Circa Survive Tickets

Circa Survive never disappoints. They are a must to see live!

Circa Survive was just amazing. The band got everyone to dance and have a good time. Anthony Green was perfect, the band was perfect, and I will definitely see them play live again.

They bring so much energy, and if you've ever followed/listened to them, you will love them live. It's truly an experience. Get close and enjoy the show.

That was the first time I have ever seen Circa Survive perform live and it was amazing. They did not disappoint. I cannot wait till I get to see them again. Hopefully that is sooner rather then later.

So the venue was extremely small and there was absolutely no room on the railings or top floors so we decided on gathering into the mosh pit which is better anyways because you can really get into it. Anthony Green is an amazing and unforgettable performer with an insane band that just could not be better! Even the crowd was really great (except for the two who thought it was a death metal show and were trying to.throw fists in the mosh pit). I crowd surfed and Anthony Green grabbed my hand, he is really involved with his audience and always super appreciative to his fans. Best show I've ever been to and I've seen some pretty big names. Nothing compares. Go see them.

Everything from lights and sound quality to showmanship and overall appreciation for the fans. Great show one of the very best i've been to.

This was my first Circa show and it was really, really great. There's no barricade against the stage so I was right there, face to face, inches away from the band themselves. Wonderful, although the venue is kind of out of the way, there's a train station right in front of the venue (J,Z trains.)

Each time I see Circa, it's always better than the last time. The whole experience was absolutely unforgettable and I will cherish the memories I have of this show for the rest of my life. The vibe in the room, and their music alone can turn a whole room of strangers into a family. Seeing Circa Survive perform is truly a blessing, and an unforgettable journey of the mind, body, and soul.

Circa put on a hell of a show, but the real reason this show was so great was because the energy that was collectively shared by the audience and the band... It was most certainly a rowdy bunch that night

Such a solid night! Circa Survive never disappoints.

Circa Survive killed it at their show! So much energy! The opener, The Box Tiger was great also even with their bass problems, they got a lot of heart! Wasn't too big of a fan of the middle band (UME I think?) but that didn't deter me. I love Circa Survive and highly recommend they book in Portland again!

These guys put on an amazing show! Anthony Green really gets the crowd amped and makes the show even a touch funny. The set list was average but every song sounded incredible! Must see!

This was the third time I've seen circa and I think they get better each and every time. So much energy and talent. They will always be my favorite band

There are few front men put there quite like Anthony Green. He encourages crowd surfing andtakes time to greet those who do. The rest of the band replicates their incredible sound flawlessly to the point where its hard to listen to their albums without recalling how "its true. Live is better" Fans of circa have to see them at least once. Its a requirement for fandom.

Amazing show amazing venue band was amazing good vibes in the crowd

Wow. This was clearly my favorite set of Circa's out of the five times that I've seen them play. The crowd has pretty rowdy but that's understandable considering how plenty of the fans came from such distant places (I believe someone flew in from Australia just for the show). The energy from both the band and the fans was obviously evident and there wasn't a single moment where I felt bored. The Dear Hunter was a nice surprise as well! I had never seen them before other than Casey by himself at the el rye theater but damn, they played one hell of an opening set. I highly recommend anyone to go see either one if the bands mentioned in my review above.

Probably one of the best concerts I've ever been to. The Deer Hunter was great, but Circa, who I came to see was absolutely on top of their game! I cant wait for the DVD to come out! I loved the venue too. It was really nice and huge. The entire event was worth the trip all the way from South Texas!

Circa never let's you down. Every time we see them they get better.

This show was absolutely amazing. I had been pumped about it eve since it was announced. My wife and i got there around 11am to try to secure a good spot since it was GA. Fast forward to the show, we ended up being in the front row right in front of Colin. Being a fan of the opening band i was excited to see them play. And as i expected they put on a great show. They had a 40 min set. Now to circa survive. As soon as the dear hunter ended the crowd got intense. You could just feel the crowd shifting from side to side. Once circa hit the stage the crowd lost it. Lots of crowd surfers and 5000 fans singing along with the band. Midway through the set they blew a bunch of confetti into the crowd along with GIANT balloons. People were indeed playing with Anthony Greens balls as he said. The band left and came back for a 5 song encore. All in all they played for 2 hrs. At the end of the set Anthony Green stage dived into the crowd. If you have not seen circa survive live you are indeed missing out.

This had to have been a one-off because I heard them perform at the Bootleg theater a while back when they were promoting Blue Sky Noise. I feel like that $40 could've been spent better elsewhere. I turned down Janelle Monae next year for this disappointment. Anthony Green's voice kept cracking, at one point he started singing the bridge of a song instead of the second verse, and the rest of the band sounded off-tempo. And it was only amplified by The Dear Hunter opening for them and showing how much better their performance was than Circa's. I'll continue to support CS and look forward to whatever music they produce in the future, but I don't know about seeing them live anymore.