NONPOINT – OUTTA CONTROL TOUR

Nonpoint at the Nile Theater Mesa AZ

Whenever Nonpoint rolls through Arizona, it isn’t just another stop on the out of control tour it’s a full on event. Their Source: Nonpoint Store at the iconic Nile Theater in Mesa proved once again why they remain one of the most reliable and exhilarating live forces in heavy music. Delivering a masterclass in modern alternative rock and numetal, the band effortlessly bridges the gap between raw studio power and the electrifying, unpredictable nature of a live stage.

The air inside the sold out venue was charged hours before the headliners stepped into the spotlight. A stacked supporting lineup ensured the energy never dipped. With Hed PE and Spineshank delivering relentless, high octane sets that had the floor moving early. By the time 9:00 PM rolled around, the crowd was primed for maximum impact.

When Nonpoint took the stage, the venue exploded. Backed by crystal clear acoustics and a dynamic lighting setup that matched every crushing beat, the band maintained a frantic pace from the opening chord to the final feedback loop. Their ability to connect with the audience is unmatched; every lyric was thrown back at the stage with equal ferocity, turning the room into a single, unified wall of sound.

Pacing themselves through a career spanning 13-song set, Nonpoint balanced fan-favorite anthems with heavy hitting deep cuts. It was a flawless demonstration of precision, passion, and sheer volume, leaving everyone in attendance completely exhausted and demanding more.

Setlist

  • Ruthless
  • The Wreckoning
  • Buscándome
  • Is It
  • Red Yeti
  • Chaos and Earthquakes
  • Dodge
  • Breaking Skin
  • Mindtrip
  • What a Day
  • Victim / Endure
  • My Last Dying Breath
  • Bullet With a Name

Performers

Location

Mike Olivas

I was born and raised in the Los Angeles CA and moved to Phoenix AZ in early 2020. Growing up, I was surrounded by musicians and artists who influenced my life. I've always felt a pull towards photography and finally have the opportunity to invest in my passion. I originally started out with street photography when I was a teenager. Then a good friend of mine asked me if I could take photos of his band and now I'm doing what I love, concert photography!

When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro-Hunter Thompson