Dying Fetus Biography
Dying Fetus is an American extreme-metal band known for technically intricate death metal, abrupt tempo changes and socially conscious lyrics. Formed in Maryland in the early 1990s, the group built a lasting following through tightly executed, high-intensity performances and albums including Destroy the Opposition, Reign Supreme and Make Them Beg for Death. The band's forceful sound and musicianship have made it a fixture of the extreme-metal touring circuit.
The Portland bill pairs Dying Fetus with Sanguisugabogg, bringing two distinct strands of modern death metal to one show. The event is listed for, at Roseland Theater. No specific tour name or confirmed history of earlier Dying Fetus performances at this venue is provided, so past Roseland dates should not be assumed. For fans looking for Portland Concerts in the Hard rock / metal category, ticketsportlandme.com lists this event at the downtown theater.
Venue and Seating Information
Roseland Theater is a Portland concert venue, but seating arrangements can vary by event. Check the event's ticket map and listing details before choosing a ticket, especially if a seated option is important; no specific configuration for this performance is provided.
There is not enough verified information to identify the best, worst or most popular sections for this particular show. Compare the available ticket locations and prices at purchase, and confirm whether each option is standing-room or reserved seating before checkout.
Parking Information
Parking availability, rates and operating details can change, and no confirmed lot name or price is provided for this event. Consider checking current downtown Portland parking listings and posted signs before arrival.
- Review nearby public garage and street-parking availability on the day of the concert.
- Allow extra time to find a space and walk to the theater, particularly around event start time.
Dying Fetus Portland reviews
BRENT DEFINITELY IS LIP-SYNCING PARTS OF EACH SONG
Sevendust and Chevelle, they truly rescued the show for me. Giving them 5 STARS!! 10 years were also decent.
Dying Fetus was a disappointment. I was eagerly waiting to see them again, but the singer's performance was lacking (he's usually fantastic). Brent was seen lip-syncing during parts of the songs, despite his denial. It was quite noticeable, especially during the chorus of each song. At one point, the lyrics were playing and his mouth wasn't even moving, and it wasn't the background vocals. The lack of vocal power was evident, even though they've been on tour for about 2 years. I've seen Dying Fetus perform around 5 times since 2003, and this was a first. The band itself performed well (excluding Brent) despite the vocal issues. Fans should be understanding of the vocal strain from touring. It's alright Brent. I wish he would stop denying it.
Puddle of Mudd's performance was terrible, especially following Sevendust.