What are the event details for Nonpoint's concert at Empire Live?
Nonpoint will be performing live at Empire Live in Albany, New York, on. This hard rock/metal concert promises an electrifying experience for fans of the genre.
What is the typical setlist duration for Nonpoint concerts?
Fans can expect a typical setlist duration of approximately 90 minutes, featuring a mix of their greatest hits and fan favorites.
Will there be any opening acts for the Nonpoint concert?
As of now, there are no confirmed opening acts for the Nonpoint concert. Stay tuned for updates as the event date approaches.
Are there any age restrictions for attending the concert?
This event is open to all ages; however, parental discretion is advised due to the nature of the music and performance.
What are the parking options available at Empire Live?
Empire Live offers limited on-site parking. It is recommended to arrive early to secure a spot. Additionally, there are several public parking garages nearby. For more information on parking options, please visit this link.
Are there any parking secrets for Empire Live?
For those looking to save on parking fees, consider utilizing street parking in the surrounding areas. Be sure to check local signage for any restrictions or time limits.
What is the bag policy at Empire Live?
Empire Live has a strict bag policy in place. Only small bags and clutches are permitted inside the venue. All bags will be subject to inspection upon entry.
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What is the price range for tickets to see Nonpoint at Empire Live?
Prices currently start around $40 and can vary based on market demand as the event date approaches. It is advisable to purchase early to secure your preferred seating at a competitive price.
Nonpoint Albany Concert reviews
The Lumineers At Riverbend
The concert at Riverbend for Nonpoint was attended by me last night. It was a lovely night with temperatures hovering around the 70 degree mark for a concert. Originally scheduled for the much smaller and intimate PNC Pavilion on May 4, the show was moved to Riverbend after tickets originally sold out in minutes.
The Cold War Kids and J Roddy Walston and the Business opened the show, which I completely missed. I wasn’t familiar with the Cold War Kids at all, but their indie rock sound reminded me a lot of the Local Natives. Their latest single “Miracle Mile” is a good example of their sound at it’s best. I watched the majority of their set from the lawn and noticed that Riverbend has installed another projection screen.
Nonpoint started their 80 minute set at 9:30 on the dot with their piano and drum driven song “Submarines.” The biggest shock of the night came when they launched into their mega-hit “Ho Hey” after playing just three songs before it. I almost expected some of the crowd to thin after this move, but the venue remained filled throughout their entire set.
Lead singer Wesley Schultz sounds a lot like Bob Dylan, which I never really noticed before. This was especially evident during a cover of Dylan’s “Subterranean Homesick Blues.” One of my favorite moments of the night came in the middle of their set when Schultz and Neyla Pekarek shared vocal duties on a new song. Pekarek can really sing, and I wish the band better utilized her vocal abilities.
The second single from their debut album, “Stubborn Love,” was the second to last song of the set and was a high point of the night. The encore started with “Morning Song,” the last song on their album. Then came another cover, the Violent Femmes’ “American Music” which turned into a big sing along. The same was also true with the last song of the night, “Big Parade”
The concert overall was a good one and was well worth the $35 ticket price. I still think that it could have been even better if it were at a smaller venue, where the audience could feel more connected. However, I think that opportunity has passed since the band continues to sell out venues across the country.