“Midway through 2025 I picked up a Year Zero CD at the thrift store, I recognized the band name but I hadn’t heard any of their music prior to that moment. The lyrics, the sound, and the way it made me dance and contemplate simultaneously really hooked me. This immediately got me into a Nine Inch Nails kick and I listening to every album in the span of a month, and then I realized there was a tour starting soon. I asked my dad if he would be interested in going with me to the Fort Worth show (to which he accepted), and I have to say the show made the 7 hour drive so incredibly worth it. When the second leg of the tour was announced, my dad bought tickets to the New Orleans show and we were even closer to the B-stage. I’m so insanely grateful to have experienced this tour, interact with such kind souls, and to finally feel a sense of release. Release from years of inner turmoil, but it was directed towards something productive and enjoyable. I know it’s cliche, but this band has truly changed my view on life in such a short span of time. Sincerely sending so much love to the band, the crew, and the community 🫶🫶”

"I’ve been listening to NIN since I was 12. I have a core memory of buying Pretty Hate Machine on cassette at our Streetside Records in STL. Trent’s voice has always been a comfort for me. His music has always been lingering throughout my life with poignant moments solidified in my memory using his voice as the backdrop. So hearing his voice live, and the songs that have been so important and meaningful to me echoing back, is unlike anything I can put into words. All I can say, is thank you. Thank you for creating sounds that allow rage, are painful, beautiful, and empowering all at the same time. There are few musicians that can create sounds that evoke such powerful emotions. I do feel Trent understands that significance and does not take it for granted. It’s one reason that I think we all have stayed so loyal to him and all his creative endeavors. If this was the last time I get to see him live, I will forever be grateful."

"Our First show, I took my wife, and good friends Pugsley and John Willie. I’ve been a fan since 6th grade- 93 or 94 I think. NIN was something special a group of us had in our early years and has always stuck with me. I’ve always just missed the band here in the Sooner state but happily caught the BOK show We had a Loge box that was fitted with nice hour de vours. Sight lines were incredible and the room filled in perfectly. The place was electric the moment Boyz Noise came on until the last notes of Hurt. Absolutely incredible experience!"

"September 1994, I was 13 and the 105th caller, winning tickets to my first concert: NIN, Jim Rose Circus, and a brand new artist, Marilyn Manson. I found a community I never knew existed and my life was changed forever. We took our kids (18 and 14) to the Tulsa show. The day before, our son gave Fiona (Josh’s drum tech) a shout out on Instagram. As the concert was wrapping up, she found us on the rail and surprised them with used picks and drum sticks. Amazing night ❤️"