Barenaked Ladies Tickets

The performance was a blast with music of all varieties showing off the band's versatility. The stage maintained their exuberance thoughout the show and had the crowd singing along with full joy. Sad to say the venue - one that i really want to love - detracted immensely from our fun. Our site lines were dramatically hampered by a giant support pole in front of us and the minimal slope of the seating floor.

Great performance as always. Lot of repeat of their Ocean’s Calling set from September; but they still killed it on stage. Fun show.

All 3 bands were good. The venue is great not too big not too small just perfect. And loved the playlist from BNL best!

The group did a very good job of keeping the hype up in the crowd, and the production crew kept a close eye on storms nearby. Even on the back lawn, it was easy to enjoy the concert. I would recommend seeing them live!

The venue charges $20 for cans of beer, this is by far the most overpriced, overrated venue,

Show started on time with opening act Fastball, followed by Guster (one of my favorite ❤️ bands!). Both were wonderful and the venue provided excellent views and acoustics from every spectator area around the stage. BNL took the stage at dusk, and played for about 90 minutes (including encores) - a good mix of some new songs, old standards, and some improv originals and covers (all pleasant surprises for fans like me!). Light rain started to fall towards the end of their set, but the band played on …it wasn’t enough to deter loyal fans like me, and anyway felt kind of good after a hot summer afternoon spent in the outdoor open amphitheatre. I went home happy and tired from experiencing another GREAT show by BNL and friends, and am looking forward to the next time they come to town!

I have gone to see BNL 6 or so times and this was the first time they didn't have a great show. The lead singer was losing his voice and they pitched a lot of the vocals to other band members. It was just Meh instead of the fun humor filled night I had expected.

I’ve seen Barenaked Ladies several times and it’s always a great show… Their music is fun, upbeat & brings me back to my high school days… Also, I was thrilled to see Guster again after 20 years… Fastball was new to me until they sang a few of their hits, then recognized them immediately… Overall it was an amazing evening & I’m so glad I went…

Staff was helpful and accommodating with ADA seating. Top notch entertainment. Loved BNL and opening bands were awesome too.

I had never been to a concert by any of the bands that played. I thought this could be a fun concert. Fastball opened and they were great. Guster played next and I had never even heard of them. They were also great. Even without knowing a single song, you are engaged in the show! Then Barenaked Ladies came on and they knocked it out of the park! What a fun band. For the Encore, all 3 bands came out and performed together. What a show!

This was such a good show, Fastball, Guster + Bare Naked Ladies - All were fantastic! It was great, outside at Chastain and they all sounded just like we were back in the 90s. Wonderful time - Thank you guys!

The BNL concert was amazing and so much fun! We had a blast!

Concert was good - what I find offensive is $30 to park, $18 for a 25 oz domestic beer and concession workers wanting tips on top. People want to go out, have a good time and listen to great bands at a reasonable price. I haven't been to Chastain Ampitheater in several years and it used to be they would let you bring in your own snacks and drinks. If I attend another concert at this venue in the future, I'll be sure to have dinner and drinks prior to attending and avoid any purchases.

The Barenaked Ladies still put on a fantastic, audience engaged show. The are well worth seeing, and the Red Rock theatre's 1000 seats is a great venue. We will return for another concert, and watch for another oportunity to see the BNLs!

BNL and Toad put on a great show. Always fun to see them. The only issue is that the room they played (Symphony Hall at the DECC in Duluth) was too small and too loud to truly enjoy the show. A great venue for many shows but not for a louder rock band. Even with ear plugs it was uncomfortable for the kids and the acoustics lead to difficulty in hearing the lyrics. I might just becoming a cranky old man but we saw them last year at an outdoor venue and it was a much more enjoyable show.

We went mainly to see Toad the Wet Sprocket, who were as good live as on their recordings, and were amused, entertained and ultimately very impressed with the musicianship of BNLs! What a talented pairing of bands, and they obviously have respect and affection for each other too, even bringing out Glen Phillips for their hilarious, spot-on cover of AC/DCs “Highway to Hell”. We loved how they engaged with the audience and brought messages of gratitude and encouragement for the good people they’ve met on tour - in both red and blue states - trying to encourage understanding and cohesiveness in a very tense time in US (one night after presidential election.) Thank you to both bands not just for a great show but for caring about their audience’s mental health. It worked. It really was an uplifting experience.

BNL small concert makes for a great night out! Fun, engaging and just what we needed after an election day!!!!

Barenaked Ladies & Toad the Wet Sprocket were AMAZING! The entire show was fun & funny & every song was awesome! They connected to the audience in a way I have never experienced before at a concert!!

The show was fantastic. They are great entertainers, and incredibly talented. One of the best shows I’ve been to.

These guys still put on a great show 30 some years later! I wish they’d come to MN more often! They even came back out after we screamed for more! Played new songs and their best hits. You must go see them while you can!