Say Anything Tickets

I went in not knowing that I knew the openers but being so glad they were added to the tour. AJJ was such a treat. The venue was weird; I'm from Dallas and I think our House of Blues is laid out a little better. Max's performance was energetic and exciting but I feel like I heard way more of an audience show than a Say Anything show. The sound was mixed strange and it felt very flat which is odd considering how good AJJ's set sounded. Still, it was a great show.

I had such high hopes for the Say Anything show as Is A Real Boy is my favorite album from the group. I have mixed emotions about the show as it was great in some areas but also not so great in other areas. I was disappointed that I was not able to get in line for merchandise as the line was super long and there was only 1 person running the booth. We tried 3 separate times in 3 hours to get in line and the line just would not move. So I suggest more merch tables or even more people running the booth. I also was disappointed that the band did not play the entire album as advertised. There were about 4 songs not performed and i was hoping we would hear the entire album as promised. Max had great energy most of the time but was disappointed he had the mic on the crowd during a lot of key songs. We paid money to hear him sing! So overall, happy I went but think there's some kinks to iron out.

Say Anything is my music therapy. Thankyou SA, for still going strong and continuing to give us more. Seeing them live is always a big special treat, Looking forward to the next one! “You’re what keeps me believing the world’s not gone dead” 💗

Max clearly didn't wanna be there. He seemed to be having another one of his mental breakdowns live on stage and was high. I understand there was gonna be a lot of singing along from the crowd but they basically carried the vocals. He spent more time vaping or screaming than actually singing. The acoustic duet with Sherri was the only time he actually sang the whole way through. A little disappointed to say the least as I've seen them numerous times before but this was not their best.

My title refers to set lists and encores missing out on some iconic songs based on which night you went. Sucha rough area, I woulda preferred they have 5 separate scheduled nights at the troubadour or somewhere smaller but safer neighborhood instead. The singular exit to the theater also made getting in, moving around people to GA, and time to leave very stressful - I truly assume people would’ve died if a fire broke out, even a small one. Absolutely loved the light show along with the band wall projection behind them, great visuals overall. SA didn’t come out til 9 for a listed 7:30pm show, so that gives you an idea of how much the openers play for, which personally I find to be a little long for such unknown names. No one’s fault there, but I’m sure an hour & a half of a co-headliner worthy popular band would’ve been more tolerable. Max’s singing, energy, and the energy spread between him and the band members were just awesome. I love how he changes up melodic harmonies/cadences to make the songs we know and love so much feel truly live and original for us as paying concert goers. It’s dope. Interesting, fun show overall.

My only complaint is they didn't play the whole discography.

Got the tickets free from a friend but not a huge fan of the band. The live show was decent though!

After 7 years of not seeing Say Anything I can say it was worth the wait

Fantastic venue and the band was amazing. Great time in Boston afterward. Would totally visit again.

Say Anything is amazing. I have loved them for years and they never disappoint! Even after being in the hospital with the flu, Max Bemis killed it!

Yes is a real boy thank you! It was like the 2000s again hehe. It was like the 10 or so years ago when I first seen the is a real boy tour. It’s a fine fine album that has shaped a good portion of my life. Like every song in there is amazing. Top notch album! Your best record! Sound quality was good overall. Will be back here when awesome bands play 90s indie please I beg you

The sound quality was very poor at the event, way too loud and not in the I'm so old and his music is too loud, but so loud to the point that you couldn't decipher what song was what, because you couldn't make out the beat or lyrics.

Terrible sound quality. If I didn't know all of the words I would have not had any idea what anyone was saying! They barley played any old songs :(

I bought these tickets as a birthday gift for my little sister. I didn't know the band but they are her all time favorite. I have never had such a good time at a concert! Say Anything was a great show with great energy and incredible sound.

Say Anything is a consistently great band on stage and in studio. This performance was no exception. They played a lot of deep cuts this time around, and the strings added a subtle touch to the songs. The band was in good spirits and the crowd seemed to enjoy it. My only complaint is that the venue was incredibly hot, and a little narrow for the event.

I was very excited to see Say Anything for the first (and now last) time. I suppose something can be said for the eight musicians on stage who were professional enough to provide a solid performance. However, when the lead singer is too wasted to stand up by himself or sing coherently and in time to the music it's not really a show it's just an embarrassment. What happened Friday night is disrespectful and alienating to the fans. And it's upsetting to see a musician you look up to in that condition. It was just painful. I stayed hoping they would send him offstage and let someone else sing as a final attempt to salvage the show. That didn't happen and I wish it had been cancelled. It was a waste of time and money.

The lead singer of Say Anything was completely wasted and put on a terrible show. He was falling, knocking over microphone stands, and was barely slurring out the lyrics. I bought the tickets for my husband as a gift and feel terrible that it was a waste of our time and money. I know we are not the only ones who were disappointed. We only made it through 4 songs before we left, and there was a group of people outside talking with staff about how to receive a refund.

Personally, $30 to watch a drunken mess (max from say anything) walk off stage, constantly fall, and spit all over the crowd wasn't worth the money. Modern Baseball was incredible, as always. But the uncomfortableness of watching a grown man babble on stage and cause issues for the other people on stage all doing so well was irritating.

Looks like Max is drinking heavily again. He was incoherent and fell off stage twice before I left during the 5th song. The whole place was basically empty by then. Save your money. Unless you wanna see modern baseball on this your, they're worth your money.

I have been looking forward to this show for 5+ years and left extremely disappointed and uncomfortable after trying to stick it out past the third song. Max entered the stage while stumbling and slurring his words and remained extremely intoxicated for the rest of the time my husband and I were there (and after we left, until the show ended early according to online accounts). The rest of the band and string quartet were extremely graceful about the situation and played wonderfully while their frontman was hanging all over them, their instruments, and basically falling over the entire time. This is all not to mention that he fell off the stage twice.