TV On the Radio Tickets

A very strange mixture of bands that rushed through the shows. I enjoyed Warpaint, but Panda Bear was tiring.

One of the best concerts I have EVER been to and my first in LA :) Such a wonderful experience!! Well worth the money!

Arctic Monkeys should have been headlining this show! They were so captivating...especially considering the fact that we had never heard of them before this event. Unfortunately, TV On The Radio's performance reminded me that some bands aren't worth seeing live. Very dissapointed. Definitely will not be attending another one of their shows in the future. Not even JD was of any help here. Happy we were able to bring our own alcohol. Otherwise, this show would have been a complete waste of time and money.

I was in the balcony for the TV on the Radio show at the Fox Theater. Even though this is one of my favorite bands and they were no doubt excellent, in the balcony the sound was so distorted and cranked to the max that every song in the middle section sounded like nothing except white noise. Many people in the balcony were complaining about the sound mix and how they would probably not come to another show at this venue. This was also my first at the Fox Theater. In contrast, last night I went to see the awsome show by Broken Social Scene at the Fillmore. Even though at times there were as many as 12+ people on stage, the sound was pristine and pure, with the ability to hear each instrument clearly. The crowd was definitely appreciative. Come on Fox, get your sound problems fixed!

I went to this concert to see Warpaint. They were terrific. Wish they could have been on stage longer.

I've seen two other shows at The Fox and neither had such poor sound. Everything was pretty muddy and dense, which is partly the band's sound anyway, but the vocals were very thin and buried in the mix, I could barely hear and understand Tunde and Kyp, even when they were just talking in between songs. Other than that the band put on a solid show and the crowd was definitely into it. I just wish that I could have heard individual instruments and especially the singers better. :/

The Arctic Monkeys were shockingly underlit and under amped. It looked like whoever did their lighting borrowed it off some amateur wedding dj. Seriously, it was complete with a weak little fog machine on the side. The kind that might be suitable for a basement party in the eighties. The sound was clearly lower volume and worse than the people before them or TV on the Radio after them. They are a huge band with a rocking sound, but it barely filled the Bowl. The highs were distorting, just unbelievably bad sound. They also were set up to use about one-fifth of the total stage available to them. Whoever did their sound, lighting, and stage management robbed the Arctic Monkeys of a great show.

I love both of these bands. Listening to them at home they are great, but live is even more incredible. Seeing the bands together at one show was a fabulous combination.

The light show and overall theatrics of TV on the Radio was incredibly captivating. Thank you for bringing such a wonderful group of souls to Denver, and for sharing your music!

Great energy. Good show. Worth checking out. Would def see them again.

There was so much energy! This was my first time seeing these guys and I was just introduced a month or two ago. I would definitely see them again.

Broken Social Scene was fantastic. But, the sound quality during TVotR's much louder set was rather poor. The bass drum overwhelmed everything else, making it quite monotonous. This is the second time I experience questionable sound quality at the Ogden.

TV on the radio was great. The sound was good and the performance was fun to watch, though for some reason the energy just wasn't where I expected it to be. Still definitely worth seeing though - this show was a blast! Broken Social Scene was incredible. The interplay between the musicians and the way they switched instruments between songs was so fun and inspiring to watch. I expected them to be good but TV on the Radio to be the point of the show, but Broken Social Scene managed to completely outshine TVOTR in my eyes.

This show was amazing! Broken Social Scene is mind-blowing and it would have been a great show if they played all night long- something I'd like to see them do someday. Then in contrast to TV on the Radio, it was perfect. Denver loved both of these bands. BSS was a perfect warm up to the loud and rowdy rock that TVOTR later performed. overall, this show was absolutely delightful!

This was my first time seeing these guys live and they lived up to all my expectations! I simply love their story and ability to tell stories through such meaningful music. They literally blew the roof off the ryman. I would love to see them at an outdoor venue where acustics would not limit the depth of the sound. Love, love, loved this show! I am obsessed with tvotr!

Broken social scene was phenomenal. TV on the radio had awesome energy but were a little too loud sometimes to showcase the unique sound I know they have from hearing their albums.

So I got my shift covered at the shitty restaurant where I work so I could drive down to Denver and see Broken Social Scene at the Ogden. I saw them back in March at the Boulder Theater and they were amazing. They are just great all around entertainers. I love their music and they play a lot of good shit. Anyway I did will-call, so I had to stand in line with a bunch of loser pseudo-intellectual types chain smoking and talking about DU and local government and other bullshit. When I finally got inside the atmosphere was stellar, BSS were starting and the crowd was loving it. Guitar solos, reverb, horns, soaring vocals, strong percussion, floating keyboard notes, all the usual pieces fell into place and the show was good as always. 7/4 Shoreline and Meet Me in the Basement were some good jams. I didn't go to see TV on the Radio. Instead I saw Kevin Drew and Lisa Lobsinger in the alleyway after BSS finished their set and made it back to Boulder to think about shit.

Having BSS open for Tv was ideal, I was sufficiently impressed and satisfied. TV played a great set with insane energy and I would see them again in a heartbeat.

They get better every time. Broken Social Scene was also great. The power and takent of Tv on the Radio give me hope about the future of music.

Extraordinary energy, sound and overall general presence!