Conor Oberst Tickets

Awesome show? Opening act was good too.? The venue was perfect for this show. Wish he came on earlier though.

What a venue to see such a performer. Seeing an all-encompassing selection from his past now that he is a ripe old man of 32. Hearing fresh life brought into some old classics makes you realize his range.

I could hardly believe Daniel Johnston was playing relatively locally. So thankful Conor brought him on tour! His performance was one I'll never forget. I've seen Conor Oberst twice and this was by far the absolute best!!! He was so coherent and raw...loved that he actually spoke to the crowd and was social. I will never forget this night!

Conor Oberst is a complex man who has made it to 32 years of age despite immense emotional struggles (and an overdose) often experienced by gifted people. Although many of the songs are dark, there are bold affirmations that going Hemmingway's way my not be the best choice. Personally, Mr. Oberst has helped me to deal with the death, an apparent overdose, of the person I loved more than anyone on this planet. The show was made especially meaningful because I stood next to a young man who had survived the demons of heroin. I felt the presence of my departed friend as we stood together singing, "It takes one to know one, kid I think you've got it bad."

The show was good! Lots of energy on stage! I had hoped that Jenny Lewis and Conor would have played a couple songs together. She did back up vocals on a couple songs which was cool. I liked the song list. He played a lot of Bright Eye's songs and MVB songs. I loved the venue. not too big, not too small.

Mindblowing! Conor was so much fun, played songs from most of his discography. Jenny Lewis was brilliant as well, she even played a few Rilo Kiley songs

Love them both. Totally worth standing for 5 hours straight. Conor had a lot of inspiring things to say. Sound was better for Jenny's set than it was for Conor's.

It truly beat any bright eyes concert I've been to. He was so happy and in such a great mood. All the people he brought with him only made it better since all of Mystic valley band made an awesome appearance playing all their amazing music.

Conor Oberst has been one of my favorite artists since I was 17, so it was absolutely surreal to see him in person. The show was an emotional roller coaster, ups and downs in the set list (mostly his new work) kept it feeling fresh for the entire hour and a half he played for. There were definitely no lulls in the intensity of his performance, just transitions from hard to soft and then back again. Felt like 15 minutes, checked my phone and it was an hour later.

It was overall a fun show. But I couldn't understand why the volume for Jenny's set was so low. I could literally hear the conversations of the people around me. It was a strange to me. I love to feel the bass of the music in my feet and in my heart. I could feel it in Conor's set.

Conor was phenomenal as always, as were his wonderful friends / musicians! And such a wonderful bonus to have Jenny Lewis there, as well!

Excellent venue. unique "stripped down" performance from Conor Oberst. Played a wide range of songs from different projects and albums.

Opening act was Simone Felice, intense, raw. sensitive, intelligent, beautiful, funny, delicate, are just a few adjectives I can find to describe him and also his music. Great opening act! Conor played for almost 2 hours to a full house, I can describe the show with one word AWESOME, no need to get hyper intellectual in describing one of the most prolific song writers alive today. The show had a magically intimate feeling, the sound was superb and all the musical guest Conor had with him, did an amazing job accompanying him where ever he went. It was a little bit unclear if Conor improvised as he went, but it looked like hi might have a couple of times, not to any dismay of the audience. If I would raise one negative issue, it would lie with some audience members who so obviously do not have any tact or etiquette, when it comes to wanting to be heard during a quiet acoustic set, seriously irritating. Not to mention the amateur photographers who actually think a flash on a smart phone will make a better picture, it's does nothing besides annoy everyone in the audience and the artists on stage.

Conor Oberst is an extremely talented man-- and it's lovely to hear his music stripped down with little accessories added back-- different artists joining to sing back up or play guitar or piano or xylophone--- this was one of the best shows I've seen in a while-- and I go to a lot of shows...

I'm a big Bright Eyes fan, so of course couldn't pass this concert by. I was a little concerned about him being band-less, but almost all the songs were great with Conor on guitar or piano, and an occasional trumpet, bass, or piano accompaniment. Even my girlfriend, who's not a really big fan, was awed by what a great performance it was.

One of the best shows I have ever seen!!! Had some of the best seats in the house:)

What else is there to say? Seeing him live is a treat.

After seeing Conor perform some of his stuff solo on the East Coast, I was prepared for a full-length stripped down performance. It was all that. We had balcony seats that offered an amazing sound and a pretty good view. From The Big Picture to Milk Thistle Conor created a separate reality for me. I laughed out loud when he began playing Arienette, but was in tears by the end of the song. Same for Amy in The White Coat. Conor tore it up!!! I didnt expect Map Of The World, and my god Laura's vocals!!! Shell Games was a big surprise too.

Conor Oberst played a serious variety of songs, with many coming from albums made with Bright Eyes, and several from the Mystic Valley Band and Monsters of Folk.

Every thing about this night was magical. The music and the theater were perfectly complemented.