The Devil Wears Prada’s Eternal Tour has received rave reviews for its high-energy performances and intense crowd engagement. The band delivered a setlist featuring tracks from their latest album, Color Decay, alongside fan favorites from earlier records like ZII and With Roots Above and Branches Below. Highlights included the crowd-pleasers “Salt,” “Hey John, What’s Your Name Again?,” and “Danger: Wildman,” which incited crowd-surfing and mosh pits across venues.

The production quality stood out, with stunning light shows and a giant illuminated band logo adding to the dramatic atmosphere. Their recent collaborations with electronic artists brought a unique touch. Supporting acts Silent Planet and SeeYouSpaceCowboy also contributed strong sets, with Silent Planet particularly impressing with their dynamic stage presence and material from their album Superbloom.

The Eternal Tour reflects The Devil Wears Prada’s ability to blend their evolving sound with their hardcore roots, creating an electrifying experience for long-time fans and newcomers alike. Check out the review and images below from contributor Bryce Chism, who covered the tour stop in Raleigh, NC.

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Recap by Bryce Chism

Seeyouspacecowboy is one of the most high energy bands you can see in the market right now. With their high intensity riffs and neck breaking changes, they kept me on edge the entire time. If you miss the feeling of early Myspace emo/metalcore, but want to hear how far you can push the sound in different directions, keep seeyouspacecowboy on your radar. They dropped their 4th album “Coup de Grâce” earlier this year.

Every time I see Silent Planet, they never cease to blow me away, and with them riding their latest album Superbloom, they continue to show how impactful and aggressive they can be. Silent Planet’s shows always a layer of mystique and emotion, that many bands want to do, but can’t seem to hit like they do. Getting to see the growth from intense and poetically driven songs to the aggressive, almost cyberpunk style metalcore, you can be sure they will still surprise you, even if you’ve seen them dozens of times.

The Devil Wears Prada – ETERNAL: This show was everything a fan, old or new, would want from a Devil Wears Prada set. Coming out with their song Mammoth, brought me back to the time I first heard of them. Everything from brand new singles to songs to their first record, they explored each album with a feeling of hearing it for the first time and like seeing an old friend. This night was so special to me and they made sure to treat it with as much care as their fans do. Growing up with The Devil Wears Prada, they have always had a special place in my heart. They were one of the first metal bands I fell in love with and to see them, not only, continue to come out with new and unique albums, but to continue to get better and better with their live shows makes it every reason to make sure to never miss them when they swing into your town.