Freelance Whales Tickets

The wait was too long but it was worth it. Freelance Whales is awesome and the band members are friendly. The opening bands, Il Abanico and Hundred Waters were great too, totally did not expect that, so it was all good that night.

I hadn't heard too much of the new album but LOVED Weathervanes... I was a bit worried that the set would be 90% new material since so many bands take that route when promoting a fresh release. I was really pleased at the blend of new and old material. They kept a really well balanced set and as always, their performance was on point. These guys have so much fun on stage, it's infectious.

While Freelance Whales has a clean and developed sound, it is already falling into the predictable realm of the indie scene. Nothing to write home about, except for 'Broken Horses.' However, Hundred Waters, one of the two openers that night, definitely stole the show. The ethereal voices of the two female vocals was unique and enthralling. Their quirky sound and at times syncopated beats made it for a very interesting night. Check 'em out.

Couldn't have had a better time, music was beautifully performed. Talent is unbelievable. Doris let me and another girl play her accordion during generator 1^floor. Such a thrill! Amazing band, will definitely see again!

I've been to a whole lot of concerts, in lots of different types of venues, and this stood out as one of the best. It was my third time seeing the Whales, once at an instore appearance, once at a music festival, and they always deliver. The Paradise Rock Club was a fantastic venue, we were front row and like could touch the stage; it was amazing. It has great acoustics, and being that close to the band provides a real intimacy. We got to meet them afterwards too, which is always fun! Such a talented band, with a great stage prescence and energy, and a real talent for being able to play so many instruments so well. 10/10 would see again and again and again.

Geographer was incredible live and the Freelance whales was just amazing

The opening two bands (Conveyor and Geographer) were so so; It was a little difficult to hear their singing over the instruments. But the Freelance Whales were great. They interacted well with the audience and sounded fantastic.

I hadn't been to the Mezzanine before, but the decor was pleasant and the ambiance was good. Georgrapher, a local band from the area, opened. They came on stage a half hour later, but they had good energy. There was a delay between, where Geographer and Freelance Whales switched out, and then FREELANCE WHALES!!! The lyrics are crazy and all over the place, but that was fine. I love how they have a plethora of instruments and pieces to their group. There was a guy wearing an aquamarine shirt with pink flamingos on it and I think he's new, but I couldn't hear clearly, still rocked the guitar on certain parts. Judah was great on lead, Doris was amazing, and Chuck, Kevin and Jacob were having fun on stage. Honestly, I don't know all of their songs, like I should, like a good hipster, but the atmosphere of their show was fantastic!

The music was perfect. The venue was nice, the staff was professional - we had a lovely time. Freelance Whales was everything I had hoped for.

Absolutely incredible. They are all supremely talented musicians and would switch instruments constantly on stage. A+++++++++++++ concert experience.