Saturday, January 20, 2024, On a cold winter night in the heart of downtown Montreal, Beartooth took the stage at MTELUS for a sold-out show that left the crowd buzzing with energy.
The opening act, Sleep Theory, took the stage at 6:30 PM, starting off with the song “Fallout.” Their energetic set had the crowd immediately engaged, with the hooky chorus of “Stuck in my head” getting everyone moving and hands in the air. Lead vocalist Cullen showcased his impressive voice, and the band’s accessible and likable sound kept the energy high. They concluded their set with the fan-favorite “Another Way,” released a year ago.
*Unfortunatelly no picture as been taken of this early set*
Invent Animate perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
At 7:15 PM, Invent Animate took the foor, blasting an intense intro through the stereos. The crowd went wild as crowd surfers in bananas and unicorn costumes soared above them during the third song, “Heavener.”
The band seamlessly transitioned from angelic falsetto vocals to metalcore screaming, showcasing their versatility.
Invent Animate perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
Drummer Brody delivered an outstanding performance, while the contrast between heavy and melodic elements created a beautiful sonic experience.
The set ended with an intense mosh pit during “Immolation of Night,” leaving the audience in awe of their massive sound.
The Plot In You perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
Sharp at 8:00 PM, The Plot In You kicked off their set with an intro of “Country Roads,” which had the entire crowd singing along and laughing.
Lead vocalist Landon Tewers emerged from the shadows as the opening chords of “Divide” filled the venue, igniting the crowd’s excitement.
The Plot In You perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
Bassist Ethan Yoder commanded the stage with his impressive spins and headbanging skills, captivating the audience.
The band effortlessly transitioned between crushing lows and belting mids, showcasing their range. From heavy-hitting songs like “Energy” to softer, melody-driven tracks.
The Plot In You perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
The Plot In You left a lasting impression with their dynamic performance.
Beartooth perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
As Beartooth took the stage, the atmosphere intensified with “Sunshine” and “The Past Is Never Dead.”
The band’s massive production setup, complete with CO2 cannons, stage risers, and confetti, added to the spectacle.
Beartooth perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
The crowd enthusiastically moshed and sang along to every track, fully immersed.At their core, they’re just the purest form of rock and roll—raw, intense, and direct.
Shomo is a whole package and one of the most captivating frontmen I’ve seen in a long time.
Showcasing his captivating stage presence and commanding vocals. His conviction and energy were palpable, leaving a lasting impression on the crowd.
Beartooth perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
A standout moment was when, midway through the set, Caleb with his acoustic guitarist performed an intimate rendition of The Killers “Mr. Brightside” and their original song “Look The Other Way” on a tiny stage in the center of the arena. It was a special and unexpected experience that the fans truly enjoyed.
Beartooth perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
The band’s drummer, Alex Bent, showcased his tight and steady beats throughout the set.
Beartooth’s setlist was a perfect mix of heavy-hitting tunes like “Bad Listener,” “Disease,” and “Hated,” as well as more melodic tracks like “I Was Alive” and “The Better Me.”
The encores, “Riptide” and “In Between,” brought the show to a thrilling conclusion, leaving the crowd wanting more.
Beartooth perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
In conclusion, Beartooth’s performance on stage was nothing short of thrilling.
From the moment they hit the opening note until the final bow, their set moved at a relentless pace, keeping the audience engaged and energized throughout.
The band’s tight and powerful performance, coupled with their impressive production setup, added to the overall impact of the show.
Beartooth perform at MTELUS in Montreal. Photo: Sam Duchoeny
All in all, Beartooth delivered a night to remember.
Despite their undeniable talent and captivating performances, Beartooth still remains underrated.
However, based on the incredible show they put on in Montreal, it is clear the band deserve and will continue to rise as they captivate more audiences with their incredible live shows.
If you want to see if Beartooth is coming to a city near you visit : https://beartoothband.com/pages/tour-dates
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