICULOUSLY GOOD TIME.” \m/

Hot Press has published a very complimentary review of Avenged Sevenfold’s show in Dublin, Ireland.

It looks like some diabolical temple for the damned. Wide stone steps lead up to a gigantic skull, its bat wings outstretched, casting its ghastly grin upon several thousand over-excited metalheads. If this is a temple, than Avenged Sevenfold’s frontman M. Shadows, a tattooed, muscular spook clad in black and grey with dark glasses, is its abominable priest.

As he flies about the stage, there is something tribal about the chanting of the seemingly endless crowd, who, as one body, sway, fist-pump, scream, and jump to his will. ‘Electric’ is a much overused adjective when we talk about atmosphere but whoever first came up with the phrase must have been a rock and roll fan, because every moment of this thrilling, theatrical and full-throttle show was charged with incessant and intense energy.

But beneath the splashy lightshow, the dramatic staging and the well-pummeled stadium speakers, lies the real substance that has made Avenged Sevenfold one of the biggest names in metal today.

They then proceed to unleash all the fiery enthusiasm, power and unfettered passion that metal ultimately represents – all ‘pyro’ is forgotten. Add to all this M. Shadows skilful showmanship and the band’s obvious bond with their fans (the ‘family,’ as the frontman calls them), and you have a hugely entertaining set that is essential viewing for hardcore concert lovers.