Different areas of the alternative rock spectrum were highlighted at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, welcomed by 105.7 The Point (KPNT).
Incubus played songs from all aspects of their career, singer Brandon Boyd spectacular and seemingly effortless vocals impressing the nearly sold-out crowd. Although, his interaction with the crowd was slightly timid, his enjoyment of performing was apparent. Fans enthusiastically joined in, singing along, especially during a powerful rendition of “Pardon Me.”
Deftones performance was as energetic as they have ever been but did not play or mention any new material. Vocalist Chino Moreno had a few small spots where his voice wavered, but the emotional intensity more than made up for those few minor imperfections.
Death From Above 1979 started a few minutes late, but the duo played an intense and energetic set to the early crowd. It seemed many were not familiar with this Canadian band–who reunited in 2011 after a break up five years previous–but they quickly made a favorable impression. The band now has two full-length albums out (2004’s You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine and 2014’sThe Physical World) and drew heavily from each during their set.
Los Angeles-based indie rock band and brothers, The Bots, opened the show. The talented and multi-instrumental brothers–Mikaiah Lei and Anaiah Lei–recorded their first album when they were just 15 and 12 years old (respectively), and have toured extensively as support for many national touring acts and played at a number of festivals in the US and Europe.
Incubus Setlist:
Wish You Were Here
Anna Molly
Circles
Absolution Calling
Are You In?
Vitamin
Trust Fall
In the Company of Wolves
Nice to Know You
Here in My Room
Pardon Me
Love Hurts
Megalomaniac (with verse of “Come as You Are†by Nirvana)
Warning
Drive
A Crow Left of the Murder
Deftones Setlist:
Diamond Eyes
Rocket Skates
Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)
My Own Summer (Shove It)
You’ve Seen the Butcher
Sextape
Feiticeira
Digital Bath
Knife Prty
When Girls Telephone Boys
Tempest
Swerve City
Passenger
Change (In the House of Flies)
Engine No. 9
Death From Above 1979 Setlist:
Turn It Out
Right On, Frankenstein!
Virgins
Going Steady
White is Red
Trainwreck 1979
Gemini
Government Trash
Always On
The Physical World
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