Arcade Fire Tickets

What an amazing group of musicians! They are fun, energetic, talented, and write some of the best songs. See this band - Pay for good seats - You will not be disappointed.

Most amazing live performance ever!!! Arcade fire is at their peak right now!!

Everything about it was great. Very organized venue and the band was simply amazing. The sound was great!!!

A great night for an open air concert, it was the coolest night in well over a month. After a late arrival, missing the opening act-Young Galaxy-, we took our seats in time for Arcade Fire to start their set. The first half of the concert was a majority of their new album, of which I only had heard one song "Suburbs" which they played, and also mixed in a few songs from Neon Bible (No cars go, intervention) and one from Funeral (Neighborhood #2). After a few more new songs (including a great song by Regine called Sprawl II), Win thanked us "For listening to songs you dont know yet", then launched into a rollicking string of their most well known songs...Neighborhood #3 (power Out), Rebellion (lies), Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels) to finishing with an encore of Keep the car running and Wake Up. Overall the energy of the band was great, they sounded quite sharp and were very business-like in their delivery. I had a great time and hope they come back through Boston this fall.

This show was amazing. Spoon played their hearts out and it is a shame more people weren't at the venue yet to see their set. Arcade Fire put on a fantastic show playing a lot of older material as well as a nice mix of their new stuff.

This was definitely the best show i've ever seen live. The music was perfect, but more than that, they really got the stadium going. I'm pretty sure that during wake up every single person in the audience was singing along- I know I was. The fact that *Spoon* opened for them should be an indication of how great they were. Spoon! *OPENED* for this band.

Saw the Arcade Fire Concert last night- as always they put on such an enthusiastic, foot-tapping, knee-slapping, crowd-swaying, energetic performance! Great mix of old hits and new songs from their just-released album. They still look like they're having fun performing, which is such a pleasure to watch. Have to say- I was duly impressed by the Mann Center. Had cheap, $30.00 tickets where we sat out on the lawn with a picnic blanket. Great view, fabulous weather, couldn't believe it was more magical sitting inside the theater. Everything about the venue went smoothly- great, reasonably priced refreshments, easy-in, easy-out, cheap direct bus from Philly center out there! All in all, an utterly pleasant experience. Job well done on all accounts!

Arcade Fire was amplified by the awesome sound @ the Mann. No joke, show of the year so far.

Great show. Half of the setlist covers the crowd pleasers from Funeral and Neon Bible. The other half was from their new album. The crowd responded much more to their past material (which were all fist-pumping, anthemic songs). It's going to take awhile before we can get into the new material (which sounded good but different) One annoying thing: the awful sound system in Bank of America pavillion, i was sitting in one of the front rows of section 5. The music is still loud, but you can't distinguish the guitars from the bass, or strings and the vocals were somehow garbled and muted. SHould've done a better job with the sound check.

Great show if you're into dancing in the aisles.. The band was into it.

Great show with very effective mix of old and new songs. Loved the energy of the band and the crowd's response to it.

I had never listened to or seen Arcade Fire until I heard the song "Intervention" a couple of months ago, prompting me to purchase Neon Bible, which I enjoyed immensely. I honestly did not expect that I would enjoy the concert as much as I did and was extremely impressed by the depth and quality of the lyrics, sound, and overall flow of music. A great venue and weather also helped to make the Arcade Fire concert the highlight of my summer of 2010.

Fantastic. A club setting would've been better but nonetheless.

I've seen hundreds of performances and I'm pretty sure this was my favorite concert to date. Bordering on religious experience.

Performances from all the band members were inspiring; at once joyful and cathartic, intensely powerful and delicate. The sheer energy and emotion radiating off the stage was tangible and affecting. Alas, the live sound was shrill and poorly mixed; not once but twice did a microphone feedback. The Arcade Fire carried the day, and the lighting design was superb—but the unacceptable sound production nearly sunk things.

This is a band that is on it's way to superstardom. The show last night was tremendous, old songs and new . The new album comes out tuesday and will be in my CD player by noon.

Came through in every aspect Great performance Great venue A must for any music lover

Really enjoyed the show. It was everything I could've hoped for! I will see them anytime they come around. I really enjoyed the Venue. Bank of America Pavillion is a great place to see a band.

they put on a great show! The venue was perfect. Couldn't have asked for more.

muddy sound couldn't hear the vocals, band seemed half interested at best.