Concert review: Motionless In White in Salt Lake City

Photo by Bryce Hall

Review by Yara Al-badri

Motionless In White have returned to Salt Lake City on their Trinity Of Terror tour. Bringing the fear to the sold out saltair, over 4,000 fans experienced nothing short of a theatrical show.

Although battling a difficult cold, lead singer Chris Motionless pushed through and gave the fans a breathtaking performance. This particular set was unusual to the regular Motionless In White show, this was a band and audience performance.

While Chris was experiencing difficulties vocally finishing out songs, the audience made sure to come back louder and help him finish what he couldn’t. It was heartwarming to witness the audience take care of the artist they came to see, and show nothing but love and support.

Unfortunately, the setlist was cut short due to Chris’s cold. This didn’t hinder the beautiful mix of old and new releases including Another Life and the bands most recent release Cyberhex. Cyberhex only being out for two weeks at the time of the show was very well received by fans, not a lyric was missed by the audience. The Trinity Of Terror tour was just what the nestalgic emo kids needed.

Motionless In White have kept Halloween alive 365 now and forever. I can say I'm ecstatic for the release of the band's newest album “Scoring The End Of The World '' Set to release early June this year.