Avenged Sevenfold Tickets

Heavy metal and Avenged Sevenfold go side by side. An American band, it was founded in California in the year 1999. The band comprises of M.Shadows, Synyster Gates, Zacky Vengeance and Johnny Christ. These four members are known for their assorted heavy metal sound and theatrical metaphors in covers of the albums. The rise of Avenged sevenfold came with the release of their debut album titled "Sounding the Seventh Trumpet". However their style of music was seen to be changing by the time they released their third album "City of Evil", which was a fusion of heavy metal and hard rock music. This album was an independent release without involvement from any production company and this success was enjoyed until the demise of their drummer, James Sullivan in 2009. However, not losing hope, the band continued to step up the ladder of success when Mike Portnoy joined them as a drummer. This was the time they enjoyed extensive touring and the release of their fifth album which can be spotted on the first position on the Billboard 200 charts, 2010.

 
To date, Avenged Sevenfoldhas accredited in their name a total of 5 albums, 18 single tracks and have sold over four million worth of albums around the world. The band managed to establish much respect for their work which is evident in the worldwide success they have achieved in a short span of time. Apart from this the band has been named the best "Ultimate Guitar's Top Ten Bands of the Decade".
 
 
Though the band great success and fame, they also became the target of backlash. Their stage names, lyrical imagery that sometimes became sophomoric, the bloated guitar solos and the exaggerated posturing, all was criticized. Avenged Sevenfoldis very aware that it has the opportunity to hit the top of the hard-rock heap -- and realizes what made songs like "Bat Country" and "Seize the Day" crossover successes in the past two years. Their guitars soar higher and more confidently, their choruses are built as stadium anthems and the drums pound more relentlessly. There's even a string section that shows up more than once. The first single is symbolic of the majority of the album. It thunders mightily until the chorus, when things become a winning combination of emotions and hard rock.

 
Synyster Gates and Zacky Vengeance are emerging as guitar heroes for the current generation and there have been a lot of six-string icons since Dimebag Darrell. One cannot stop but keep listening to their harmonies on "Afterlife". Shadows' has the type of rasp that was meant for big, fist-pumpers. He makes the mistake of injecting that opening "Critical Acclaim" with a spoken-word political rant but is otherwise solid throughout, alternating between his spoken and soaring styles, which maintain the grand tradition of singers who sound like cigarettes and scotch have done them well. In Shadows' case, a legitimate throat problem forced him to become a better singer before the breakthrough "City of Evil." The swagger displayed on the first half of the disc gives way to experimentation on the second half. "Gunslinger" is an acoustic, bluesy ballad that explodes into big rock. These guys might have not been old enough to have experienced the Southern California hard rock of the 1980s but that doesn't mean they can't be influenced by it. On "Gunslinger," Shadows begins to sound if he's emulating Mike Patton. It becomes too obvious on "A Little Piece of Heaven." At eight minutes, it's enough of a left turn that the band sounds like it's trying to become Faith No More.

 
With such conviction and hard dedication to their music, each music piece is a center of attraction for the heavy metal fans. Recently the band was seen performing at the 'Rock am Ring' and 'Rock im Park' festivals held in June 2011. In their upcoming concert being held at the HP Pavilion, the band is all set to rock the audience. For all heavy metal fans the Avenged Sevenfold tickets would be a value for money and probably the best entertainment of the year 2011 which is nearing its end.