A Fine Frenzy Tickets

I had never listened to their music before, no kidding! And I was amazed, they were really good, and original I loved the special instrument, a guitar played with an iron thing in one finger The singer was spectacular One of the best bands of the year! Ive listened to them in youtube, and it worths watching them in live concert, they sound better!!

Absolutely fantastic. Expected to hear good music but didn't expect to fall in love. Allison was not only a great singer, she engaged the audience and had us all in the palm of her hand. A tremendous talent that I would expect to only get more recognition as more people here her music.

I thought the concert was fairly flat. Alison and the band seemed to be going through the motions with the exception of a couple of new songs off the new CD. This was the third concert I have gone to, so very much a fan, but was disappointed with the show overall. Alison tried a little too hard to be the "bad girl" and it came off ingenious.

The music itself was amazingly great, but the time you had to wait in between sets was ridiculous. We did show up to the venue to wait around, we came there to see the artists play their music so when you sit there and wait 20 to 30 minutes after the stage was set it kind of reduces the excitement of who you’re here to see.

Overall, the concert was excellent. Landon Pigg was very enjoyable and very funny. Fine Frenzy took the stage and there wasn't a dull moment after. Their setlist was outstanding and they were all very charismatic and talented. Bravo.

I'm 13 and my mom drove me over 3 hours on a school night to see A Fine Frenzy! Loved the concert and loved meeting Alison, she was soooo nice and it's a moment I will never forget! Thank you!

I kind of miss the old Fine Frenzy, the first time I heard them/her play at Birchmere was just amazing. Her voice was flawless, the piano was in tune and was immersed in the melody. I didn't really like the new addition of the guitars to the songs that really deserve just the piano and Alison's voice.

Having been a fan of A Fine Frenzy for some time I was overly excited about this concert and walked away 100% satisfied. The opening band - Among the Oad and Ash - was incredible. I wish they could have played longer because their energy and off the chart. AFF played a great set including a mix of old and new and even a Blondie cover. The encore was fantastic and Allision's personality is so fresh and uplifting. The only problem was that her keyboard was angled to the right so we had to look at her back for much of the show. She stuck around after the show to sign autographs and take photos. Those of us who stayed for that were thrilled to have the opportunity and she was very friendly.

First time to see them live, and would definitely buy tix again in the future. Other than an obvious sound-mixing problem at times (drums overpowering the vocals), the band sounded great! Couldn't tell if Alison was fighting a minor cold (sipping tea throughout the show), but her voice definitely got stronger throughout the evening. Perfect mix of old and new, fast and slow songs! Really enjoyed Landon Pigg, who opened, as well.

First, off the venue was incredible. The Birchmere in Alexandria, VA is nothing short of magical. I love that they give you line numbers according to when you pick up your tickets so that you don't have to wait outside in a long line before your show. They let you pick up your tickets at the box office starting at 5pm and you are allowed to wait inside where it's warm before they start calling your numbers to get seats at 6p.m. The sound at this place is amazing. We were sitting really close to the gentleman working the sound board, and could tell he really paid attention to the whole band and knew what he was doing to make every single person sound the best. The first opening band, Among the Oak and Ash, blew me away. Josh Joplin's energy is indescribable. They had no drummer, but the beat Joplin creates when just by stomping his feet while playing the guitar makes up for not having any drums. They segued easily between old-timey mountain gospel and pure rock and roll. I felt like I witnessed a tiny slice of music history in their short but sweet set. Landon Pigg is a talented singer songwriter, however I just wasn't feeling it that night. I personally think there is only but so much room I have in my head and heart for the singer/songwriter type and at present that space is full. But I will not disparage his abilities in the least, because I believe there's something out there for everyone. If you really love the soft-voiced, melodic singer-songwriter then check him out. For me, for this night, I wasn't too particularly into it. But then, Among the Oak and Ash was a hard act to follow. Now for the main act - this was my first time seeing A Fine Frenzy live and it was everything I had expected and more. Alison Sudol is a performer in every sense of the word. You can tell that when she sings, it is truly pouring out from the heart. I was brought to tears numerous times, but especially during The Minnow and the Trout. I happened to glance at the table next to ours during this song, and another girl was inconspicuously trying to wipe a tear at the same time as me. I think Alison and the whole band were really having a terrific time dressing up for Halloween, and the atmosphere again was magical. I will never miss a chance to see Alison and A Fine Frenzy. As far as female performers go, she is the best I have ever seen. She is sweet and sexy, tragic and joyous all at once. She is definitely not one to be missed, ever.

Awesome show! Alison Sudol's vocals were amazing and the band was in great form. Alison Sudol has great stage presence and is fun to watch and listen to. This is the second time we've seen them and they still put on a fabulous show. The Birchmere is a wonderful venue to host them because you get that great intimate feeling from no matter where you sit. Loved the whole show!!! The opening acts were mavelous too with Landon Pigg and Among the Oak and Ash!

Truly a wonderful show. A Fine Frenzy is a great band that is bursting with talent. The singer, Allison, has an absolutely beautiful voice. She also plays keyboards and guitar! I can't say enough about the show. Opening act Among the Oak & Ash were great too. They just loving jamming even on what looked like a ukulele! I highly recommend this show.

The venue was very nice, and the food was good. A Fine Frenzy were amazing. Enjoyed it very much.

You know when you go see someone in concert and realize you love them so much more on CD than live? Well....that is SOOOOOOOOOO NOT the case w/ A Fine Frenzy! AMAZING!!! I could sit and listen to/watch them for hours! Alison Sudol was about the cutest person I've ever seen -- she lit up the stage! She did an amazing job...but the highlight of the show was the encore when they did Stood Up. That is a great song on the CD...but when they do it in person...there isn't anything like it! I would go see them again in a heartbeat!!

great show, lot of energy, great vocals. Loved it!!

The concert was amazing! We met everyone before the show and A Fine Frenzy and Landon Pigg and Among the Oak and Ash and everyone involved were spectacular. They were so nice and the music sounded amazing. Landon Pigg sounds has the best live performance voice I've ever heard and A Fine Frenzy is just magical. I would recommend to anyone and everyone.

This was my first time seeing A Fine Frenzy and I was excited because I had read online that the location was small and intimate (The Birchmere in VA). It definitely was and it set the scene for a great concert. The show was amazing. The first act (Into the Oak and Ashes) was really very good. Middle act (Landon Pigg) was fair, but A Fine Frenzy blew us all away. She had a good mix of music off of both of her albums, plus new music that isn't on either, as well as music that is not original to her. You could tell that she not only enjoyed singing, but she enjoyed being up on stage - she had such a good time, which only spread and resulted in everyone having a good time. The show was really so exceptional and I would definitely go to see her again.

Awesome show, loved the venue, and it was on Halloween!!!

The Parish was such an intimate setting. She seemed so into the music, and it was refreshing how excited she was that everyone knew the words. Awesome.

the 2 opening bands were AMAZING!!!! i highly recommend seeing Among the Oak & Ash and also Landon Pigg. both were very talented and had GREAT stage presence. they know how to put on a show. A Fine Frenzy wasn't necessarily bad, but anyone over age 25 would probably get more out of listening to her CDs as opposed to seeing her live. "Video killed the radio star," ya know? she didn't connect with her audience at all until the very end, which--for me and my friends--was worth the wait. throughout the rest of her show, she floated around on stage and waved her arms and it was just painfully obvious that it was all this phony act. she wasn't even feeling her own music. yet, at the very end, she played the piano and sang Almost Lover. then, and only then, she connected with her audience as the full house sang along. she actually teared up. she actually watched us and actively listened to us sing her song. THAT was a moment. but, that was the only one. i still bought a t-shirt. and even though i unsuccessfully tried to trade it halfway through the show for a shirt from Among the Oak & Ash, i still wore A Fine Frenzy's shirt the next day. her music is still good. i just don't recommend seeing her live unless you just want to go out and maybe pick up some new music by seeing talented, albeit lesser known underground, openers.