"NIN has been very special to me and my family since I was in high school (early 00s). This St Louis show was the first NIN show that BOTH of my brothers went with me since 2013. As children of an immigrant parent, we dealt with a lot of bullying in our youth. NIN was there for us through mental illness and other hard times. This may be my 20 something-eth Nails show but having both my bros, my fave sister in law, and my love (who seriously swiped right because I wore NIN shirts in nearly every profile pic) - was all I could ever ask for in this life. Forever grateful for this community and found family."

"I’ve been listening to NIN since I was a kid, I really fell inlove with them after watching the crow (90s ver) for the 1st time. before this I’ve been to 12 shows and seen 27 bands. This show was unlike anything I’ve ever seen. It was practically an out of body experience. Words cannot describe what a fucking amazing show Trent puts on. From the acoustic to the electric, the big TREZ had the crowd engaged and watching his every move. During Head like a hole and hurt you could really see the community come together, we rage together and we heal together. This was my first ever NIN show, but not my last. The post concert depression is strong with this one, truly a life altering show, gotta love the big T rez. 💜♠️"

"This was not my first show. I traveled from KC so about 4 hours. I made a few new friends there. Ive been listening to NIN since I was a kid. For me my first song was The Perfect Drug. I really fell in love with them when I was battling depression and the downward spiral spoke to me like no other music could. My Favorite song that they played was The Perfect Drug (admittedly my favorite song of his). I mentioned above that NIN helped me with my battle with depression. I didn't score anything at the show but ill be ordering a tee from their online store."

"first show of theirs was basically my first concert ever other than a Led Zeppelin imitation show. And it was genuinely one of the greatest things I have ever experienced! For their age they perform exceptionally well and pulled out a lot of gems. I was not expecting them to perform because of the intensity of their earlier music.

Now for the St. Louis show it was even better because their newer bass guitarist gave me a fist bump and then the guy who was tuning and holding onto Robin Fincks Guitar actually gave me one of Robin’s pics and it looks nothing like any of the other pics being hated out during the show. He gave it to me when I was in the pit because I was on the railing right up next to the beast stage and Robin and the bass guitarist and the crew was right in front of me. I was really excited because the pic looks nothing like the other ones has a mother of pearl Nine Inch Nails logo and signature on the back.”

"These were my first shows since 2006. I had fled a domestic violence situation and been too soul-crushingly broke to attend. This felt like a rebirth, and like the pain and frustration I'd lived through was left behind me. I spent way too money at the merch table. I sang every word. I cried. I felt alive. Thank you, NIN!"