Knocked Loose at The Anthem - D.C.
Knocked Loose brings a forceful blend of hardcore and metal to Washington, with a sound built on heavy riffs, intense vocals, and high-energy performances. The Kentucky band has developed a devoted following through releases including Laugh Tracks and A Different Shade of Blue, earning recognition for its uncompromising approach and powerful live shows.
The listed Knocked Loose event at The Anthem - D.C. took place on November 10, 2024. The available event information does not confirm earlier dates by the band at this venue or provide a tour name, so those details should not be assumed. For fans exploring Concerts in the Hard rock / metal category, theanthemtickets.com covers events in Washington at The Anthem.
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Knocked Loose The Anthem - D.C. Concert reviews
not great but not bad
I expected more from these performers, especially Knocked Loose. The rest of the night was spent talking to their DJ about whether rap was better than R&B after playing 3 or 4 of their songs. They sang other people's music for the next 20 minutes, not their own. Kci & Jojo wasn't bad, but neither of them seemed to want to be there, in my honest opinion. Good music, though. Silk put on a fantastic show; I'd see them again if I had the chance. Throughout the night, everyone's mics were too loud, like they were all competing with each other. A little quieter vocally would have made for a much better show.