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Truly, how often do you get to see a band that plays arenas play in a tiny warehouse in Brooklyn that only holds 3000 people? The show was incredible. My only regret was not being familiar with most of the new songs since the album hadn't been released yet. I would've loved to been able to sing along with everything. But, hey, reread my first sentence... this was a once in a lifetime event.
They opened with Reflektor and didn't let up until the night was over. An amazing show from an amazing band whose songs, talent, lyrics and live performance are among the best from the vast array of music I listen to and shows I attend. Would have been nice to hear some more songs from The Suburbs but I can't complain since I've been waiting to see this band live for about 5-6 years. Not really into the Halloween spirit so I'm not sure why they wanted people to dress up in costume or formal attire. I wore a tie and a jacket but would have been more comfortable in shorts and a T-shirt. However, I did see it wasn't some pretentious scheme to make people look funny: they are requiring the same thing in their Europe shows which is out of context and therefore worthwhile to abide by the requirement.
Seeing Arcade Fire (as 'The Reflektors') in such a small venue was a rare and unforgettable experience. I'd already seen them live a few years ago at an amphitheater, so I knew what a great show they put on, but this was on another level. The experience itself was like a party, which included face painting, the smashing of an iphone shaped piñata that was filled with candy and condoms, glitter and confetti raining down on the crowd, and a dance party following the show DJed by Win Butler himself. Just an all-around amazing show, the first for the band in Florida.
Everything was incredible. From the re-show limo entrance to the synchronized dance routine to the mid show piñata confetti song transition. This was by far the most entertaining concert I've ever been to. The band sounded flawless as always.
The Reflektors were incredible live!! As this was their first time playing in one of the cultural capitals of the U.S., a show here for this incredible band was long overdue. It was nice to get a close, intimate experience of the band in a club setting, as opposed to the arena shows of bands such as Radiohead and Arcade Fire. The music was adapted incredibly well for the live show, with great use of rhythmic percussion and vocals by Win and Regine. Highlights include Reflektor, Afterlife, Here Comes the Night Time and Supersymmetry. They also played some cover songs from critically acclaimed band, Arcade Fire; including Power Out, Sprawl II and Haiti. Overall a fun and exciting 2 nights in Miami! Excited for the new direction of this band and the record! Hope they get recognized and come back to Miami soon! I hear a worldwide tour is in the works.
I was 2 people back from being in the front. First time seeing them play live. Was not disappointed. Although I actually enjoyed the 2nd show at Little Haiti Cultural Center more.
This band is one if a kind! So personable with the fans! One of the best concerts of my life! Such and honor to see this band in such an intimate setting!
Great concert in a very cool venue. Nice to see everybody dressed up. Venue was way too hot at the end of the concert though.
What a great show ! Love these guys...so nice to see them in such a small venue !
Awesome crowd and band! Everything I hoped it would be!
