Just came from a concert here where the bouncers kinda ruined the whole experience. The bouncers spent literally 40 minutes of the show facilitating nonstop crowed surfing of the same 5 people. There was one bouncer at the back who would pick them up and throw them along over and over and over again. To the point that they were even sending people along to crowd surf even when the band wasn’t playing. I have never seen a show before this where everyone ran away from being in the center of the crowd just so they would have to deal with the endless crowd surfers. They only stopped because so few people were left in front of the band that the crowd surfers started to get dropped.

For the last song of the encore a severely drunk/high person threw himself into the center of the crowd and starting shoving everyone in sight trying to start a pit. One look at the dude and you could see the lights were on but nobody was home. As the bouncers had no intention of doing their job this quickly got out of hand and after he crashed into the same woman three times, despite throwing her beer in his face shoving him away and flipping him off, her boyfriend decided to start a real fight with the person. All of this could have been avoided with watchful bouncers removing the clearly overly intoxicated person as would have happened at any other concert venue I’ve ever been to.

Lastly, I’ve been to a ton of shows and have never seen so many absolutely trashed people at a show that wasn’t an all day festival. I question the bar tenders and how many drinks they were allowing people to purchase as almost everyone around me was near blackout levels of drunk (to the point the woman next to me was perpetually falling in to me and nearly pulled down my pants while trying to steady herself)

Tl;dr the bouncers here are more interested in being “cool/fun” instead of enforcing safety. The bar doesn’t seem to limit how much people drink so be ready for massively drunk people. The whole place is kind of a shitshow so just know before you go.