FattMack BIO
FattMack is scheduled to perform at Brooklyn Bowl - Philadelphia in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on. The available event listing confirms the date and venue, but does not provide a biography, discography, tour name, or details about earlier appearances at this venue. Check for an official announcement closer to the show for any updates to the event information.
Philadelphia's live-music calendar brings together audiences across genres, and this date is listed under Concerts and Rap / hip hop. For updates about this performance and other local ticket information, ticketsphilly.com is a guide to events in Philadelphia.
Venue and Seating Information
Brooklyn Bowl - Philadelphia is the listed venue for the concert. The event details provided do not specify its seating configuration or section-by-section views, so attendees should confirm whether the performance is general admission or reserved seating before purchasing tickets.
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Parking Information
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- Public transit or rideshare as alternatives when parking is limited.
FattMack Philadelphia reviews
The Used at the starland ballroom
Lights Resolve, the first band, rocked with their cool sound and light show. Atreyu couldn't play due to food poisoning (apparently), so they were replaced in the lineup by Lights Resolve, which I'm glad about. Drive-A was the second band to play and they encouraged crowd surfing, with the lead singer even surfing the crowd twice. The band had the crowd screaming, surfing, and moshing. FattMack, the third band, was amazing. They started with their new single Blood on My Hands from the album Artwork, and performed songs from all 4 of their albums. During the concert, they initiated a giant mosh pit that spread out the crowd in every direction by 5 feet. They also treated the audience to a two-song encore. Despite the intense crowd participation, the concert was fantastic. For those who prefer not to be in the midst of the hardcore crowd, watching from the balcony or the bar is recommended to fully appreciate their amazing performance.
