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Nada Surf treated us to an absolutely fantastic evening. Given the longevity of the band and quality of their many recordings I was a bit fearful they would just “go through the motions”. They did not. Instead, a Passionately charged high tempo delivery of the best of their catalog is what they delivered. Don’t miss them.
Cool venue, the Neptune theater is small enough so that every seat in the house is great and if you wanted to sit you could be in the balcony and if you wanted to rage you could be on the floor in front of the stage. Nada was great as usual. Would have loved it if they had spent more time interacting with the crowd between songs. Sound was pretty good for a 100 year old theater.
Nada Surf kicked ass!!! Teragram had great sound mix and great lights. Bars all around the venue. Fantastic!!!
Great evening. Small venue made it really intimate and they played 2 sets - one was the entire Let's Go album in order. They then took a break and played another hour plus of amazing hits. The front man who is the main singer (sorry - don't know his name as he didn't introduce the band) is truly an artist. Plays all the guitar and sings amazingly well - never pushes it, just a beautiful voice. Highly recommend if you get a chance to see this tour. Saw them in San Francisco a couple years ago - they were great then as well.
Fantastic show, great high energy crowd. Favorite moment was the entire crowd singing along to "Inside of Love".
Great show. Let go is a beautiful album. Many deep cuts in second set.
Let go songs were played great. Many interesting anecdotes. Matt makes it seem like your visiting a friend. Second set was surprising for seeing many songs in the set that have rarely been done live. They played 31 songs and played almost 3 hours. They are always dependable to put on a great show with excellent music and a friendly atmosphere
Great lineup on paper, but the performances were mediocre overall. The Sheila Divine completely stole the show.
A terrific show for a important cause. We loved the energy in the room. Juliana Hatfield singing Bad Moon Rising with Matthew Caws was a highlight for me.
A totally unforgettable evening. Julianna rocked and Belly was fantastic. Evan, Nada Surf, The Sheila Divine, Gravity all sounded awesome.
