"My first seeing Nine inch nails live, was last September on the final day of the 2025 leg. I had listened to the Downward Spiral 4 years ago for the first time and never really felt anything towards it. However after my relationship of 3 years came crashing down and feeling alone, I came back to the Downward Spiral and felt a degree of comfort. That feeling gradually grew to my absolute love for Trent and Atticus. Tonight's show (3/10/26), made me feel at home or a part of a community. I also scored some sick bracelets! P.S. stay sexy NIN fans!"

"I’ve been a fan of NIN for over ten years, but I saw them live for the first time on March 10. I can’t even describe the feelings I felt during the concert. It was everything I imagined it would be and beyond. It’s the BEST show I’ve been to and I’ll remember this experience forever. Thank you NIN and the entire team for such an incredible show."

"This was my first concert for Nine Inch Nails and it totally rocked!!! A few months before I asked if my friend wanted to go with me and she hadn’t really heard a lot of their music and I told her she was crazy and so I made her a playlist of all my favorite songs as well as the essentials and now she loves them and loved the concert too! (you’re welcome Eden) I grew up with their music when my dad played a few songs in the gym he was teaching at at the time, when I remember specifically hearing 'The Hand That Feeds', 'The Perfect Drug', 'Burn' and it just awoke something in me artistically. My dad and I are very close and we talk about music, movies, actors, etc and would show me videos from their concerts, especially the iconic Woodstock ‘94 concert, and I would always says gosh I wanna be able to perform like that and sing like that, he would always say to me that just like them, I can do it too and that it doesn’t have to be when I’m older, be confident to share your voice and who you are with no fear. It was all very inspirational to me. As well as being a big film buff and hearing Reznor and Ross’s soundtracks were also a big part of the movies that have shaped me into the actress I am today as well. I’m a singer myself and it’s artists like this that inspire you and fuel you to make your art elevated and original. I’ve always felt such deep connection to music all my life and there have been times when I’ve been down and bad things have happened, when I turn on some music, driving in the car and singing their songs that always are such a release for me. Hearing the intricate pieces of their songs and all the sounds and feelings that come out of their music just feels like no other and it always made me feel better after. (Especially if you’re feeling really angry and happen to be in the gym you always get a great workout in as well.) My dad, naturally, called me during the concert and was screaming asking me if I could get him a t shirt, it was during one of his favorite songs ('Copy of a') and I had to get off the phone so I could record a little bit to send to him! But I did get him his t shirt and one for me as well and it was one of the best concerts I’ve been too, I was so jealous of people who were in the pit!!"

"This was my first NIN show, I’m a newer fan (2 years) but God I love this band. I travelled from Santa Clarita to Anaheim for this concert, and came with a friend who grew up with NIN. La Mer and The Fragile have gotten me through some pretty tough times, I struggle with bipolar and very dark depressive episodes that come out of nowhere. Listening to NIN, especially The Fragile album, reminds me that I’m not alone in this feeling, that others have gone through this and made it out the other end. NIN has changed my life, and seeing them live was a very moving experience. I will forever treasure my lyric tee from this show :)"

"My favorite part of the tour was without a doubt experiencing it with friends that are just as excited about this band as I am -- shout-out Vegas crew -- and the artistry of the entire production and its curated experience. As for songs -- 'The Frail' into 'Reptile' was diabolically awesome, and Boys Noise is a brilliant collaborator, and not to mention the incredible opening performances on the B-stage! I could go for an entire tour of either of the B-stage styles. There might always be a special place in my heart for 'Head Like A Hole' and its bright lights hitting my retinas which feels great in the strangest way, or hearing a chorus of voices join together for 'Hurt' among of sea of lights and lighters.

My first show was in Las Vegas, Fragility 2.0, followed by Anaheim in that same tour. Amazing then. Even more amazing now. As of this moment, my last two shows are also Las Vegas and Anaheim, funny how that works out.

'Head Like A Hole' was the very first Nine Inch Nails song I heard and the one that drew me into the band decades ago, leading me to an inspiring world of music and influence that has no doubt shaped parts of me in non-insignificant ways. Nine Inch Nails embodies integrity and authenticity in expression, I feel this reverence for the art form in every fiber of its being to this day, and that means a lot -- do something real and with purpose and uniquely you, whether you're making music or doing anything else.

Until next time, pigs!"

"anaheim show was AMAZING!!!! i went alone but left with so many lovely friends from the NIN discord <3 it was so much fun trading trinkets with everyone and just being around people who are always willing to look out for each other :’) what a lovely little community we’ve all created and i’m so excited to do it again on the next tour"

"I went to both shows San Diego, and Anaheim. It was a drive but worth it. I been listening to Nine Inch Nails on and off for years. Closer was one of the first songs I can recall listening as I remember the video making it on the list of MTV most controversial videos. I bought The Downward Spiral as a kid because the cover was just so intriguing. I don’t think the kid in me understood how influential NIN was going to be as the older I became, the more I felt I resonated with NIN. The album The Slip came out at an interesting time in my life and 1,000,000 resonated with me in that moment and is still a song I keep in repeat. The experience in these 2 shows was an amazing. I went on my own and chatted it up with other fans and had a great time (a fan next to me was celebrating her birthday and we all had a great time). The show ending with Hurt was amazing and bitter sweet as the song delivers a powerful message about how some of us have felt at one point in our life, but you also realize the show is coming to an end as it’s the final song of the night. In our toughest moments, sometimes all we need is to play our NIN playlist."