Bat for Lashes Tickets

Great concert, talented band and a wonderful singer. The nuances that she puts into the composition of each song is what makes her a super star. in my humble opinion

I was just so excited to catch one of the very few shows they were playing in the U.S. Everything was perfect. She's every bit as fantastic live as she is on CD. The show was simply magical.

Natasha Khan's voice is ethereal and enchanting. She is almost better live because the esthetic of her performance enhances the music so much. The drummer was incredible as well. Sarah Jones, who also drums for The New Young Pony Club, drummed her heart out. I had never noticed before how essential the tribal beats were to the songs, but they enhance the performance so much! Incredible live show! Other lives was a surprise because I had never heard of them before but I loved then and even bought their cd. They were kind and thrilled to talk to the audience. I wish I had met Natasha. Wonderful performance! I am glad that I drove 8 hours to Denver to see her.

I have seen many bands at indoor venues and I must say that the Bluebird is the best venue I have been to thus far. The acoustics were amazing and the small venue made the performance seem more personal. It would have been nice to have bar stools to sit on and enjoy drinks during the performance but otherwise I would recommend this venue to anyone. Of course, Bat For Lashes was fantastic. To hear such an amazing band live with excellent sound quality made the experience all the more memorable.

I have only known about Natasha Kahn and Bat For Lashes for a little less than two weeks now, but I fell in love their music and her voice instantly. I saw them on Jimmy Fallon’s show and their performance blew me away. When I found out that they were playing at the Blue Bird I immediately purchased a ticket. I have no words to describe the performance, simply spectacular. The stage design gave off the perfect ambiance for the bands musical vibe. Natasha's voice was that of an Angel, but I think she would better describe herself as a Siren. The band did not miss a beat. Natasha and the musicians performed perfectly in unison, I found myself lost in the world they had created for me and the audience.

Although the audience was a bit uptight, Other Lives and Bat for Lashes put on a great show. Other Lives had good presence and sound, and was a pleasant surprise. Snaps for Bat for Lashes--the sound was just as good as the recorded version, and Natasha Khan put on a great show. I never understood how Khan's affinity with the wolf worked through the music, but the primal sound of the percussion really gave it a wildness. Because it was such a small, intimate setting, it would have been nice to hear that personal note come out during song introductions, but there wasn't a lot of audience engagements. Overall, though, good time, fun show.

I'm glad I got there early because Other Lives are Awesome. They're even better live. Bat for lashes blew me away. Both groups are comprised of actual musicians, switching instruments and flawless vocals. It was very refreshing. I haven't seen a show that good in a while.

Her voice stays with you even after you leave the venue like a dream, and you can't shake off the resonance of the drums or passion with which all percussion and instruments were played... nor do you want to! I think her live shows are better than her albums, and I hope to see her again and again in the near future. I must say the stage set up was perfectly customized to her and her band members with lights, gaudy but cool throws and rugs, even a kewpie doll or two! Her costume was insanely spectacular! Everyone on stage was truly into the music as well as the audience. The only small complaint I have is that there were so many people I couldn't see most of the show. But the density of the crowd only shows you how talented and well loved Bat for Lashes truly is...I cannot fault her for a packed show!

Bat for Lashes really rocked the Loft. Superb vocals. Superb venue.

Missed seeing them at Lollapalooza...Austin show sold out...had to see this UK band...so to Dallas I trekked! It was worth the travel, enjoyed their music immensely...great energy watching them live...a must for any music lover. The entire band was simply amazing indeed...extremely satisfied with their performance and wish them the best for many years to come...definitely a band I'll follow.

Given the band's silent, meek entrance up the stairs to the second story Loft venue, you might have never anticipated the commanding stage presence of British four-piece Bat For Lashes. If you've heard their work, which is influenced by electronica and features Middle Asian music stylings, you know to expect an interesting and beautiful live show. I dug both of their releases and, after seeing this show, still felt my expectations were far exceeded. Quickly after ascending the stage, singer Natasha Khan, dressed in a layered tunic, meditated over the words in the intro to "Glass." The sharp vocals and great sound quality allowed the sounds to wash over us, bringing us under her spell. When the drummer kicked on the percussion, the spell didn't break, but only grew stronger. The percussion, like the vocals, was full, clear, and omnipresent. While slower tracks like "Good Love" and "Siren Song" were lifted even beyond their studio selves by Khan's soaring live vocals, the hypnotic, driving percussion on tracks like "What's a Girl To Do?" and "Pearl's Dream" was irresistible and wild. Neither the heat or the overcrowding could stop us all from bobbing around. All three supporting band members traded roles seamlessly, providing in turn percussion, backing vocals, and, sometimes, small strings of bells. The band performed a well-rounded initial set of material from 2006's "Fur and Gold" and 2009's "Two Suns." Khan returned solo after a short departure, laughing about the lack of hiding places in the small, wide-open venue. She performed a solo "Prescilla," singing of longing for simple domestic life and the struggle to find the courage to embrace it. Infused with the exotic sounds of her autoharp, it was a highlight of the night. I know I wasn't alone in hoping for a second encore. Eventually, though, the band wrapped up for good with crowd favorite "Daniel." Though the hour-plus set was both entertaining and impressive, I just wasn't finished dancing the night away in the exotic world of Bat For Lashes.

To start with Natasha is just about as talented as they come. She was both visually and audibly perfect and pleasing. The show was mellow but dancey and had just enough lighting to enhance but not to be over bearing. The set mimicked something from a thrift store, nick knacks were scattered throughout the stage. I would personally say this show was the second most amazing, breathtaking, and soul capturing show i have ever scene, only to be outdone by radiohead. I would STRONGLY suggest that everyone listen to and see this artist because its nearly life changing the talent this one women and her specially chosen band grace us with.

I've been a fan of Bat for Lashes since "Fur & Gold" came out a couple of years ago and her beautiful voice and magical gothesque sound has kept her albums on high rotation. When "Two Suns" came out I really hoped that I would get to see her, and thank goodness for friends on Myspace, because one bulletin announced her North American tour and I immediately bought my tickets. The venue was perfect; the Loft is a great size and it lent to the show being very intimate, I was on the front row and often was able to exchange smiles and be completely enraptured by Natasha's performance. All of the songs, even the ones played differently than the album versions, were perfect and awe-inspiring. She hit all of the high notes, danced beautifully, and was very humble and in-tuned to the audience. Overall this show was a religious experience for me, right down to the Jesus and Mary relics placed around the stage. I will also be buying the opening band, Other Lives' album as they were also quite impressive and started the mood that was carried on through the whole evening.

The concert was great and had an intimate feeling. Natasha and her mostly girl band sounded clear and crisp on every song. Highlights for me were her beautiful voice and the girl on drums. Amazing! The only improvement needed is Natasha's stage presence. Although she seemed confident with her performance, she was too shy addresing the crowd. I know she will improve as she matures as an artists. She is a great talent!

a must see band. Incredible energy, great band. Sounds way better than the album version.

I've been listening to the new album for a few weeks now, and the show faithfully recreated the sound and feel of the album, only better. There was much more drive to the percussion and the quieter numbers had a great deal more dynamic range. Plus her voice was always on the money and amazing. It reminded me of the best of the English Hippie groups that grew up around the old Roundhouse scene in the 70's. The songs are quite good as well but Daniel is the clear standout.

The singer sounds great, thus making all the songs sound that much more memorable. Having never been to this venue before I think it was a nice inimate setting for an artist like this.

OMG OMG OMG they blew me away i would love to se them perform in the woods.

The opener was surprisingly awesome and am definitely going to find out more about their music. Bat for Lashes was superb as expected and sounds exactly the same as she does on her album A+++!

we were standing in the back and had to stand on my tip-toes to see her, but natasha rocked me so hard even from that far away. she looked like an angel with her winged top... the songs were amazing, the sound was pretty great. but yes the only downfall was the crowdedness.