Worst live show/set

Worst live show/set
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I saw Sworn In back in Warped Tour 2017 and was incredibly disappointed and surprised by their lackluster performance, there was no energy in the crowd and their new material at the time didn't translate live at all. Needless to say I walked out before they even played their hits and I never walk out on performances especially if I put myself there

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probably superorganism
I didn't like them before I saw them and I liked them even less afterwards

Saw Mogwai like 6-8 years ago. Boring as all fuck. Realized I was wasting my time with post-rock and never looked back.

lmao Mogwai are fucking fantastic live
saw them at Primavera, the bass shot through my soul

Kurt Vile
Of course his songs are shit ordinarily, but he really went above and beyond to play them badly.

holy shit. how could anyone like this? youtube.com/watch?v=2K49QKVR0p0

honestly that underage gobby chink girl singing lead deserves a good hiding

Joyce manor. Jesus christ is their music awful, i went to see them when wavves opened up and the crowd was horrid, there was a weird mosh thing where it was just people pushing back and forth, it felt like i was stuck in the ocean tied to a tube floating back and forth in the waves. i dont even know if mosh is the right term at all for it. and the music was just, really, terrible. my friend and i walked out 4 songs in

In legitimately having a tough time thinking of any "bad shows" I've seen. I don't think cringe opening acts count. Maybe I've just been lucky but even bands I wasnt exactly excited to see have put on killer shows, Motionless in White comes to mind on that note.

this garbage CUNY student recital
Was supposed to be a clifford brown tribute show. They played these truly horrid arrangements of daahoud, blues walk, and joy spring. sounded like they hadnt rehearsed nearly enough. and the arrangements detracted massively from the performance. On top of this they played with next to no sensitivity, just loud and over-the-top solos with nowhere near the execution required to back it up. dragged on and on, each chorus less inspired than the last

But they were students, and these are all pretty standard features of recitals (especially shaky student arrangements). No, what really made it the worst show I've ever seen is the kid (trumpet player)'s attitude. He'd finish a remarkably forgettable, insipid solo, then fucking grin from ear to ear and take 2 bows while his college buddies and parents screamed from the audience. He would talk, and talk, and talk some more in between songs, about how much he loves clifford brown, how hard he worked on the arrangements, just in general giving himself some big old pats on the back.

It hurts me to hear someone say "i love clifford hes my favorite" and then play daahoud with awful time, way too loud and thin tone, short sputtery phrases. But it was just insulting when he'd act like gods gift to jazz after playing essentially a middle school band's rendition of some of my favorite music ever.

I've been to garbage punk shows, listened to watery "singer-songwriter" takes on boring 2000s chart-toppers, skin-shreddingly loud noise bands in sweaty smelly basements strewn with broken glass and light blue american spirit butts. But you could tell they knew what they were doing; if not for the sake of irony or effect, they at least tended to show some humility in regard to their craft and their weaknesses. I've never experienced such alarmingly pompous and self-indulgent renditions of such beautiful music. I left feeling lost and distraught.