Doomtree Tickets

This was hands down one of the best shows that I have been to!

I went to this show to see the opener and then left as I turn into a pumpkin if out too late. Speedy Ortiz is a fabulous band to see. They played some older songs mixed with the new hits. I was very excited to hear Basketball as they did not play that last month when I saw them. They are an incredibly hard working band who is always on the road it seems. So, catch them if you can.

It seemed like Doomtree was eager to get out of Portland the night they played. Granted, the State Theater wasn't packed to the gills, but the few fans that did show up were REAL fans. We drove from northern Maine and rented a hotel room to be able to see them. We bought the tickets. We bought the merch at the merch table. We stood in the front row, screaming and singing until we lost our minds. Dedicated fans got a good show, because we would have taken ANYTHING. But due to the fact that Doomtree was clearly dissatisfied with the crowd they played to, their set was very short. We managed to be loud enough to bring them back out for an encore, which was more than I was expecting. The most disappointing part of the evening, other than the short set, was the after-show interaction. 6 out of 7 members went out through the back door, and stood in the alley. Mike Mictlan went through the theater, giving fans the opportunity to have a picture taken, or tell him what a great show it was. No other band members came to the merch table, or came to meet and greet with fans. We went out back, to see if we could meet them, since they were all in the back alley of the theater. A theater employee said she would ask them to come meet us. ONLY P.O.S. came to shake our hand and get a picture. The rest of the band didn't even wave hi to us. For a band that made their start in the Indie scene, and relied on fans for support, they certainly gave us the old "screw you" when it came time to meet with the TWO fans that wanted to talk to them. We've been fans for over a decade, and we couldn't even get a handshake. Pretty sad.

I missed Doomtree's last local show and have regretted it for years. Seeing them live at The Sinclair this time only reinforced that regret as it made it even more clear what I had missed out on. From the first song to the last the group put more energy and passion in to their performance than possibly any other group I've seen. Amazing show and a group I highly recommend listening to regularly and seeing live whenever possible.

Always love going to their shows! The energy level is awesome! We love having Doomtree in Boston!

They killed it. Open Mike Eagle was great, and opening is never easy. Then Doomtree came out and just rocked it, got everyone dancing and having a great time. Definitely see them.

I went by myself to see DOOMTREE and had the best night of my life! #NoKings #AllHands

I will always recommend Doomtree. That being said, Dessa was missed and it was unfortunate that things started before the tickets said they would. We completely missed Toki Wright. And I was shocked they were done by 10pm.

Brought the house down! It would have been better if Dessa could have made it, but the while Doomtree group brought a great show to Mankato.

Even with a last minute venue change, Doomtree did not disappoint! They were even better than the last time I saw them a year ago. Nonstop high energy. Amazing chemistry. A very, very talented, motivated, humble group of musicians. Go see them any chance you get!