(OOC: This took place on the 23rd but I had no time to make it so it was only made now)

The lights grew dim as the venue became packed with people, the roar of the crowd was loud and crazy but it motivated the band to do even better. The band then walk through the backstage and appear infront of the crowd. The noise gets even louder, they recognize the band from 'that music video I saw the other night' as one girl in the front row said. Troy smiled as he heard it and began singing in acappella Unintended by Muse while the others began plugging their instruments in. They began their set with an instrumental riff called Distortion which slowly lead into the blues riff of Strike. The song captivated the audience which was really surprising for the band, it was unusual for them since it was their first time playing infront of a metal audience. The band then went through their set with Nothing Touches Me, Oxygen, Comatose and Falling Away From You. The crowd cheered louder and louder after every song, it was the perfect time to play Negative. The audience quickly noticed the intro and cheered as loud as they can, they then began banging their heads to the slow beat of the song as Troy began singing.The chorus of the song was pretty intense and the audience jumped up and down, it was so ground shaking that it was almost like an earthquake was already occurring. The bridge then lead into the most intense part of the gig where the people tried to reach for the band like a pack of hungry wolves, Troy jumped into the crowd, his first experience of it and he felt really good in diving. As the song slowed down, the crowd carrying Troy slowly brought him back on stage as he finished the song gently. The gig was finished with Bring Me Down, the headbanging, cymbal smashing, guitar driven song which left the crowd in amazement. Mind was backstage and they congratulated Reckoner for a great gig with some beer as the band prepared themselves for their set. Troy watched the whole set and was amazed with Mind, his face was really deep as if he was thinking into the very core of his mind, could this affect his songwriting? could this actually lead into a metal record for Reckoner???