Barenaked Ladies Tickets

Triumphant and fun, both bands (Toad the Wet Sprocket and BNL) were in top form. The Township Auditorium is a great place to see a show - Not a bad seat in the house and the sound system is great. A great evening out.

BNL have a great performance with lots of humor and interaction with crowd. The music was great. Would see them again!

I have lost count of how many times I have seen BNL (well into double digits), but this was one of the best! The venue was great - big enough to accommodate the crowd yet small enough to feel close to the band. They played a great mix of old and new songs and, of course, threw in some classic music covers, retro dance moves, and location-relevant stories and puns. They are so intelligent, clever, and talented; nobody does it better.

Barenaked ladies are as funny as they are talented. The overall experience goes beyond the music, and the music is very good. This is a laugh along, sing along show that leaves everyone with a good feeling.

Both Toad and BNL gave great performances. BNL’s drummer stole the show with his vocals on Highway to Hell and Blister in the Sun!

They still have the energy and enthusiasm they had 25 years ago. Another great show with fantastic music and performances.

Both bands were entertaining with the Bare Naked Ladies doing their thing extremely well. The venue was very comfortable and not a bad seat in the place.

I have always loved Barenaked Ladies but seeing them live took it to a whole different level! I cannot wait to see them again!

The bands--Toad the Wet Sprocket and Barenaked Ladies --were great. The venue, the Exhibition Hall at French Lick, was not. I'll never go there again.

They put on a great show with all of their hits. Absolutely loved the banter between all the members. Toad, the wet sprocket that opened up before Barenaked ladies was a great band to sit back and relax too.

We LOVE the BNL’s!! The concert was good but there was too much Toad the Wet Sprocket and not enough BNL’s. We wished to hear more of their more popular songs also.

Been in love with this band since the ‘90’s. They’re lyrical, whimsical, hysterical! Always a great live show and so genuine with its adoring audience!

Awesome concert! Barenaked Ladies put on an outstanding show!

During the first song they had sound problems. It took about 15 minutes to fix. After that they really struggled with the vocals. They were constantly out of tune and the songs were really choppy. They kept stopping and telling one liners that were not funny instead of playing music. Hanging bras off the guitars for no idea why. Even other people had no idea what that was about. The only decent part of the show was the last 15 or 20 minutes when they played any hits. And that was not really great. Definitely not worth the 200.00 we paid for tickets and Ill never make an attempt to see them again.

First time at tilles center for a concert and not a dance comp. It was wonderful. Bnl is always great

Wished they played more of their hits from the 90’s! Too much time spent on the new album vs. other well known hits by the crowd.

The Barenaked Ladies didn’t disappoint. It’s been 25 years since I’ve seen them and they were just as good as I remember.

BNL never fails to disappoint, unfortunately the crowd and the venue did. The place was literally half empty and most of the people that were there sat for virtually the entire show! It was even emptier for Toad the Wet Sprocket who opened for them! I’ve been to many BNL shows and while the set list was made w a lot more deeper cuts than usual which really the “hardcore” fans would really enjoy BNL deserved a better turn out. Don’t pick a venue literally in the middle of Long Island that’s not accessible by public transportation.

The opening act, Toad the Wet Sprocket, sounded like a high school garage band. The voices were drowned out by the overly loud guitars. The sound mixer did a poor job. The Barebaked Ladies were an excellent performance. They clearly showed superior musicality and skill compared to the opening act. I would gladly pay to see them again. The venue was a rundown casino ballroom. It was supposedly non-smoking, unlike the majority of the casino, but people continued to vape in the non-smoking performance area. The seats were uncomfortable and the risers shook with people moving around. There were no lights on the raised seating to see where you were going and it was a fall hazard. The casino itself harkened back to the bad old days of smoking everywhere. I’d avoid seeing anyone at Charles Town Casino.

The show and the acoustics at the show were fantastic. This was the first time attending a show at the venue and it was a pleasant surprise. We were at the back of the venue and my 5"3' wife had no issues seeing the act. The only thing that prevented this from being a 5 is that it would be nice to have some lighting on the stairs as you are stepping, I have a bit of a balance issue and knowing where the next step is helpful.