Rock band Papa Roach getting ready to tour.Cutting up a Colorado crowd
By Carlin Nguyen
When it comes to having an opportunity to see your favorite band, why pass on it? Saturday Papa Roach played at the Ogden Theatre in Denver -- as co-headliners with Jet.
In a packed crowd of nearly 1,300 people, Papa Roach wasted no time showcasing the band's obvious talent.
Frontman Jacoby Shaddix went wild while singing "Lifeline." Going on-beat with bass guitarist Tobin Esperance, this by far was the highlight of the night.
During "Hollywood Whore", drummer Tony Palermo along with lead guitarist Jerry
Horton showed signs on the finality and sometimes futility of life.
At times during their play, the fans also went nuts as they decided to get themselves
involved in mosh-pits. I'm glad no one got hurt.
By end's night, Papa Roach played over a dozen tunes including, "Last Resort", "Scars", and "Forever."
With its raw flavor of rock, Papa Roach is definitely at the top of their game when it comes
to performance and songwriting abilities.
Kill Hannah was the opening act.
