Lorna Shore

W/The Black Dahlia Murder, Shadow Of Intent & Peelingflesh

Oct 21st, 2025
Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA
Photos by Travis Smith, Review by Patrick Michaud

Lorna Shore Played Their Biggest-Ever Show in the Grand Halls of Seattle's Paramount.

Lorna Shore's performance at Seattle's Paramount Theater last evening was a concert, but far more—it was a resounding declaration of their place at the forefront of metal-core . Arrival at the Paramount is an experience in and of itself; the building's opulent, bygone-era décor, complete with vaulted ceilings, and ornate plaster work creates a breathtakingly regal atmosphere. It's a level usually reserved for Broadway and classical artists, and it only served to amplify the dramatic irony of the deathcore monoliths on the stage. The soul-shredding breakdowns and otherworldly howls sounded epic echoing through the gilded halls, so much so that the venue itself became a character in the performance rather than mere background.

The group played an amazing concert, their largest production to date. The lighting, sound, and stage effects were all precisely tuned, turning their already aggressive sound into a full-attack sensory experience. Amidst the chaos of the mosh pit and the blinding sonic textures, one tender moment stood out. Singer Will Ramos shattered the intensity to praise crowd, thanking specifically the parents who brought their younger children out to the show. It was a genuine, humble moment that reaffirmed the family-friendly atmosphere that sometimes blooms among the metal culture, valuing the open invitation for the next generation to share in the heaviness of the music.

Lorna Shore shredded through "Pain Remains I-III" and "To the Hellfire," with Ramos flaunting his now-mythical vocal acrobatics, hitting notes that are contrary to human physiology. The unadulterated energy and preciseness of the band, added to the breathtaking scale of their show, sealed fact that Lorna Shore is not merely playing in the big leagues—they are leading it. This Seattle visit was an epic evening that will be remembered both for its brutal sonic impact and the bond between the group and its loyal, multi-generational audience.