The Mowgli's Tickets

These bands killed it with an unbelievable show! Each were individually different and unique almost like you got three mini concerts for the price of one. Plain White T’s had you singing along and swaying to the rhythm of love. New politics were having fun on stage doing backflips and dancing the night away while the crowd jumped around. The Mowglis knocked it out of the park as expected with a seamless flow of music for 50 mins full of hope, joy, and love that made the night end perfectly. 20/10 recommend this concert for anyone looking to go have fun even if you don’t know the songs.

I love the respect shown for all of the musicians amounts to each other. Every band had a different vibes but they all interacted with and wowed the crowd. I’d never heard New Politics before but I’m a fan now!

Everything was great they brought out so much positivity

The Mowglis are very fun and wholesome band!!! Worth the money to attend.

The Mowglis killed it with a great set. Brighton music hall is a great, small, and intimate venue to see an artist.

It's not every day that you get a concert that is high energy and musically amazing from front to back. That's exactly what happened on Tuesday Night (March 6, 2018) when Mainland and the Mowglis invaded the Brighton Music Hall. Mainland, a NYC based band, opened the show with great spirit and energy. The crowd was almost immediately drawn into experience as the band jumped, danced, and played their way through their opening set. It was obvious that fans of the band were in attendance but even newbies were rocking to the music. It was almost disappointing to see them leave but the news that they would be headlining Great Scott in May was well received by everyone. After a short wait the Mowglis came out to feed the crowd their particular brand of music filed with love and passion. Dancing through their collection they touch on hits from all of their albums while also treating the crowd to the taste of some new hits. The Mowglis, who always put on an epic show in Boston, cruised through soft ballads inspiring unified love, crushed loud anthems calling for adventure, and mixed in energetic pulses of instrumental mastery. The end of the show and the encore came much too fast but that was only because everyone was having an amazing time. Both bands should be proud of their growth, their presentation, and their music. They continue to justify being a band worth seeing every chance you get.

This is my 3rd year seeing The Mowgli's on tour and they're all very special to me. They're so secure in their message of love, peace, and self-acceptance that it takes a truly evil person to not agree. They rely on fan interaction and crowd participation to drive the show and it works so well. Becoming a Mowgli's fan has given me a purpose in life and it's reinforced with every show I go to. This venue was also perfect for people of all ages to enjoy and jam out. The only complaint I have is the purple lighting; it makes it hard for pictures to focus and not make the members look like purple monsters. Other than that, the show was so much fun and I can't wait for the Mowgli's to release new music.

Fun night in an intimate setting!! The Mowgli's put on an amazing end of the year Christmas show.

The venue was very personal which heightened the experience. The opening bands were also amazing.

What the title said. I went in guessing it'd be an average show and they surpassed my expectations for sure. They were lively and interactive with the crowd and constantly messed with each other on stage. Good time.