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Barenaked Ladies are a popular Canadian rock band that hit it big in the U.S. with their 1998 Billboard Hot 100 No.1 hit single “One Week.” With their eclectic blend of witty lyrics, pop harmonies and melodic folk, the band was already charting in Canada in 1992 with singles like “Be My Yoko Ono,” “If I Had $1000000” and “Brian Wilson.” It was their fourth studio album, Stunt (1998), that turned them into a global sensation behind “One Week.” The album also peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200. Barenaked Ladies would go on to sell 15 million albums worldwide and pen the iconic theme song for award-winning television sitcom The Big Bang Theory. Since 2012, the Canadian rockers have toured their Last Summer on Earth tour. The tour has featured bands like Gin Blossoms, Blues Traveler, Ben Folds Five, Violent Femmes, KT Tunstall and many others. The quartet was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2018.
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The Barenaked Ladies headed out on the Hometown Holidays Tour in December 2023. After kicking off in Rama, Ontario, the tour traveled across North America for the first week of December.
In 2024, they will also appear on one date of the Hootie & the Blowfish - Summer Camp with Trucks Tour.
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The Hometown Holidays Tour began on December 1 at the Casino Rama Resort in Rama, Ontario.
The 2023 Hometown Holidays Tour took the Barenaked Ladies across North America in the following cities:
The Barenaked Ladies will also open for Hootie & the Blowfish at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts on June 21, 2024.
We thoroughly enjoyed the Barenaked Ladies at Casino Rama. Nice mix of their oldies, some new tunes and their versions of Christmas songs. The guys were clearly having as much fun as we did.
It was aweful. Too much chit chat, not a lot of songs. Either Ed couldn’t remember the lyrics or the sound wasn’t working. Don’t spend your hard earned $ to see them live, stick with the radio or an old album.
From terrible off-key vocals to not-so-funny comedic lines….these guys really were a disappointment. An hour and 20 mins into the show and there were 2 of their popular songs. The rest were Christmas themed or songs we didn’t know. I expected it to be a mediocre show at best, but this fell below that. We ended up leaving.
Our seats were second row, we were close to the stage which was up high so that when people came down to stand at the stage we could still see the Barenaked Ladies performing. The Barenaked Ladies themselves were funny and highly entertaining and talented! An all around excellent experience!
The fact that the Barenaked Ladies still have as much fun on stage as they did 35 years ago is a testament to their longevity. I really enjoyed the show, and the venue.
Attended the BNL show at Rama on Dec 1st. Amazing show. Our first time seeing BNL live but won’t be our last. Great mix of music including some good new songs and a mix of hits and Xmas songs.
Had a wonderful time catching the Barenaked Ladies in San Diego this past June 22nd at SDSU's Open Air Theatre. Have seen them 8 times over the years and this show was just as fantastic as others in the past. They still sound outstanding and fill the venue with positive vibes and good cheer. Semisonic was a great complement to the evening. Thank you BNL!
In all the concerts I have been to in my life, I have never experienced an entire crowd (with the lights on) smiling, dancing and not even needing a band to sing the words. A GREAT night out and a memory that will last a lifetime.
We did the Meet and Greet before the show and BNL could not have been nicer! I have seen them over 40 times, which is not a lot compared to some of their other fans, and they put on a great show! Very engaging and energetic......they connect with the audience and you can tell that they enjoy what they are doing. Thanks for returning to Boston year after year! We LOVE to see you.
Barenaked Ladies played at Blossom Music Center after two opening acts. Perhaps that is why they played what seemed like a breviated set. The quality and energy of the show was great just seemed short.
WHAT A WONDERFUL CONCERT!!! THE VENUE, FOOD & BEVERAGES, AND THE BANDS WERE ALL ABSOLUTLEY FABULOUS!!! GREAT EXPERIENCE!!!
Great venue. Easy parking and access! Bare Naked Ladies can still produce a great show and have fun doing it. Glad we went
Had an accident which prevented me from going. Listed tickets on Ticketmaster resale, but site wouldn’t let me list for less than their prices. Feel this prevented me from selling
Barenaked ladies tour was great!! Nostalgic 90s music! Always have a great time at blossom
The performance was great, but what made the night magical was the staff at Blossom Music Center! They went above and beyond to show my son Cole a great time at his first concert.
The Barenaked Ladies are one of the best concerts I've ever been to, I have seen them at least eight times and they never disappoint. You can tell they love what they do and they are entertaining every minute they are up on that stage. They have fun with themselves and with the crowd and everybody leaves with a smile on their face.
Great concert, awesome music.. ended up next to two people who were clearly over served and were talking, yelling and at one point, couldn’t hear the music. The two people next to my wife were vaping and smoking like crazy… why do they check bags? Why did I pay more for pavilion seating? I like concerts but with low standards for serving and security I don’t know if I would go again. The 5 stars was for the music not the venue.
Sat on the lawn with my brother. They were excellent.
It was a fun show. I really enjoyed seeing Delimitri and 5 for fighting with BNL.
I knew their hits and a few deeper tracks but was really impressed with both the musicianship and the self-effacing humor. The lead singer busting on their homeland Canada was hysterical but, unlike other shows I've been to lately (i.e. CAKE), the commentary did not overtake the music.
