Major Rock Tour in Brisbane: Papa Roach, A Day To Remember, and LANDMVRKS Bring Down the House

nergies into one relentless night, absolutely no filler, just a constant push from the first note to the final singalong.

LANDMVRKS took the stage early in the night, immediately capturing the audience’s attention with their high-energy performance. The room was electric from the start, with ‘Sulfur’ standing out as a highlight with its weight and precision. What set LANDMVRKS apart was their consistency; every track resonated with power, establishing them as more than just an opener but a force to be reckoned with.

As Papa Roach took the stage, the energy level skyrocketed. Frontman Jacoby Shaddix’s charismatic presence elevated the performance to new heights. Shaddix’s daring move of jumping into the crowd during ‘…To Be Loved’ added a thrilling touch to the show, showcasing a level of engagement not often seen. The band’s set featured lighter moments, including Shaddix’s interactions with the audience and a memorable rendition of ‘Leave A Light On (Talk Away the Dark)’ that brought a poignant serenity to the arena.

Papa Roach’s announcement of a new album set for September only added to the excitement, giving fans something to look forward to. The band’s dive into the “Nu Metal Time Machine” with classics like ‘Chop Suey’ elicited an enthusiastic response from the crowd, capping off an unforgettable performance.

A Day To Remember closed out the night with their signature high-octane performance style. From ‘The Downfall of Us All’ to ‘All Signs Point to Lauderdale’, the band delivered big hooks and singalongs that kept the audience on their feet. Even a spontaneous cover of Nickelback’s ‘Photograph’ added a spontaneous and memorable element to the set, culminating in a euphoric atmosphere that left the room buzzing.

Each band brought a unique energy to the stage, with LANDMVRKS setting the bar high, Papa Roach elevating the intensity, and A Day To Remember delivering a larger-than-life finale. The diverse setlists from each band showcased their individual strengths and left the crowd wanting more.

With only one show left in Auckland, the Big Rock Tour shows no signs of slowing down. After the electrifying performances in Brisbane, it’s clear that this tour is leaving a lasting impression on fans. If you have the chance to catch this tour in Auckland, don’t miss out on what promises to be an unforgettable night of rock and roll.