Bastille Tickets

Bastille is so great live. I've seen them twice now, at two very different venues, and they were both a blast. Love when Dan walks through the audience. Was a little disappointed is Wolf Gang but their last two songs, which are their new songs, were good so that's promising. Aside from all the poles on the main level, HOB is a great venue. I think they should offer some last minute VIP deal or entrance though because the show was sold out but VIP was empty.

Bastille was amazing. He sounds just as amazing in person as he does on his cd. They really know how to get a crowd going even when it's 150 degrees in the venue. Every bit of it was worth it. I wanna see them everytime I can!!

The show was phenomenal. Bastille is really great live. They do a good job of playing what the audience craves, involving the audience in the show, and keeping everyone kyped up. The reason this isn't 5 stars? God, I hate this venue so much. It gets stupid hot (easily 105 degrees) and the acoustics are pretty awful.

The band was amazing, as was the opening band, wolf gang. However there were some technical difficulties during the show and it looked like they were have sound errors too. The worst was the heat. It was so unbelievably hot in the Ritz and there was no air circulation whatsoever. You may think I am overexagerating but I use to live in GA trust me, it was hot to a point where I felt sick jumping around too much. Bottom line, good show, bad venue. the ritz is basically just an emptied warehouse and not ideal for this kind of gig, in my opinion.

I gave the event an overall 5 star review because on a scale of one to ten, Bastille is at least a 30. The venue was ridiculously hot, but basically, that's irrelevant.

Despite it being ridiculously hot inside, Bastille brought it. They had so much energy! The show was super fun, I would definitely recommend.

Bastille absolutely delivered a great performance. It truly had the feel of "band-on-the-rise". All the band members were so excited to play for a large/eager crowd. It was fun. Beware of this venue, though. It's EXTREMELY hot. Not enough AC/ventilation and no assigned seats (guaranteed mosh pit).

Bastille put on such a great show, the band sounded great & the lights added a good touch. Wolf gang was also a great band. I really enjoyed this concert, best concert I've been to in a long time. Although the venue was extremely hot and cramped, it was well worth it.

Great show and venue. I love Bastille and was looking forward to this concert for months. Dan Smith sounded exactly like the same live as he does on the radio. Simply amazing. I could have done without having to stand for 3 1/2 hrs and smelling everyone's feet and armpits, but general admission so that's what you get. (Not to mention, the obnoxious 20 yr olds who forced their way in front of everyone who'd been standing for an hour and then proceeded to talk through the show).

Great venue, reasonable price, unbelievable show!!

Bastille is AMAZING. Buckhead Theater was PACKED but everyone had a great time. Dan has a perfect voice, and there was A LOT of crowd interaction. Can't wait to see them again!

Bastille came out full of energy and life! Their songs were even better live and they did an amazing job of drawing the audience into their performance!

The band sounded great. The songs were popular and fun to sing to. The band entertained the Audience. Although the music is fun and exciting, the crowd Bastille attracts seems to be different from the other bands in their genre. One girl threw a bra onto the stage while the lead singing said "sh..." After dropping a phone. The audience is becoming increasingly younger; therefore, it is important that artists be good role models. Saying that, Bastille cannot be perfect nor do I intend for them to make everyone happy. My review is for the parents taking children. Just be informed. Also- House of Blues event staff (yellow shirts) very rude. Even though the police informed the staff that they do not own the curb (where a small group of five parents were sitting,) the staff still harassed and kept looking at us....our kids were waiting to meet Bastille after concert at 1:30 AM...but the band appears to have had to catch a flight and rushed past not even stopping and thanking their fans for coming. Did the band not know they had a flight? Could they not have exited the building five minutes earlier? I don't know but again- the band is comprised of humans not robots- they can't always do everything WE want. I think I would take the girls to another one.

Fantastic event in the house of blues las vegas...Our tickets were standing, at the top and restricted our view but was still amazing!

The band is amazing of course, but the venue is not ready for shows of this calibre.

I feel like whomever booked the venue had no idea how popular Bastille is.. They could have sold out a waaay bigger place but it was awesome being so close!

Incredible performance by Bastille - and I had very high expectations as an avid concert goer. Between Dan's amusing yet passionate dancing, the ever present drums, and incredible lyrics - seeing the band live is definitely an experience. Both Dan and Will were always holding eye contact and smiling which was very cool. Dan came into the audience during "Flaws", walking from one side to the back of the audience and across to the other. Near the end of the concert, it was obvious people in the crowd were drinking too much and girls ended up pushing to the front and obnoxiously shouting, screeching, and sloshing their drinks around (at one point resting their arms on my head). It wasn't the worst crowd atmosphere I'd encountered, and definitely did not ruin the concert!

BASTILLE was absolutely amazing! His incredible voice on the albums definitely translates over to his live and very vivacious performances. He was humble in that he thanked the crowd so many times, but we should really have been thanking him for letting us listen to his astounding voice!!!

After seeing Bastille at Music Hall of Williamsburg last fall, I knew I had to see them again the next time they were in the area. I was fortunate enough to get tickets when they went on sale through Ticketmaster, and did not have to sacrifice my first born to the secondary ticket market, as many other people who were waiting to get in did. A friend of mine flew in to see them, and we met up with people that I knew from the MHoW Bastille show. The Venue: I've been to Webster Hall before (Bombay Bicycle Club, Japandroids, and a few other shows), and really enjoy the venue - it's a great space with a bar in the back and on house right, as well as a bar upstairs (if I recall correctly). Also, love the coat check downstairs (best $4 you'll spend; makes dancing around much easier). Given how cold it was out, they let people into the Sports Bar while everyone waited for house open. I was not one of those people, but waiting out in the cold wasn't too bad. The Crowd: This time around, the crowd was a bit older (maybe it was the midweek show), which was nice; not as many screaming teens. Everyone seemed really excited, and there were only a few instances of the "let me push through to find my 'friend'," which, again, I think the older crowd was a factor. The Band: Ah yes, the reason why everyone was there. The opener, Grizfolk, was pretty good. I only heard one of their songs previously, but it wasn't bad. And then, BASTILLE. Now, I'm not one to fangirl, but there is something about them that brings the fangirl out of everyone. Maybe it's their good looks, or their talent, or their English charm - I think it's a combination of all of that. Dan Smith writes beautiful songs, which sound just as good acoustic as they do with a full band; and are so moving live. They play as though they are having a lot of fun, and as if it could be their last performance, as in they seem to fully realize that the attention they're receiving could be a flash in the pan. Hopefully, it won't be. The set was extremely high energy, and those who have seen them before, or watched videos of their live performances were waiting anxiously for "Flaws," where Dan comes down and sings as he walks through the crowd (and sometimes stumbles as he climbs back onstage). I think they're getting used to playing live, as they seemed much more relaxed and comfortable on stage. Additions to their set from their last time they were in NYC included "The Draw," which can be found on All This Bad Blood. It has a darker, harder, more guitar heavy sound that works so well. My only complaint is that it went by too fast. If it were possible for Bastille to play every song they have, including all the covers, I would be in heaven. They, however, would probably be beyond exhausted.

Dan Smith's songwriting is impeccable. Thoughtful and heartfelt lyrics alongside melodic rhythms make for unforgettable music. His songwriting rivals that of Chris Martin and Ryan Tedder. BΔSTILLE awes and amazes as they perform just as well live as they do in the studio. I'd pay twice what I did to see them again and I'm not at all surprised that this show sold out in 10 minutes!