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Beginning as the solo project of frontman Cristofer Drew Ingle - who, at the time, was typesetting his stage name as nevershoutnever! - the band’s origins date back to the days when Myspace was considered a crucial tool in getting your music out onto the internet. His success on that platform led the release of his first EP in July 2008 - ‘The Yippee EP’ - and he would quickly go onto appear on television and tour with the likes of Hellogoodbye and Ace Enders, forcing him to put together a live band. The group is currently comprised of Ingle, drummer Hayden Kaiser, bassist Taylor MacFee, and lead guitarist Ian Crawford, who joined the band in 2014.
Warner Bros. won a bidding war between major labels to sign Ingle in 2009, and ‘What Is Love?’, the debut album, dropped in 2010, the same year Never Shout Never toured the U.S. on the pop punk institution, the Warped Tour. They’ve worked prodigiously since, touring the world and releasing an new full-length every year; it’s hardly surprising, then, that they’ve managed to carve out a sizeable international fanbase. It’s worth noting, however, that their commercial presence has begun to want since 2012’s ‘Indigo’, which went in at number 194 on the Billboard charts - a full 180 places beneath their previous high.
Críticas en vivo
With a jam-packed audience of young screaming girls, you might be surprised that Never Shout Never isn't some pop icon like Justin Bieber. Or some group of pretty boys like One Direction.
Instead we see a three piece band fronted by a young man who looks like he came out of a time machine straight from the 60's! With old school sunglasses, a head band, bell bottoms, and an American Flag with a giant peace symbol they don't look like the average band you see these days.
They definitely stand out from what is popular in this era, but they do what they do well. Some songs are poppy, some are funky, some are slow and romantic. You never know what you're going to get, but somehow all the songs sound like they are coming from the same band.
The stage show isn't very elaborate and it doesn't need to be. The music they play is nice and simple and they don't need to complicate things with lasers and pyrotechnics. The band feeds off the energy of the adoring fans. The fans also feed off the energy of the band. The atmosphere is friendly, full of people who just want to have fun singing along with the band. All in all it's a good concert experience with a good live band.
Once again NSN has put on a great show that I will never forget. The way he gets the audience involved with the style of talking to and listening to the response from them is absolutely great. The stage is setup to get the fans feeling that they are sitting in his living room makes for a wonderful feeling. It was great to get to hear some songs from the forthcoming album "Black Cat" and I am looking forward to hearing the rest of the album. After the show was over and I and my grand-daughter purchased merchandise, when we went out the door he was outside meeting with his fans. He was very kind to all who were waiting to get their chance to meet him, needless to say my grand daughter was walking 3 feet off the ground when she was done meeting him. He was very kind to me and let me have the opportunity to shake his hand and let me tell hin how good the show was and how talented he is. This was the second time I have had the opportunity to see his performance and looking forward to seeing him again.
petesapie5
The concert was good-I had tons of fun but the sets were surprisingly short and there were FIVE bands. They were good but there were five of them. Personally I wanted to see Never Shout Never and I only got about half an hour of that which was disappointing. In addition by the time Chris got out there I was tired and I was being squished in by about 800+ people. The concert was good but there were to many bands. I also couldn't find the openers anywhere online. I didn't know who was going to be there until I got inside.
kyra-teddybear
Chris is honestly the cutest human being ever, the set was decorated in the most NSN way. The show was a blast and he played a bunch of old songs and would frequently ask what we wanted to hear next. We were even able to get him to come back and do a encore.
betty-maria
Never Shout Never was pretty flipping awesome and so were the opening acts. It was fun being so close to them and experiencing the music and energy that they portrayed for the fans. It was an overall amazing time watching them perform again.
Kimmybearr
The show was amazing. Me like Bees started off the night, with probably a 30 minute set. Hayley Kiyoko was FREAKING AWESOME. Then NSN came on, and they were hilarious and really chill. Totally worth the 4 hour car ride to get there.
teagananders
Performance was great and it was really cool to meet up with the boys before the show. The crowd was very small so you were always pretty close to the stage although the crowd was pretty boring, even at its most exciting moments
Iamamagicunicorn
Great band and a great venue that offered great sound. It was a fun relaxed show and Chris & the band were very personable. Had a great set list mix with many old favorites mixed in with newer ones.
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