Amanda Palmer Tickets

The first half of the show had Amanda on a concert grand (instead of her Kurt Weil) playing some new songs from soon to be released CD -- excellent as usual. The second half was young Tristan Allen playing the piano, showing a strong influence of Phillip Glass -- also excellent. The third half of the show had Amanda and Tristan answering questions from the audience, showing off Amanda in her new role of Mentor with some really good questions and some really good answers, followed by a duet created and played by the two of them on that concert grand, everybody loved it.

From Sxip Shirey's manic opening music to the immensely amusing (and talented) Evelyn Evelyn to Jason Webley's solo performance to Amanda Palmer's stunning work, the ewhole show was spectacular! Highly recommended.

The Evelyn and Evelyn (EE) show would be more than spectacular but then to have both Jason Webley and Amanda Palmer in the same show is truly amazing. For the EE set it was a sit down event and I was a little concerned knowing that both Amanda and Jason were high energy boot stomping high kicking sweaty fun. But the girls were a little shy and the atmosphere lent itself to chairs; fortunately when Jason came on he said something like 'up to this point the show has been a sit down affair but if you could all get up and participate...' and we were happy to oblige. Jason and Amanda in separate sets Rocked the house in with their different artistic style, but when they were together it was sublime. This show was absolutely amazing! I WANT MORE! I may even try to fly somewhere to catch the last stop of the tour as well... I envy all who have tickets and are local.

Wonderful, innovative Artist! Great Show, FABULOUS treatment for an old broad at the venue. Love, Love, Love Amanda Palmer. Anytime you have a chance to have her back at this venue - I will gladly make the 150 mile round trip to see her!

The intimate setting, the informal performance, the passion, the appreciation for the fans...everything. Spectacular...simply mindblowing

Amanda Palmer gave another stunningly memorable show. Even though the tiny venue was packed, she did not have any trouble making everyone feel comfortable. She gave the impression that we were in her living room, enjoying an intimate performance. She even got Neil Gaiman on stage to read a story out of their book, "Who Killed Amanda Palmer." Needless to say, her performance was one-of-a-kind and very special. If you have not seen her play live, you need to fix that.

Amanda has a way of breaking every possible barrier between the stage and the audience without losing control. It was beautiful, interactive, one of the best shows of my life. Neil was there and read one of his stories. She stayed afterward to take photos with everyone present. I was a fan before and now I'm even more in love.

Awesome show. She is so amazing! Awesome show. She is so amazing!

I would venture to say the BEST concert of any kind I have ever been to. The venue was nice and cozy and anything involving Amanda Palmer tends to be worthwhile.

This was the best show ever! I can't thank Amanda Palmer enough for adding Florida to her tour schedule. She totally connects to the audience every time she performs. I have seen her in concert 3 times now, and would definitely do it again and again!

Wow, great show. awesome entertainer, great venue.

Amazing. Amanda Palmer is a force of nature. A massive talent. If you don't know, you better find out for next time.

Amanda truly cares about her fans. It is most obvious in her eyes when interacting with an audience member. LOVE her!

Her energy was over the top whether she was playing ukulele on top of the bar or pounding on the piano. She played a broad selection of songs including fan requests. Another cool part of the show was the segment ask Amanda where she answered questions fan had written down. She was really down to earth and fun.

This concert was great. It was very intimate. You felt as though Amanda was having a conversation with you.

You simply can't put Amanda Palmer in a box - My friends asked me to describe her show with Nervous Caberet and I couldn't put it in words. Her words for her act - Punk Caberet- are the best synopsis. A bit of jazz, a lot of rock, punk, and craziness. Don't miss an opportunity to see this show.

This show was f'n fantastic. I loved it; my friends loved it; the crowd loved it. Amanda's presence on stage is like no other. She puts a lot into her shows and she draws you into her every move and note. I would definitely go to see her perform again.

Being an avid Dresden Dolls fan for years, it has consistently been a great experience watching Amanda perform in such intimate venues. Her talent, musicianship, and humor are always a welcomed experience. It was truly amazing seeing her play again. She is a one of the rarest musical talents and an incredible artist.

The Music Hall of Williamsburg is an interesting venue. Instead of letting concert goers directly into the theater they first funnel you downstairs to a bar and then upstairs to a second waiting area. It makes for a bit of a free for all when it comes to getting a spot at the front of the hall but I guess it has its charm. That said, Amanda rocked. Hard. The Nervous Cabaret marched her in through the crowd and we helped her onstage. I never get tired of hearing Amanda's voice live. It is so powerful and dynamic. Amanda never lets her shows get boring either. There was an "ask Amanda" session and a live art auction. If you've never seen Amanda Palmer live, do. It's as simple as that.

Nothing but awesomeness! AFP was the best, as usual, bringing a bunch of awesometastic people (Nervous Cabaret, Skip Shirey, Franz Nicolay) with her! Venue rocked as well, perfectly climate controlled and the staff were so nice! Yay!