It’s not often a diverse triple bill brings massive excitement and matching energy from an audience, but that’s exactly what happened when Clutch, Amigo the Devil, and Nate Bergman hit The Factory in Chesterfield.
Singer-songwriter Nate Bergman opened the show with an a cappella number, which quickly grabbed hold of the audience with his amazing and heartfelt vocals and impressive range.
Amigo the Devil had quite the fanbase in the crowd, and their setlist proved to be full of fan favorites based on the amount of people singing along to nearly every word of every song. A unique mix of influences from heavy metal to folk to country somehow completely works with vocalist Danny Kiranos’ raspy vocals and stellar banjo skills.
Clutch proved to still be worthy of headlining status, as the moment they took the stage the energy ignited the crowd. The audience and the band were equally loud. Clutch vocalist Neil Fallon commanded the immediate attention of the sea of black T-shirt clad fans and held them captive for a near 20-song set.
A extremely unique, triple bill, that somehow worked! | Laura Jerele
