Thievery Corporation Tickets

Bottom line: I like the band’s vocals and unusual instrumentals. They are undoubtedly talented That talent is lost when you amplify your music from 103 db to 113db, and accompanying bass that is simply rediculious. All nuance to the music is lost and it becomes quite simply … noise. Insanely loud noise. Hearing loss begins at 95db ( some say 90db). WHY are they amplifying music to this level?! Worse yet, the lead up act was playing at 113db to 121db. The loudest noise I have ever been subjected to. At the very least bring hearing protection to this concert. After the second song I walked out. Come ON, you have to do better.

Great music, really got our money’s worth. Fantastic venue as well!

Thievery Corporation is fun, emotional, expressive, and everything in between… they’re wonderful. This was our 3rd time seeing them. Such a wonderful and unique show, every time. So many different sounds, singers, and moods. We’ll continue to go to their shows every chance we get. Thievery Corporation forever!

We had been waiting a long time to see these guys. Holy cow, they delivered a truly dynamic show. So much talent was on the stage all night....4 featured vocalists that were amazing, band players were so tight and that drummer just killed it through multiple genres of music. The Blue Stone was the perfect venue for this show. Perfect night with good friends we happend to run into!

The music was great. The venue was great. The security staff was great. The crowd was great. Thievery corporation puts on a great show.

My 5 stars are for Thievery Corp. But the Bluestone sound is always so terrible (one star, for the venue being conveniently located downtown). It is disappointing seeing that your favorite band will roll thru Columbus, only to be stuck playing at the Bluestone :( Sorry artists! I have seen Thievery Corp outdoors at Bayfront Park amphitheater (with Massive Attack!), indoors at The Atlantis in DC (last year with 450 true fans) and indoors at The Newport here in Columbus. By far, the Bluestone is the worst venue for an artist to play. But we go—because we want to support the artists. My recco for bands coming to town—find a better venue (The Newport), or play smaller, more intimate shows (Natalie's), or play outside (Kemba) when in Columbus.

Could not hear the vocals, overall sound was low as well. This was not the case when they played Newport last time around.

Had a great time at the show, great energy and the musicians and singers put on an amazing show. They played a good mix of favorites and some other newer songs would definitely go see the show

Garza and company were superb musically as always and covered a broad range from their catalog. We missed Lou Lou singing and the crazy constantly bouncing bass player but the new players were great.

My first time at the house of blues in cleveland. I was very impressed with the venue. Staff was great. Prices were veey reasonable for the night. Clean. Not as big as i had anticipated but even as the night filled up there was still plenty of room to walk around or join tge crowd. As for Thievery Great turn out and support for the band. Likewise it was my first time seeing them live. Been a fan for 13 years now. It all came together for me. The show was amazing they worked very hard it eas alot of fun. What an expirience! I love these performers. True talent. The encore was well deserved and damn near brought a tear to my eye with the sweetest rendition of "Sweet Tides"a song that introduced me to the band many years ago. Couldnt be happier. Will definetly be going again.