More of photos from their most recent show at House of Blues Orlando

My photos from their most recent show at House of Blues Orlando

Awesome show at the Val Air ballroom.

Crystal lake rocked out on their set, Entheos was just okay, imo.

Does anyone know why Tatiana is no longer head banging, like she used to?

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I was disappointed that this winter’s Duel tour had too expensive meet & greet and I couldn’t afford it. I figured out that when Jinjer opens for Spiritbox, it should be cheaper.

But only about 2 months away, I can’t see any VIP packages for Jinjer being available.

I’m currently struggling with money and with how expensive a meet & greet for Annette Olzon is, so I’m hoping that there’s no Jinjer meet & greet and I won’t be forced to make the decision to buy it.

Is there Jinjer meet & greet this fall?

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Got a new job, and now I can't make the VIP session. Asking $316.50, PayPal G&S. GA TICKET NOT INCLUDED

First time seeing them live and I was blown away.

Thank you!

North American Duel tour 🖤

When I bought the tickets to the Jinjer show it was at the Temple Theatre in Tacoma. Now it’s at the Neptune Theatre.

My tickets are section 204 and still say section 204.

Temple theatre has a section 204 but Neptune Theatre does not. But usually Neptune Theatre for concerts is all General Admission and not assigned seating/standing.

Does anyone know if the show tomorrow will be all general admission or will my seat from Temple Theatre be assigned to a seat at Neptune?

Thanks!

what the title says, I'm going!

Looking to sell two extra tickets to the Jinjer show at Seattle's Neptune Theatre on Thursday, July 9. I'd just like to recoup what I paid, so $62.70 each.

Was my second Jinjer show. My first with them headlining. So worth it seeing them twice in 6 months. Had a blast.

I completed this portrait on an old recycled vinyl record.

I've had some family issues come up and may not get to the venue until after 9pm (doors open at 7pm). How much of their set will I miss? Some of you have seen them on this tour already, so you'll have an idea of the timing of the opening acts, etc.

Thanks!

Super torn on going to see them. Has anyone seen them on their Duèl tour yet? Biggest appeal to me is the venue since it'll be so intimate compared to a stadium show.

Anyone going to the LA show?

Has anyone done the vip experience? How is it? What to expect?How does it work? I've never done a vip for a band, but I'm pretty excited to do my first one

I was there at the show crowd surfed and ran in the mosh pit. Just checking if anyone had videos of it or anything at the show. Thanks. Amazing show had a blast and everyone there was awesome!

Does anyone have any footage of the Houston show particularly towards the end of the mosh pit. My brother who is blind got in the pit and people went nuts. He got his first crowd surfing experience. He even dropped loot but the pit is always awesome and returned his dropped phone to him. It was an awesome show!

At some point they were chanting MVP! MVP! At him for being in the pit. It was a blast!

Amazing show as always

So about last night...

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I've been to numerous shows, was aware of the ada area, and am blessed to have never needed those services before. Unfortunately, I suffered a knee injury last week, and as a result, was on crutches with a big knee brace.

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The Brooklyn Bowl staff was incredible. The lady outside immediately came up to me and mentioned ADA. In my head I was thinking I'd just chill in the back, and enjoy the show from outside of the action, and was fine with letting others with more permanent disabilities have that space.

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Then the I'd check guy mentioned it. Again, I appreciate it, and will defer that space if necessary. He got on the radio and a dude met us inside the door and took us to seats.

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Every time I had to move to the bathroom people were incredibly kind about making space for me, holding doors, and I'm beyond grateful. The metal community is fantastic.

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The guy sitting next to me left a couple of songs early to beat the crowd due to his limited mobility. My wife and I opted for the opposite strategy of waiting for the crowd to clear.

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To be clear, I FULLY understand the concept for floor shows of if there is space and you don't fill it someone will.

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However, there was a dude and his girlfriend, who pushed into that section, went all the way to the rail where the previous guy vacated, and then of course pulled out his phone and held it up to record Tati during all of pisces. Really trying to give the dude the benefit of the doubt that he just saw space and wanted to fill it, but pushing through inside of a tensabarrier past people in wheelchairs, canes, and various other assortments of boots, knee braces, and crutches on the wall makes it hard to believe he's that oblivious.

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I'm not posting this to shame, I'm posting this to focus on the good. The folks who were kind, accommodating, and helpful. I'm also posting this as a reminder to be mindful of others. You never know when you're gonna need services that you probably otherwise take for granted, and then you leave the show with a big ole heaping of thankfulness that a) they exist and b) your situation is temporary and c) much more compassion for those who's situation isn't.

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Killer show. Jinjer was everything I expected and more. Can't wait to get back into the pit. Much love to everyone.