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Theory Of A Deadman Fan Reviews (5)
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Amazing out if this world performance
Absolutely amazing performance had an absolute blast. Knees and legs where killing today.
Posted by Emily S H on 24/09/2023
Theory Of A Deadman, Rock City, Nottingham - 23rd September 2023
Top Band, Top Night
Great performance from the lads, unusual early set but worked well on a school night. Can't wait to see them again at Download 2020
Posted by Alex on 22/11/2019
Theory, Rock City, Nottingham - 21st November 2019
fatastic gig but sound quality was poor
Great gig by one of my favorite groups. Unfortunately the sound quality let the side down and was poor throughout the gig
Posted anonymously on 20/11/2019
Theory, Academy 2, Manchester - 19th November 2019
Theory Gig
They were very good as always, but I felt the last time I saw them at Sheffield Lead Mill they were a lot better, the gig lasted a lot longer at the Lead Mill, the Academy seem to be a lot smaller and the atmosphere was just not the same. But still a good gig and the support act, Toseland were excellent as well !!
Posted by Mark on 30/04/2018
Theory, Academy 2, Manchester - 26th April 2018
Best yet
We bought a disabled ticket which ment my husband could come too and help me. The manager was fantastic in helping me organise it, we got there later than planned but the door men were extremely helpful. We got to our area and then they came on. WOW. We've seen them before but absolutely loved this performance they played all their popular songs and interacted with us really well. Cannot wait for when they come this way again. Will definitely be going.
Posted by Pixie T on 26/04/2018
Theory, KOKO, London - 24th April 2018
Theory of a Deadman is a Canadian rock band formed in North Delta, British Columbia, in 2001.
Known for their gritty blend of post-grunge, hard rock, and alternative metal, the band rose to prominence with emotionally charged lyrics, heavy guitar riffs, and radio-friendly hooks. Fronted by vocalist and guitarist Tyler Connolly, the group gained early attention after being signed to Roadrunner Records with support from Chad Kroeger of Nickelback.
The band achieved mainstream success with hit songs such as “Bad Girlfriend,” “Rx (Medicate),” “Lowlife,” and “Santa Monica,” earning a loyal fan base through their mix of hard-hitting rock anthems and introspective ballads. Over the years, Theory of a Deadman has evolved their sound by incorporating elements of acoustic rock, country influences, and modern alternative styles while maintaining their signature edge.