Guided By Voices Tickets

Bob Pollard and his band of Dayton, Ohio (if not in actuality, at least in wild spirit) musical hooligans storm across this country (and the world) like a massive Rock and Roll Weather Front. But they leave behind no destruction (except perhaps to the most virginal eardrums), just a sense of unquenchable joy that can't be satisfied again until they roll into your hometown (or anywhere within 500 miles), you pray to the RNR gods to get a ticket, and you're once again in the thick of it, in the presence of one of the greatest bands in history. God Save the Queen, Jane of the Waking Universe. God Save Pete Townshend. And God Watch Over Bob Pollard. He's safe in the bosom of the Great Musical Mystery.

Amazing show. Robert pollard is a musical genius, icon and should be celebrated on the $100 dollar bill

Greatest rock n roll band of all time. Of course the show was great!

I’ve been a huge fan since I bought Bee Thousand on cassette when it was issued, because I liked the artwork. But I have never seen them live. This lineup, with Doug, Bobby, Mark and Kevin is truly exceptional. The band was loud and tight, and the venue’s sound system was fantastic. Almost 3 hours, many of the hits interspersed with lots of fantastic new material. Go. See. This!

Spanning FOUR HOURS and FIFTEEN MINUTES, Guided By Voices delivered an epic show for the ages; 100 songs from over 12 albums, the band was ON FIRE from start to finish! This was clearly the best GBV performance I have witnessed over the past 20 years as frontman Bob Pollard was vocally at the peak of his game. Sure, he had a few beers during the show along with a couple of liquor swigs but belted out each song like it his last. Guitarist Doug Gillard sizzled especially when pushed into solo action while Bobby Bare, Jr. attacked his instrument as a man possessed. Mark Shue laid down some serious bass licks providing a perfect foundation while Kevin March pounded the skins with amazing aplomb. At 62 years old, Bob is slowing down a bit evidenced by taking a few sitting breaks in betweens tunes (he reports striking hip pain) BUT his voice is more robust than ever! I don't know if GBV will ever play 100 songs in one setting again so I was VERY glad to be in attendance and behold this historic event. SPECTACULAR!

Great sound, record setting show, great people. Enjoyed this! Will keep me going for a while. Thanks Bob et al.

Once in a lifetime. And what a bargain. $1 a song.

Bob and the band were on fire ! It was a godly feat to have witnessed. The teragram is a fab venue, great access to the bar, bathroom, not a band vantage point in the house. Thanks Uncle Bob for bringing the the new decade in spectacular fashion !

It can never be overstated enough just how incredible and vast Bob’s song catalog is. This particular incarnation of the GBV band is so tight and full of energy. Really though, is there anybody better? Now? Or, even ever? Pollard is an absolutely insane talent. They are the ideal blend of heavy guitars and poppy hooks. I’m so grateful to live in an era to have experienced GBV 6 times and this performance was as close to perfection as it gets. Sure, there are songs that were not played but the set list was jammed packed with classic favorites etched into the physique of die hards as well as tasty new cuts from current releases. This show was worth every penny. The venue, especially the sound, was also perfect. The vocals and every chord were crystal clear, it was impressive. GBV!

Beer, liquor, pushes and clamour everywhere. Instant family.

Either you love GBV or you don't know who they are. I've seen them several times over the years and I've never been disappointed. This tour is no exception.

I really appreciate that they got Guided By Voices to play here. The venue was perfect for the audience to share the enthusiasm with the band, and vice versa. Great service from the barstaff. I had an excellent time!

Guide By Voices were fabulous. They played for almost 3 hours few dozens of songs. The band played with good atmosphere. Sound was great. A really memorable show.

Singer had a bottle of tequila in hand throughout entire set. Was almost empty by end of show. Too much drunken ranting & banter in between songs. Great set nonetheless.

The Stone Pony...where else can you ask for to see fat Rob Thomas, both versions of Scientists, the José vanishing act, the fine art of Awesome Dudes, Demos!, the club is open!

Show was a complete drunken mess on stage, but awesome as usual.

Lead singer seemed to be drunk from the start and was seemed more interested in drinking from his bottle. Maybe if you have to be that drunk to play it means it's time to give it up. He kept on slurring his words and I couldn't understand a thing. The seat was a bit uncomfortable and the sound was kind of tinny. Same problem at The Space. Maybe some sound panels from the ceiling could help.

GBV was as good/better than ever. Sound, set, energy were all great. Paradise, however, is a challenge when you are vertically challenged and it's a sold out show. Took a long time to finally find a tiny opening to see through from the balcony.

Every time I see gbv I come out feeling that the show was one of the best I ever saw. Great energy, great songs, great audience interplay. I love this band.

As usual, an incredible show. Bob promised 53 songs, probably reached it.