Andy Grammer Tickets

This man NEVER disappoints. High energy, fun, and talent beyond expectations. Our 4th time seeing Andy live and it will not be our last.

One of the best concerts I have ever been to!!! Left feeling great!!

they all did great!! i loved the music and it was amazing!!!!

Andy Grammar is an amazing Artist, singer, and performer...and that is being said for his entire band. They have the same energy as a Bruno Mars concert, but a sound that is all their own. To top it off, Andy is charismatic and has you laughing between songs...he reminds me of Chris Issac the way that he naturally interacts with his fans. Alex and Sierra were a train wreck. Sierra can sing, but she needs some more training. I just don't know what Alex is doing there. His sound actually mutes hers. But, Sierra is such a nervous nelly on stage that it made this fan uncomfortable for her. Sierra, you don't have to talk between every song, especially if you have nothing to say. Paradise Fears was just tragic. The reverb on their bass was so distorted and strong, I thought I was at a rap concert, BUT I wasn't. I don't even know what they sound like because of that reverb. The Fillmore said some people want to bring their own sound guys instead of using the Fillmore's sound guys, who would know their system. Maybe this explains the distortion...I don't know if this is bad on the Fillmore for not helping them, or horse on them for not respecting the Fillmore...but it ruined their show completely.

I rarely, if ever, write reviews for the many live concerts that I have attended over the past decades. However, in the case of Andy Grammar, I felt a quick review was necessary. I heard a song of his on the radio a couple of months ago and went out to buy the CD right after. I liked his sound a lot and then a friend, whom with I have attended many live shows, informed me that he was in town. So, I purchased two tickets for her and I to see him here at the Fillmore in San Francisco. Not only did I find him to sound every bit as good live as he did on the CD, he is a great performer. He is engaged with the crowd and truly looks like he loves everything about his career. On top of the, the band had some really cool choreographed songs. And I mean the whole band: drummer, keyboardist, bass player, guitar player, and Andy. These added a really fun and enjoyable touch to an already excellent performance. She and I both felt it was one of the best live shows we have seen in years. And, as I said before, we see a lot of shows. I would highly recommend seeing Andy live to just about anyone out there and will surely see him again when he comes back to San Francisco. Also, Alex and Sierra and Paradise Fears were both talented groups who really prepped the crowd for a great night of music. This was about as good as it gets :D

Incredible show. Both Alex and Sierra AND Andy Grammer and his band have awesome energy and a great connection with the crowd. The Fillmore is an historic, intimate venue. Overall a great experience.

I saw Andy Grammer for the first time when he opened up for Train in 2012. I loved his set and couldn’t resist seeing how he was as a headliner. This was the last night of the “Back Home” tour. Andy talked about how when you eat cheese and crackers you try to use the cheese more sparingly to make it last. Then once you get to your last cracker you use up all the cheese. Since this was the last night of the tour they were going to give us all the cheese. Put it all out there for us. Andy started the show with his hit “Fine By Me”. This immediately got the crowd into the show. They stuck with him for the rest of his set as he sang hits from his self-titled album including “Miss Me” and “Keep Your Head Up”. After singing “Biggest Man in Los Angeles” he ran the song into a cover of Aloe Black’s “The Man”. This tour is named after Andy’s latest single from his forthcoming album, “Magazines or Novels”. Her performed several new songs. • “Honey I’m Good” has a country feel to it and started with Andy and two of his band mates getting the crowd to clap along. • “Pushing” was one of his harder sounding songs. He taught the crowd the chorus so we could sing along. • “Forever” is a song about how long it takes women to get ready to go out. I loved that his band had danced and acted like they were waiting for a woman to get ready during this song. • “Holding Out” is a song about waiting to have sex with the right person. • Andy asked the crowd to two-step before he sang “Blame It On The Stars”. The entire crowd was moving side to side. He ran this song into a cover of One Republic’s “Counting Stars”. He covered Drake’s “Hold On, We’re Going Home” just before he sang his latest single “Back Home”. I would have thought this or “Keep Your Head Up” would have been his encore. Instead he ended the show with “The Pocket”. During this last song both Brendan James and Andrew Ripp came on stage in the green chicken and bunny suits that Andy had made them wear during their sets. They made drinks on stage and handed them out to the band. This was a great show. Andy Grammer is definitely headliner material.

CAN'T SAY ENOUGH GOOD THINGS about Andy Grammer and his band last night! These guys put on a heck of a show. Andy is a naturally upbeat and positive guy that has some great vocal talent. His band was very much included in the "show" and they all kept the audience participating. Andy ended up playing all of his hits, plus a few new songs - which were great, and played tons of covers of todays popular music. If that wasn't enough, Andy came out after the show and spoke and took pictures with everybody in the place. Do this guy a favor and buy some of his songs on iTunes or go buy his latest CD...great guy. Don't miss this opportunity - get a group of friends together and you'll have a good time

This was my fifth time seeing Andy Grammer live and I still love his shows!! The new songs that he played from his upcoming album were AMAZING!!! He has such a natural talent which makes him a great artist to see live. His songs are send out a positive message, I can't wait to for him to come back so I can see concert #6 :)

Amazing! The three opening acts were fabulous. I already have bought some of Brendan James music. Then Andy Grammer came on with such high energy. All his new songs were fantastic and we love hearing his first album. Would go again!,

Andy Delivers. He sounds exactly like his CD. He played old and new songs. We enjoyed it completely!! Nice to have all ages show. Both my teen daughters loved as well if not more. We will definitely see him again.

Good times! Andy rocked it! Missed lunatic though..he didn't sing it!

Andy Grammer is a consumate performer. He clearly loves singing for his audience and is very generous onstage. Vocally, he delivers a flawless rendition yet infuses it with vibrant energy. His bandmates also gave great performances and added to the fun animation. Second time I've seen him live; I'll be looking for tickets every time he comes through Boston.

My friend and I took our 13 year old daughters to see Andy Grammer and they said it was the best concert they have ever seen. Andy played all his popular songs and some new ones. The new songs are so good, bound to be hits. He also played some covers that got the place rocking!!! We had an amazing time. I hope Andy comes back to the OC soon.

This was my second time to see Andy Grammer in concert and he is truly an amazing performer! He's so happy and upbeat, spreading his positivity throughout the crowd. He talks to the crowd and plays lots of favorites, being sure to involve everyone in the singing. He did a few great covers (including Thrift Shop). I highly recommend seeing him!

I absolutely loved this concert. I thought Andrew Ripp, the opening act, was brilliant. His voice was raw and pure and beautiful, and I bought all three of his albums immediately afterwards because he was just THAT good. Parachute was underwhelming; I've loved their music for a while, but they weren't very good live. The lead singer struggled to maintain his voice and his performance simultaneously. Andy Grammer, the last act of the night, completely redeemed them, though. Despite the fact that the speakers were too loud, he mixed a Jason-Mraz soulful feel with Thrift Shop pop and quirky, fun beats. His voice was SO good; it made the night unforgettable.

Andrew Ripp, Parachute, and Andy Grammer were great together! They are all very talented musicians and the show had a lot of energy. It was a fun experience!!!

The opening acts were fantastic, way better than I expected: I am definitely buying their albums, something I never do. I saw Andy last year and am amazed at how much he has progressed and improved since. The whole event was fun, really a feel-good kind of thing, we all loved it, even my friend's 8 year old niece that we took along.

Andy Grammer is not only an amazing artist on track, but is even better live! His band is incredibly talented, and their stage presence is out of this world. Parachute as well. My sister who hadnt heard them before thought they were fantastic, and is now a fan thanks to the concert. Andrew Ripp their opener was also fantastic as well.

Grammer is a consummate entertainer, personable, engaging, energetic; that's kind of his gimmick, the goofy guy who made good and who can now afford to not act like a rock star. Short set, not unusual in small venue with strong opening act. Parachute may be the news here, though, also a shortish set (under an hour, I believe); these guys are going places, great band, good songs, they played a song to be released later this week, total hit quality. They did a great cover of "Gimme Some Lovin'", totally rocking, with the introductory comment that perhaps the audience wouldn't recognize it (!). Maybe lead Will was noticing all the late teens down in front, but everyone knows this song. Generously shared lead vocals on this song with the warm-up guy (Andrew Ripp). Don't know why, but I'd like to hear these guys cover something like "Peace of Mind" (Boston) in the middle of a show - help introduce a new generation to some classic rock.