Noah and the Whale Tickets

i have nothing but love for these guys i got to see them a few years ago in la at a small venue and have been in love since i cant wait to see them again.

Worth going to see Noah & the Whale if you like Mumford & Sons, The Lumineers etc

Despite some technical difficulties to no fault of the band. It was a great show and a lot of fun. It was probably my favorite concert for the year.

Great show in a great venue. Noah and the Whale showed excellent musicianship, with some great new arrangements for some of their songs that would otherwise be a little bleak for a live show. Good audience rapport, great music, and the first concert for my 13 yr old son was a perfect show.

Awesome band with extremely talented song writers. Love the mix of all the instruments - strong sound.

This was an excellent concert in a small intimate venue. The set list was fantastic. There was a small glitch with the violin - may have been a sound board/mixing issue - but other than that the sound was excellent. Even got to meet the band after the performance.

Noah and the whale is one of the most amazing bands and they are even better live. They were actually hanging out outside the venue and I got the chance to meet them. They are super humble and amazing people! Their performance was personal and not many artists interact with the crowd as much as they did. Very few times do I like the band more live than on their CD. They were definitely a band that will stay in my heart forever.

I was in Chicago for work and decided to see Noah and the Whale since I wouldn't be able to attend their show in Atlanta. At first I was a little turned off to a show in the House of Blues since its a chain and there are so many amazing venues in Chicago. Boy was I wrong. Although all house of blues have pretty much the same set up, I was pleasantly surprised. There was a good crowd but I was able to get a spot next to the bar on the left side of the stage. I had a perfect, close view of the stage. The service from the bar was impeccable. The band put on an amazing set as did the opener, Bonzie, who reminded me a bit of Florence Welch. Great show. Don't underestimate the House of Blues.

I was mildly interested in this band when I bought the tickets (plus my girlfriend loves the original opening act, LP, who later cancelled) but I was blown away when I saw them live. they have a great stage prescense, talented musicians, and an energy that is not conveyed in their recordings. I was impressed and I would go see them again.

This was my second time seeing Noah and the Whale, and they're only getting better! Such a great show!