Eisley Tickets

The show was amazing. Eisley's set went from haunting, to sweet, to rockin. The Parish was great for a smaller intimate show. The only drawback was the move HOB made from Downtown Disney to the middle of no where in the same vacinity. Eventually the complex where HOB is I'm sure will be poppin but for now it's pretty much a ghost town in the evening. Wonderful show, cool venue... but why leave downtown Disney?!

All the bands complemented each other very well and sound and lighting was on cue! Very solid performance by everyone involved. Thanks guys!!

This concert only had around 50 people in attendance, but it was perfect! I was less than 6 feet from the band, and was able to get incredible pictures and video of the performance. Eisley has been a favorite since I was in high school but getting to hear them live was amazing. They sound incredible live!

I love Eisley, and I'm glad I went, but this wasn't their best show by a longshot. I could tell Sherri's voice wasn't 100% from the first few notes (turns out she had a cold), but to her credit she really went for it anyway. She's got a great rock & roll stage presence, even when under the weather (Weston, on the other hand, in the few moments he was actually visible, seemed excruciatingly bored, which was a buzzkill). The sound was a problem all night--the band complained a few times onstage, and out in the crowd it was evident that the mix was screwed up. A bigger problem was the rotating lights: throughout the night, they flashed every several seconds into our eyes with retina-searing intensity, forcing me to keep my eyes shut for much of the show, which was annoying, as I like to actually see the band I've paid to watch. One other thing that bothered me was that Sherri seemed so intent on brown-nosing the New York crowd, telling us repeatedly how much she loved us, blah-blah-blah--but, when I saw Eisley a year ago in East St. Louis, she barely even bothered to speak to the audience at all.

Eisley produced some of the best music I have ever heard. The venue was small, so I was concerned the music was going to be more than the sound system could handle, but it was clear and powerful. Eisley's live performance was easily better than listening to an mp3 or cd. I hope they come back to the midwest after their new album in 2013. Meriment was a great opening. Similar amazing sounds, just a little different style.

This is the third time that I've seen Eisley live, and as always, they were wonderful. Just a really great, interactive, musically talented band. Really spot on.

The Hard Rock Café is a nice venue to enjoy music while eating and sitting with friends, so don't expect to go there just for the music. The stage is also small and there isn't any room to just stand and watch the bands play without obscuring the view of the rest of the audience. I didn't mind this though as I got a seat at the bar which had a semi-decent view of the stage. Besides the venue, this show was AWESOME. An awesome band like Eisley coming up to Buffalo, let alone Niagara Falls, is something that happens every once in a blue moon so it really was a treat being able to see them perform. On top of that, Eisley is easily one of the best live bands I've seen in my life: their live performance is an enhanced rendition of their album songs.

Loved it. It was such an amazing show. Eisley is one of my favorite bands and it was the third time I got to see them live and I hope to go to see them again soon.

I hadn't seen Eisley live since they played at the First Unitarian in Philly a couple of years ago, which was a great show, so I was really excited. This one was even better. Though I had never before heard of Say Chance or Tallhart, and had never gotten a chance to listen to Merriment, I was blown away. All four groups did an amazing job and I can't wait to see Eisley again. I'll be on the lookout for Say Chance, Tallhart, and Merriment from now on as well.

The supporting acts were awesome and eisley played A Good mix of new and old stuff. Only thing is that sometimes it can sound like one long song by the way the sing( gospel like and funerally) lol but they are still awesome. I think guitar solos would help get the crowd into more because everyone was sort of atanding aroun like zombies... Possibly because it was already 10 and the show started at 7. Eisley rocks