Bauhaus Tickets

From the moment we arrived we were given extra care by your amazing staff! I walk with a cane and need special seating at events.... the entrance staff at The Palladium called for a escort, she promptly arrived, walked us through the venue safely lighting the way with her flashlight, found us seats and made sure I was comfortable. The concert was amazing! Sound was spot on! The drinks were a bit pricy.... two drinks cost more than my concert tee 😳 Overall.... excellent experience!

What’s to say? I’ve been listening to this band for over 36 years. Daniel Ash is brilliant.

High energy show by the founders of goth rock! Band was tight and Peter Murphy’s vocals were perfect!

Bauhaus played a great show, but for all I know there could have been a CD player blasting their hits on stage. The venue is a giant roller rink and unless you’re right up front, have VIP tickets, or happen to be 6’3” you’re going to have a hard time seeing the band play. The drinks are also more expensive than any other venue I’ve been to.

5 stars and ONLY because the agent in the ADA Section made that day 11/3 didn't get her name, made the section user-friendly for our disabled guest plus their guest.

Decent venue, great show. .............................................................

Everything worked great but I downloaded and stored my tix in G-Pay (Google) as I usually do so I don't have to log back on to the LiveNation site or app and after a while they disappeared. Unfortunate but not a biggie and may not be LiveNation or Ticketmaster's doing.

Phenomenal show. I was concerned they would not be rehearsed enough - not an issue. Kevin Haskins held everything together behind the drum kit. band was very tight. The only negative was all the people holding their phones up all night to record - it really distracted from the performance.

Bauhaus Rocked!!! Everything about the performance was on point!

after a 12 year hiatus this band comes together like they’ve never been a part. Peter Murphy’s Voice is powerful and reaches every corner of the room. for a three-piece band with the lead singer roaming the stage they create a tremendous amount of sound. and exceptional show from beginning to end

i visited the Palladium only a few months ago and watched the show from the balcony overlooking the stage. Not a bad view. And safe from the mosh pit. For Bauhaus, i spent extra , arrived early to secure a good viewing location. Unfortunately, the Palladium needed to milk extra money out of people by putting two rows of EXTRA vip table seating in front of the regular VIP ticketholders. This seriously ruined our view and many of us literally saw nothing.

Bauhaus! They know how to put a show on. They are gorgeous, glittery, sequinsy, sexy men. Peter Murphy’s baritone was perfection, filling The Palladium with its power. I loved the fact that these men respect their audience enough to have multiple costume changes. One outfit had feathers, another had sequins and Peter Murphy invested in beautiful hats ranging in color from a bright azure blue to midnight black. Every song was perfection. Lilting guitar rifts filled the air and the audience was delighted. This was a once in a lifetime treat. It was like an Anne Rice fever dream come true. My only regret was those gorgeous vampires on stage did not choose me to be their own ( I Joke). I absolutely recommend that fans put down your greenbacks for these truly talented goth icons.

$30.00 dollars to use your lot to park? Had I not been meeting someone and running late I would have gone somewhere else.

This time was a longer set list than the resurrection tour and already knew what to this time my only wish was to include more songs and my wish was conceived Bauhaus are so good playing live

Very boomy sounding at the venue. Not sure why this was but it was the worst sound I have herd there.

Aging goth deities delivered a charged and memorable show that was poorly supported by the venue. It seems the Hollywood Palladium is coasting on its name. Sound was very poor and whoever was running the boards had multiple problems. Lots of low end feedback on mics and guitars, and vocal mics that were off when they were supposed to be on - couldn't hear Peter Murphy singing half of She's in Parties!

I'm going to eschew the nonsense and get right to the point: Bauhaus is a pretty damn amazing live band. They were tight and on-point. Granted, they've played these songs together intermittently over the course of the last 40 years but there was still so much power behind the performance that you'd forget these gents are all pushing their 60's. There were a few technical issues that were out of their control, ie. dead mic for half of She's in Parties and a faulty wireless that Peter Murphy dispatched across the stage with a single-finger salute to see it on its way, but they did not impede on the energy of the band as a whole. My biggest gripe about the show had absolutely nothing to do with the band. I was about 12 feet away from the front of the stage, which should have provided me with a clear view of the stage. Unfortunately, a majority of the audience snapped pictures and filmed large portions of the show, making it difficult to see the action on stage. Look, I get it; you want a few pictures and videos and that's fine. The problem is that a good portion of these people are screwing people out of the experience off seeing the band live. Overall, the amateur filmmakers couldn't completely ruin the evening. If you have the opportunity to see Bauhaus, do it before they wave good night for the last time.

Bauhaus sounded great. I’m told they looked like it was an effortless reunion. Only problem is that I refused to stand in queue for two hours to get in to the Gen Admission area. The price for maintaining my peace of mind was not seeing the show. Simply could not get past the concessions area without what would have amounted to shoving my way through the crowd. Bummer.

Bauhaus triumphant return was vast!! Peter Murphy vocals are powerful as his presence! The sound quality at the Palladium is amazing.

Delicious set. The boys were on point. Great moments with Peter, Kevin and David (too far from Danny, sorry you missed me!). They sounded great, looked awesome and had terrific energy; even with Peter's ear piece monitor issues. Sound guys were dialed in, lighting dramatic, stage was minimalistic; which framed the boys and the music perfectly. I was secretly tickled by the condensed version of Bela, it didn't seem appropriate to air out the entire opus, which is far to personal and intimate to experience with over 2000 of your close personal friends. The boys looked like they were having a lot of fun. It was truly a magical evening. Thank you Bauhaus for keeping the magic alive.