Festival Supreme Tickets

I went to Festival Supreme this year because I loved so many of the acts performing. Ultimately I was disappointed by all the acts I really wanted to see. Tenacious D, Reggie Watts, Richard Cheese and Tim Minchin all sort of phoned it in. Not very exciting performances. I didn't care about Die Anteword headlining. It was kinda weird that they booked so many music acts. That said Andrew WK rocked the house. And I was never a fan of his. But his live performance converted me 100%. He and his band CRUSHED it. Also PPL MVR was pretty sick. Still, I was really there for comedy music. No stand-up comedy act that I saw there worked, the venue was just not suited for it. Kids in the Hall somehow also killed it despite the fact that they performed on a huge stage to a massive theater doing traditional sketch, their commitment and understanding of how to work the stage and the crowd made it work. Was it worth $45... yes. Do I feel like I would go to Festival Supreme again? I don't know. Do I wish the D would've rocked harder? Yes. Don't do jazz D.

I have went every year. I love this festival. I work in this biz so it is nice to actually go and have fun, they run it well & I'm not saying this because they are my friends either it is well put together. hats off to all who make it happen. I have a great time and I'm looking forward to next year.

This is my second year at Festival Supreme. The first year my friend and I parked ourselves at the standup stage and had an amazing time--especially sincethere is so much audience turnover between sets that you can edge your way closer to the stage. This year we explored more and had a blast. From comedy music shows with Tenacious D, Tig Nataro and Bill Burr doing standup then playing music to the wedding chapel in which great comedians officiate ceremonies (brett geler shot the shit with me and my friend for a few seconds!).

Best idea for Jack Black and Kyle Gass. Comedians and Bands were the best. Thank you Jack Black for spending Kung Foo Panda Money! and Kyle for his Work! Greatest Concert Ever!!

My friend and I went mostly for the stand-up comedy in the auditorium. Everyone was killing it at this show. We did not catch most of the outside stages--though we did step out to catch Bo Burnham. From the little we experienced from the outside, it was almost as great. Tough to see if you are not very tall (like myself) but the time between shows was seamless. An act at one end would finish and an act at the other end would start almost immediately. The sound was pretty decent for outside. Inside was perfect. The one bummer. Drunk History. After seeing the amazing guests for Comedy Bang Bang AND the great performance, my friend and I figured we would stick around to see what Drunk History might bring--we also had managed to gradually move up to the second row. They tanked pretty hard. While I know this happens for all forms of art--people bomb. This show felt as if it was haphazardly thrown together. Maybe not. The videos was fun to watch, but the stage time was a bummer. The night improved as we caught the end of Tenacious D and all of The State. The night was so chill and fun, I give the event 5 stars even with the one bummer act. Only one crummy act out of 15-ish performances we got to see. Pretty damn good.

Great event! The best thing I can say about Festival Supreme is that there were acts I really wanted to see but couldn't--because I was watching someone else perform. The lineup was solid from the beginning until the end. The afternoon stand-up comics were hilarious. I loved the variety of music acts. I'm first in line to buy tickets to FS'15!

This event was a must-do for fans of comedy. The major draw for me was the set by MTV's The State comedy troupe! The stages were nice, easy to get seats or a good standing spot, and the venue was spacious so you never felt too crowded in. The schedule made it hard to pick and choose what to see since lots of the hot acts overlapped, but the sets were staggered so nobody was ever "overpowering" somebody on an adjacent stage. My biggest complaint was the price of concessions -- $7 for a slice of cheese pizza and $4 for a small bottle of water was absolutely ridiculous. Why do that? I would've bought more concessions if they had been reasonably priced. Overall, this was one of the best run festivals I've ever been to. Can't wait for next year!

Everything was super awesome and accessible, the food coulda been better definitely

Loved the venue this year at the Shrine Auditorium as the first year was a bit too small (though cool on the pier). The lineup didn't seem to be as good however; perhaps more hardcore comedic fans would have known them all, but I am more of a casual watcher and didn't recognize many of the names. The first year, many superstars such as Adam Sandler, Lonely Island, Sara Silverman, and many others that I recognized were there; this year the names were less recognizable to someone who's a bit out of tune with pop culture (though the performers were still very good and I now have more favorite comedians, and will download their skits on amazon!). i think it's still a great event but less of a star factor

Everything off from logistics of year one were gone so this year was so great. Bar lines short....food truck options great.....ability to move around definitely.....standup acts so great. Music top notch. This was year two and I can't wait for year three. VIP tix well worth it.