Barenaked Ladies Tickets

I like Barenaked Ladies, but I guess I like old school Barenaked Ladies. If you are true fan and you have kept up with their music you will enjoy. If you know the Barenaked Ladies of 10 years ago you will not enjoy!

BNL put on an absolutely great show! Their light show and special effects were fantastic. A definate must see. This was my first time seeing them in concert. Would certainly go back. Extremely entertaining!! BNL Rocks.

My husband and I went to see BnL at the Tropicana in Atlantic City, and they put on a great show. We were skeptical at first knowing they've moved on without a major band member, but they proved they're still as good as ever. Awesome show, we can't wait to go see them again!

As always, BNL put on a very energetic and humorous show. That said, they deserately miss Steven Page. His vocals were SORELY missed in all of their classics. Kevin Hearn does a very poor job filling in on the vocals.

What a great show! We were a little nervous about seeing BNL minus one member but we had a great time!! The stories, the laughs, the intimacy and the musicianship were unforgettable. They still have the dynamics similar to the song "If I had a $1,000,000". What a happy, funny & talented group of guys!

Amazing night- vocally and musically right on point! Great way to kick off the US leg of the tour!!!

Was so looking forward to seeing BNL <3 them! Was soooo disappointed after concert! They played an hour without any hits! Then when they did finally - Steve Page was sorely missed!!!!!!!!!!

If you were worried the band wouldn't rock it without Steve fear not! They are back and better than ever! Go see them while you've got the chance! The Tropicana is wonderful as well!

Some of the classics were mixed and GREAT, the rest was lousy....

I saw them 10 years ago, and even though they've had some changes, they're just as amazing! And I was so happy that they played tons of songs I know, not just ones from the newest cd. I'm going to try to see another show this summer!

What a fun concert!!! I love to see BNL!!! They have such fun with each other...it's a pleasure to see the fun they have together! I hope they include the Philly/Hershey/Reading area again soon!!! I LOVE when they make up a song that fits the place they are playing. Reading, PA it was about the Good's Potato Chips they got in their welcome basket "COOKED IN LARD!!!"...Hershey's tune was about the chocolate...Atlantic City was about the boardwalk!!! FUN, FUN, FUN!!!

Awesome show! Rocked it right from the beginning. Played a lot of the new album, and the new material was incredible! Really gave the whole band a chance to showcase their talent. Still can be fun and silly. No disrespect, but were no worse off without Steven. His energy will always be missed, but the guys reallt rocked it! Wish the show went on for hours!

Barenaked Ladies rocked the Tropicana in AC yesterday evening. I have seen BNL on numerous occasions including Ships and Dip cruises. I wasn't exactly sure what to expect after the departure of Steven Page, but let me tell you....they were still the same (if not better) humorous and entertaining band that they have always been!!! The new music by BNL is nothing like their past albums, but is still to love by any true Barenaked Ladies fan! I look forward to seeing them and cruising with them again in February.

BNL was in top form. Was skeptical of how they would be without Steven, but I was pleasantly surprised with the show. They sounded fantastic and didn't even miss a beat on Steven's songs. If you are a true fan of the band, go to their show you will like it. the venue was intimate and great. Even got to see Ty walking through the Trop after the show! Kevin and Jim also sounded great on vocals! Keep it up boys!!!!!

This concert was very enjoyable. The band played several selections from each of their CD's. They were also very funny throughout the show. The lack of Steven Page's unique style was a down point, but the rest of the band seemed to really step up. I saw them in concert 4 years ago and there was only focus on the lead singers. Now all four of the members are involved in the singing, playing and joking around during the show. The only real failure of the show was ending the encore songs with a slower lesser known piece that was disappointing. I would still suggest seeing the show.

I wasn't sure what to expect since this would be the first time seeing them with out Steve. Last night was the 11th time that I've seen them. And, as always, they were absolutely amazing. I loved that they played songs that Ive never seen them play live.

BNL is AMAZING! I've seen them 5 times and they NEVER disappoint.

Loved the show! The set list was perfect! :) Front row seats didn't hurt :)

I have been to well over 40 BNL shows and they are never a letdown. This one was the first I would see since the band "downsized" and I was really curious to see how the new changes would effect their live performance. I had been listening to the new CD and loved it so I thought the live performance would be as enjoyable as it has been in the past. The show was PHENOMENAL! I knew I would enjoy it but was stoked at the end when it greatly exceeded my expectations. I can not wait until they come to the area again. I will definitely be there! They are great musicians and the most "user-friendly" band. I am so glad they are continuing to share their musical talent with the world.

Great, great show. BNL has always put on amazing performances and their live show hasn't missed a beat in their first tour without co-singer/co-frontman Steven Page. The witty and random banter, venue-specific songs, hilarious improvisation, dance numbers, and general sense that the guys on stage are having the time of their lives up there hasn't changed one bit. Songs and segments that Steven used to sing were primarily taken over by Ed Robertson, but Kevin Hearn and Jim Creeggan fill in aptly as well at times. Of course, Steve sings them best, and we miss him, but the substitutions were more than passable. They also mixed it up with a great duet version of Take it Back by Robertson and Creeggan (Ivory & Ivory). At one point, Robertson traded his guitar for a banjo, Hearn whipped out the accordion, and Stewart pulled out a skin drum for some more interesting variety. A cover of "It's Magic" also happened. All in all, it was a really fun show.