Breaking Benjamin with Starset at The Tabernacle




Benjamin Burnley of Breaking Benjamin.
 
Breaking Benjamin and Starset played to a sold-out crowd at the Tabernacle on Thursday, Feb 18.  The opening act, Starset, was amazing to watch.  Dustin Bates (lead vocals), Ron DeChant (bass), Brock Richards (guitar) and Adam Gilbert (drums) held true to the scientific and political themes of the album “Transmissions,” hypnotizing the crowd with their incredible, cinematic rock style a la robotic suits. 

After a brief stage change, it was time for Breaking Benjamin's performance.  Lead vocalist Benjamin Burnley, accompanied by Keith Wallen (rhythm guitar), Shaun Foist (drums), Aaron Bruch (bass) and Jasen Rauch (lead guitar), took the crowd back in time to the early 2000s, opening with their hit songs “So Cold” and “Follow.”

Breaking Benjamin went into hiatus in 2010 in light of legal issues with former band members in addition to continuing health issues suffered by Burnley. It was thought that the band had broken up and would not be making a return. These rumors were dismissed in the latter part of 2014 when Burnley announced the reformation of the band and the future release of a new album. On June 23, the album “Dark Before Dawn” was released with incredible fan support and record-setting success.

Throughout the evening, Burnley continuously gave thanks and praise to the fans.  Look out world, Breaking Benjamin is back and better than ever!



The crowd at the sold-out show at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, Ga.

Very entertaining concert-goers in the front row.

A happy couple posing for my camera.

Ron DeChant of Starset.
 
Adam Gilbert of Starset.

Brock Richards of Starset.

Dustin Bates of Starset.

Ron DeChant of Starset.
 
Breaking Benjamin's founding member Benjamin Burnley.

Breaking Benjamin's Aaron Bruch.

Breaking Benjamin's Keith Wallen.

Breaking Benjamin's Jasen Rauch.

Breaking Benjamin's Benjamin Burnley.

Keith Wallen

Aaron Bruch
Keith Wallen

Jasen Rauch

Benjamin Burnley and Aaron Bruch.

Keith Wallen.

Benjamin Burnley

Shaun Foist photographing the crowd from behind his
amazing drum kit.

Benjamin Burnley

Benjamin Burnley

Jasen Rauch

The boys of Breaking Benjamin.

 For more information about Breaking Benjamin and the tour, visit www.breakingbenjamin.com.

For more information about The Tabernacle, visit www.tabernacleatl.com.
 

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