Alternatively, the other band to help write the rulebook on alternative hard rock. Papa Roach, will take to Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena on Sunday February 9. With a hybrid sound combining hard rock, nu-metal and punk influence. Fans can expect an evening of the band’s biggest anthems. Papa Roach are set to be at Liverpool thanks to live music always providing the most memorable nights possible.
A Historic Night of Nostalgia and Energy
Papa Roach, who are known for high energy shows, will get out a range of their hits as well as some new songs. Tracks such as “Last Resort,” “Scars,” and “Between Angels and Insects” are fan-favorites that have spanned generations. The San Gabriel Valley band has amassed a devoted international fan base since its breakthrough album Infest in 2000. They have taken their sound to new levels while not abandoning their roots. Which has allowed them to remain relevant amidst a constantly changing music landscape.
And the M&S Bank Arena, with its top-of-the-range sound and lighting systems, is an ideal venue for such an energetic performance. Expect thunderous guitar riffs, thumping drum beats, and frontman Jacoby Shaddix’s signature voice filling the arena. This concert has something for everyone even if it’s your first time listening or you’re a long-time fan.
Papa Roach’s Further Ascendancy
And the band’s trajectory has been nothing short of extraordinary. Papa Roach has had plenty of staying power, cranking out 11 studio albums over two decades that show the band’s musical versatility. Their latest album, “Ego Trip,” out in 2022, solidifies their firmament in the modern rock firmament. Tracks such as “Kill the Noise” and “Stand Up” highlight their heavier sound while also touching on topics of resilience, self-awareness, and personal struggles.
Jacoby Shaddix, the band’s frontman, still leads with unflagging passion. His electric stage presence and rough-hewn vocals are critical components of the band’s charm. Jerry Horton on guitar, Tobin Esperance on bass and Tony Palermo on drums do their part to keep the music as vigorous and soul-stirring as ever.
What to Know About the Liverpool Show
The setlist for the concert at M&S Bank Arena will include a mix of old classics and newer hits. Papa Roach’s shows are all about connecting with the audience and facilitating singalongs and crowd energy. Their signature anthem “Last Resort” is customary to be a highlight in their performances, sending echelons of energy through the audience.
And along with their music, the band offers a flavor of vibrant visuals. From lighting effects to giant video backdrops, every aspect of the band’s appearance is thoughtfully constructed as an immersive experience for fans and flocks of ravers to witness their electrifying performance. The sound and visuals create a riveting dynamic that along with the spirit of the band makes Papa Roach concerts memorable affairs.
The Liverpool Rock Scene that’s Popping Up
Liverpool has a history of hosting global rock acts. The city’s vibrant musical history has embraced both legendary acts and emerging artists. Events such as Papa Roach’s imminent show carve out Liverpool’s identity as a stop-off point on the big music tour. For fans of rock, this is an opportunity to catch one of the genre’s enduring icons live on stage.
The M&S Bank Arena is well located along Liverpool’s lively waterfront, making it potentially easy to navigate to for concertgoers. Its ability to host such huge audiences means supporters travelling from Liverpool and beyond will be able to gather for one huge night celebrating rockmusic.
Ticket Information
Papa Roach are currently touring Europe and tickets for the show are already in high demand. And fans are advised to get in early to avoid disappointment. Official platforms such as Ticketmaster and the M&S Bank Arena website can be used to buy tickets.
Doors open at 6:30 PM with supporting acts expected to be announced over the coming weeks. While 1,220 people in direct light and sound of Tuesday’s show may have felt relief that they could see “All That You Can’t Leave Behind” performed from swoon to spin cycle without leaving home, or at least without traveling further than what they would walk to the corner, whether they were soaking in its ambient rock history or catching up with a group that sounded like no other, all will be rewarded.
