What unique experience did first-time attendees have at Piedmont Hall for In This Moment?
Many were amazed by the experience, calling it the best show ever despite minor venue issues.
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About In This Moment in Greensboro
In This Moment's music often incorporates cinematic elements and narrative elements. Acknowledging their influences from bands like Metallica and Slipknot has influenced their sound. The band's aesthetic is heavily influenced by gothic and horror elements, visible in their cover designs and live shows. Moreover, In This Moment's visual aesthetic, including album artwork and video productions, is often developed in partnership with designers known for their dark and surreal styles. Engaging with fans through live streams and social media during the global pandemic reflected their flexibility; in fact, In This Moment's music has been featured in various films, TV series, and gaming titles, broadening their audience beyond traditional music channels.
In This Moment Greensboro Q&A & Feedback
What was the sentiment regarding the length of In This Moment's set at Piedmont Hall?
Attendees wished for a longer performance, expressing they could listen to the music indefinitely.
How did attendees feel about the timing of entry for In This Moment at Piedmont Hall?
Many expressed frustration, wishing doors opened earlier to enjoy more of the opening acts.
How did the venue’s location affect the overall experience for In This Moment at Piedmont Hall?
Parking was noted as great, making it easier for attendees to access the venue.
Did In This Moment’s theatrical style at Piedmont Hall surprise attendees?
Yes, many found the shift from concert energy to theatricality hard to adapt to.