Paul Weller Tickets

Best Show EVER!

House of Blues - Chicago

I've loved the man since the Jam and he continues to amaze me. His voice is like butter. Great show! Don't leave us hanging Paul we need more.

The Modfather rocks on!

The Wiltern - Los Angeles

Been a fan of Paul Weller for over 30 years now - he never disappoints when he's live onstage! The first time I saw him I was 17 and he was in the Style Council. Now I'm 51 and still enjoying his solo music, his hits from the Jam and Style Council. Paul has a certain intensity onstage that I love. I will continue to see him when he comes to town. This is the third time that I've seen him at the beautiful Wiltern theater - clearly he is also a fan of the art deco landmark. I LOVE PAUL WELLER!

Weller well well well.

House of Blues San Diego - San Diego

The ex-Jam, ex_Style Council leader was in top form at this appearance. A nice mix of old and new tunes performed with great enthusiasm. A cool five-song acoustic set for the first encore. A couple of Jam tunes (same two he played here two years ago). A fun night out.

The Modfather Does It Again!

The Wiltern - Los Angeles

Mr. Weller and Co. did another run of great shows in So Cal last week.I see him whenever he comes to town and this time did not disappoint. So many styles, moods covered with Paul leading a great band. Everybody shined. Lucy Rose was an affecting opener, with a great voice, presenting a nice mix of folk/rock styles. A bit sedate without a rhythm section but enjoyable nonetheless.

Paul Weller was great, but venue was too loud

The Wiltern - Los Angeles

Paul put on a great show, as usual. Besides being a great and versatile musician (and having a talented band), the man continues to be filled with energy. He doesn't stop moving! Unfortunately, the sound was too loud and distorted, at least up in the loge seats. I go to a lot of concerts (10+ per year) and this was the second loudest in 35+ years of concert-going. Not only was it at times painful but it was so loud that it was distorted. That was a disservice to Paul's music. I couldn't understand most of his song intros and chit-chat in between songs.

Another amazing show!

House of Blues Anaheim - Anaheim

Weller was amazing as always! HOB Anaheim staff were great, crowd not so much. Felt like many people just came to socialize and didn't really care about the show or its fans.

Sound was awful-left early

House of Blues San Diego - San Diego

Weller looked great but sound was so overblown you could not understand a word with frequent feedback and ringing.

Paul Weller Still Brings It!

House of Blues Anaheim - Anaheim

Paul Weller put on a dynamite show at the Anaheim House of Blues Tuesday Oct. 24th. Weller and his ace bandmembers ran through a set of songs and two encores encompassing every stage of the Modfather of Soul's career, including JAM favorites Start and Town Called Malice and Style Council hits Shout to the Top, My Ever Changing Moods and Have You Ever Had It So Blue. The balance featured songs from his considerable solo catalogue, including some new material, as well as a reworked cover of Marvin Gaye's How Sweet it Is. Weller was high energy throughout and one gets the sense he lives to perform. Paul Weller shows no sign of resting on his considerable laurels. Hope he keeps touring the USA.

Stick to the hits

House of Blues Anaheim - Anaheim

I love PW and have followed him for decades. This being said people want to hear more of the songs they know and love and less of the new stuff.

Understand Your Legacy

House of Blues - San DIego

Paul Weller is a literal music legend and yet I think he forgets it. This show was missing meaning, narrative and a solid set list. Please don't get me wrong, his band was amazing and of course Paul gives of himself in his voice and yet... it never hits the "outer atmosphere" The song list is topsy turvy , and just never gets into stride. Maybe I just want to hear more songs that were special and special to his fans. I think he is trying to erase some of the past while working too hard to peddle the latest. I am not just talking the obvious like playing more Jam or Style , I am talking about Sunflower etc. This show was more like a "day in the life" not the further self realization he is a pillar of modern music. His music is prolific and I just wish he would share more of it while sharing more of his cinematic meaning.