A Flock of Seagulls Tickets

Tannahill's Tavern is a great venue for concerts. As an avid 80's music lover, I was expecting to hear music from Flock of Seagull's from the 80's. For the first hour they played what I assume is new music, which was very unlike their music from the 80's. More hard rockish. Finally, when we were about to leave, they did play 3 songs from the 80's but that was it. The lead singer seems angry and burned out. The other band members are really talented musicians. Honestly, the Depeche Mode tribute band was a better show than Flock of Seagulls. Color me neon disappointed.

A Flock of Seagulls is my all time favorite 80’s band and I never got to see them in the 80’s or 90’s so I was excited to hear they were coming to town. I was sad when I found out that Mike Score was the only original member playing with the band but the new guys did not disappoint! They put on a fantastic show!!! Strange Love (the Depeche Mode experience) was pretty good too. Overall great night!!!

The 2 opening bands were great! Nice venue,lived the general admission standing room only section: you can dance! Unfortunately the headliner had technical difficulties, not sure why. Microphones weren't working properly. They did fix it eventually

The performance could have been better. The band performed very late and the concert was mostly performed by a cover band.

The show was wonderful But the general admission is horrible People kept going back and forth Was annoying I wouldn't go back

Worse show I ever saw. Love the venue!!! Top notch and great sound! The cover bands were bad but the lone Seagull singer was God awful!! Very long and painful experience!!!

The first band, Love Songs was the best. They were prepared, in tune and entertaining. Once their set was over, we waited almost an hour, for Strange Love, a DepecheMode cover band. They were not very prepared, and there was problems with the sound. There was feedback and the lights above the stage were blinding to us in the audience. When their set was through we again waited almost an hour for the stage crew to prepare the microphones etc for A Flock of Seagulls to come out. They didn't come out until 10:45. I felt the band was very unprepared. The bass player spilled a drink on the stage, And performed with his back to the audience for a good part of their set. The crew kept walking back-and-forth while they were performing and they lost sound and had feedback throughout their performance. The video they played to the crowd was a constant film loop of seagulls flying in the air, along with the name of their band. I did not think it was necessary to see their band name displayed throughout their performance. I knew who they were. I paid for the ticket. Whoever did the sound for these bands was having a lot of technical problems. Except for the 1st performance of love songs the other 2 bands experienced major sound issues. I've been to the space before and had not experienced Issues like this.

The opening acts were great. The Flock had some technical issues. Great venue to see a show. Sound was a little loud for the size of the venue. I think the sound is a little better at the Paramount but overall a nice place to see a show. Need some more bartenders lol. Takes way to long to get a drink.

The opening band, Strange Love (Depeche Mode tribute band), was AMAZING! So much energy! And sounded so much like Depeche Mode! Unfortunately the energy in the room plummeted when Flock of Seagulls started playing. Sound tech wasn't getting their sound right, they had to keep stopping. Lead singer's voice was going out. And honestly, they are trying to be a rock band which they are not. A lot of people left only a few songs in. House of Blues at Mandalay Bay in Vegas is a great venue. We upgraded to a table so as not to have to stand all night. Stage is above your head if you are down in the stage area on the floor.

I am a huge fan of 80s music and was so disappointed when the lead singer could not carry a tune. We left early.

Maybe it was my bad but 30 minutes into the show I had no idea what kind of noise they are playing. Definitely not for me. I remember something completely different back in the early 80's. You might enjoy it if you are a huge fan.

Once again, the House of Blues audio team managed to ruin what could have been a decent performance. For the entire first song the lead vocal mic was OFF: yup; NO LEAD VOCALS and the audio engineer didn’t even notice until the back up vocals started to sing. Then, for the remainder of the Flock Of Seagulls show, the ONLY place that it sounded half decent was if you stood RIGHT WHERE THE AUDIO ENGINEER’s MIXING CONSOLE WAS! House of Blues needs to get better audio personnel and they MUST get up from their chair and WALK THE ROOM!! The Las Vegas House of Blues is a difficult venue to make it sound good in, but it is not impossible. I’ve been to too many shows there and been disappointed. Sadly, the headliner artist for this show suffered the full affect of bad audio quality, with an obvious lack of crowd/audience enjoyment and significant lack of applause or engagement from the fans in a packed house.

It is unfortunate that the cover band that opened was better than the headliners. You could tell from the beginning that the sound was off, and there was problems with backstage, sound, and acoustics. And there it was great to be there and see them live it did not live up to my expectations.

The band was great. Sound quality excellent. Too crowded though. Management refused to open the balcony seats despite an obvious need. Drink prices way too high as well.

First of all, Strangelove was great! High energy and excellent sound, vocals and instruments. Crowd was definitely into it. Flock of Seagulls came on and had microphone problems right away. We hung in there with them but as the show wore on, it was apparent that Mike Scores voice was not up to the task. I have always loved this group but we left early, which I have only done once before in 150+ shows (the other one was Night Ranger) Was very stoked for the show but was quite disappointed!

Beyond the technical difficulties, the Lead Singer's voice was drowned out by the music. The act lacked energy. Very disappointing. The opening act salvaged the evening.

The cover band was awful...might as well call it kareoke...they stunk.

Artists great but paid for VIP upgrade with tix. What that means is you get in the foundation room. What they don’t tell you is 100% of the tables are reserved for Foundation room member and there are about 12 seats at the bar so of course those are gone. If you want to drink and stand around that’s fine but you can’t get food. Otherwise all you have is a GA ticket. We even tried the restaurant downstairs but even though only half the table are taken the wait was 40 mins. Take away…..Don’t buy the VIP upgrade, it’s a complete waste of money.

Loved the show the energy of Strangelove and Flock of Seagulls was infectious. I’m always happy to see shows at the House of Blues. I always have a good spot.

This is a horrible venue to see a band. Feels like a Costco warehouse converted to music venue. Poor sightlines and accessibility to actual stage area. It’s a boozy overpriced bar masquerading as a music venue. The crowd seemed more interested in the Depeche Mode cover band (simulation was enough for them I guess) as many left after opening act. The Seagulls have seen better days - opened promisingly enough - then they hit some turbulence! Playing far too many newer mediocre non hits. Overall a very lackluster evening for music. Saw Suede at same venue recently who were phenomenal (as they are) never need to go back to house of Blahs again. Not a real music venue