John Craigie Tickets

I love Mr. Cragie and part of the draw to his shows are his amusing stories. However it was disappointing that the stand up comedy show overpowered the actual music and he rushed through his best song at double tempo.

Enjoyed Craigie’s lyrics and music but was disappointed by the house mix. His guitar was usually boosted way over his voice mic and made it very difficult to appreciate his lyrics. - sound guy

Funny, talented - wonderful evening including Goodnight Texas

Huge fan of Craige: the music, vocals and storytelling are a powerful combination of feel good. Incredibly happy I was finally able to see him live. Did not disappoint!

Craigie was excellent. Good laughs, great sound. A true showman and refreshing songwriter. A one man show that draws you in.

This was my first time seeing John Craigie live. It won't be my last!!! He's a lyrical master with a magical voice, and a gift for storytelling!!! I enjoyed this performance. It exceeded all exexperience. Just wow! My fan game is stronger now after this ecperience.

This is the second time I’ve seen John and I absolutely love his stage presence. He’s hysterical. I also love his music - the sound and the content of his songs. It was fun and worthwhile to travel to see him play.

Ticketing process was very easy and intuitive The venue was tremendous The artist was amazing! This is my 3rd John Craigie show and he keeps getting batter.

John Craigie never fails to delight with his funny stories and his great songs.

In over 30 years of catching shows at The Fillmore, I've never experienced a larger crowd (Kudos to John Craigie; you've earned it!). But, it was also the most inconsiderate experience. Everyone around us was talking loudly, above Craigie, like we're more in a bar. Didn't these folks purchase tickets to the show to see and hear Craigie?! I realize this may be more a general comment on the current state to SF concertgoers and not a direct rub on The Fillmore staff, but it would be nice if the staff would remind people entering a show respect to artists and others and keep talking to a minimum during performances. Also, it would be great if the bar would offer coffee again for audience members who choose to not or stop drinking alcohol. Until this year, coffee from the bar was always an option. The Fillmore should be more pro-active in providing non-alcoholic options for the audience. Thanks.