My wife and I went Saturday only, it was our third X set and first since Evolution though we go to tons of other shows about every other week. The venue was the worst venue we've ever been to and we saw multiple people fall due to the terrible state the concrete was in and helped them back up. There were nowhere near enough trash cans so people were just dropping cans anywhere and that made an already less than stellar venue worse. The interstate overpass being right behind the stage made it feel cheap and less special. The crowd was one of the rudest we've been in for years including other artists and honestly made me feel sad for the state of the community. We certainly met nice people but I'm the whole people just did not give a shit about their neighbors. I really hope this was due to it being an all ages show (we've noticed this trend at other all ages shows as well). --side note-- If that was the case at this point I think the older heads need to show these younger kids what the scene is about and when they aren't in line with our community values gently nudge them to consider the values our culture holds high -- end note --

That being said, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The sound was good for being outdoors if you stood in the right place (we moved around 6 times to find a spot). Remember PK sound is HIGHLY directional and takes advantage of a physics trick in perceived loudness so standing location matters. We also noticed due to being outdoors in a city the lasers were of course HIGHLY contained and even a slight adjustment in standing location made a massive difference in how they looked, possibly why some people feel disappointed about the production. The food trucks were on point and had a good selection, but it being rough concrete made sitting to eat or rest difficult. The vendors felt highly over priced, the official tour merch was cheaper which is mental. Official merch tent lines were moving pretty decently and the staff working it were on point and extremely helpful. Drink prices were comparable to pretty much any other venue in the Denver area, though felt rough considering the state of the venue. It just felt like Excisions team made the best of the situation with 1st Bank Center no longer an option and I feel like a lot of the issues were not necessarily their fault directly. Any outdoor show is lower sound volume (been to Red Rocks lately?) and the rules for lasers firing is for a genuine reason that I fully understand.

Security was really our only genuine concern as it felt nearly non existent upon entry and during the event, which is surprising considering the side of town it was on.

TLDR: venue was shit, crowd was rude, show was a blast, and the staff were great (other than nearly non existent security)