Jera on Air 2013

Last Saturday was Jera on Air!

We went to Ysselsteyn to see Atlas Losing Grip en John Coffey.

We saw a lot of other bands, like Arizona (nice band!), The Ghost Inside and Apologies I have none (which I also liked).

The Computers were looking very good. They all had the same suit on, a bit like the Hives. They say they make punk 'n' roll. Certainly true! We went away after we'd seen a few songs, because Joe Tilston was playing at the punkrockbar (a lot of fun during the karaoke). He played accoustic guitar and it was beautiful. He's the bass/guitarplayer from Random Hand, which we've also seen.

Funeral for a Friend was okay as well. They make hardcore and come from England (often a good sign).

A day to remember and Asking Alexandria (the two big names) weren't really my thing. They're really popular, a lot of people were wearing shirts of those two bands. Which I can understand, the shirts are lovely.

The Cancerbats were a lot of fun! They make hardcore, southern rock and punkrock.
The man who was standing at the merchandise-stand told my dad that he was wearing an old-school shirt (of the victims family), it was a good sign that he knew the band! 

I enjoyed the performance of Parkway Drive.
They make a combination of hardcore and metal. Good for the ones who love to mosh!

The big surprise of the day was Random Hand!
This was (along with John Coffey and Atlas Losing Grip) my favorite performance.

They use parts of ska, punk, rock, metal, hardcore and even hiphop for their songs and it gives a wonderful effect. There was a lot of dancing and I certainly recommend listening to it :)

All the way from Sweden: Atlas Losing Grip.
I had never seen them before and was anxious to do so. It was absolutely great!
The instrumental part, their lyrics are strong. I liked everything! Hope to see them again!
I also bought a new shirt (the one from the link, but a girlie) and I'm very happy with it.

And, well, what do I have to explain about John Coffey?
All the gigs they play are awesome! There was a huge wall of death!
Spectacular, sickeningly good, epic, shocking, flabbergasting, etc.

*I know, I know, the video is from Groezrock, couldn't find one from Jera*

I had a fantastic day! Thanks dad :)