Cut Copy Tickets

One of my favorite bands at one of my favorite venues!

I love Cut Copy and had wanted to see them for some time, but having seen many shows, it became apparent quickly that most of the music was recorded, and they were pretending to play it. I don't think many attendees noticed, or maybe didn't care, but it was obvious if you paid attention. The lighting, mostly from behind and strobes, helped to sell the illusion so you couldn't see their lips or they're fingers on instruments easily. It was a real shame, but I still love them.

Awesome show and great energy! Band performed some new songs and some signature songs that everyone wanted to hear.

This was my first time seeing them and they were simply great. Their energy was fantastic and they kept the crowd moving. It felt like one big, loving dance party! The visuals were perfect and the sound spot on. Their openers Classixx were a match made in heaven as well.

We arrived in the middle of Classixx set and were surprised at the quality of the sound at the venue. Classix had a great setup and sound, and I am now a true Classix fan. The setup time for Cut Copy was inordinately long - setting up took almost 45 minutes, but it was worth it. Cut Copy puts on an amazing show, has amazing sound, engages the audience, really gets into their music and digs their fans. Truly one of the best shows I've been to in a while. They played all the hits and some tracks from their new album, which lasted over an hour and a half, and the songs were perfectly balanced to allow the crowd to rest after dancing and then rock again after resting. I was pleasantly surprised that the music was organic in that it wasn't just keyboards; everyone played at least 2 instruments and the sound was amazing. "Let Me Show You Love" was a prime example of organic sound, with the live performance being better than the recorded version and just melting faces.

We had a wonderful time at the concert. The doors opened 1 hour after the stated time. Classixx came on first, and they were just the thing to get the crowd pumped up. Because of the late start, I began to worry that Cut Copy wouldn't get to play very many songs, but everything turned out to be just fine. Cut Copy gave a fantastic performance and played all the songs I had been hoping to hear. The place was pretty packed and people kept trying to squeeze us in. The last few times I've been to this venue the crowd has been pretty ruthless about shoving their way past you to get the spot they want. Don't sit in the front row, all the people standing in front start to back up and you'll get squashed. Better to sit on the side sections or 2nd row for best results.

Great show. Fun times! This was our third time seeing Cut Copy - they always deliver. High and positive energy.

Always catch Cut Copy when they are in town, always put on a solid performance. Palladium as always proves to be one of the bets venues in LA.

I had so much fun! Danced all night. Energy from fans was so energetic! Great sound at palladium!

Didn't know what to expect live from them but boy was I in awe by the end of the night. Not only were they amazingly good but the over all feeling and vibe to this show was next to none. They definitely know how to rock the house. Never a dull moment. From start to finish I was living every second of it.

Cut Copy never disappoints!!!!!!! Amazing performance per usual.

The concert was exceptionally fun. Cut Copy is great live. Venue was a bit overcrowded but he show made up for it.

First time to the Newport. A great place to see a show! Close and personal with the act. As we walked in, music was provided by a one person show. She was the amazing Jessy Lanza. A pretty young woman with a memorable breathy soprano voice. Flanked by two vintage Roland synths and a Mac for sequencing, she fed us electronic music reminiscent of the Art of Noise. She humbly signed her CDs for sale in the lobby and briefly spoke with people who looked to chat with her. She was awesome! Between her and the main event, a djay used a sampled loop from Jessy which eased into upbeat dance music to keep the crowd bopping while the stage was reset. Without a curtain, all was there to see. And band members came into view as things were set up. Cut Copy with their unmistakable genre grabbed the audience from the start and did not let go until their encore which ended with Need You Now. A light show of moving head projectors, strobes, a powerful computer projector and fog dazzled as did the group. The energy of the music and Cut Copy's lead singer translated nicely to the crowd who waved, raised their hands and sang along at his lead. Missing was the common drum solo and bassist takeover while the rest took a break. It was not that long of a show. Surprisingly absent though was an introduction of the band members. I think crowds like to recognize them individually during shows. The Newport is a great place to see a show and this pair, Jessy Lanza and Cut Copy was a great show to see!

To see Cut Copy in concert was a dream come true. Huge fan since forever, and to see them come at Terminal 5 NYC was the best. It was a dance party(atleast for me and my friend) The band was fun but not as pumped as I would have thought, since they hadn't done a show in NYC for the longest. But nonetheless it was a treat to see them perform and I hope to again.

Cut copy puts on an amazing show. I've seen them three times in various cities and at each show had the best time.

Great show, great venue, great time. WOuld definitely recommend.

I have seen MANY concerts and venues, and been to various festivals, but nothing tops Cut Copy's energy. Their performance was unforgettable and uplifting :)

The warm-up act was ok, artistic but perhaps a bit too slow and blue for warm-up. It consisted of a solo act by a woman who played downtempo synth house/dub/whatnot and sang with a dreamy voice. The band came in on time and did their show, which lacked effort and enthusiasm. When they first finished, people were shouting things like "I gave my money for this? Get back here!" The band returned for an encore of a few songs and then left.

Cut Copy always puts on a fantastic show! This was no exception, they sounded great, though I couldn't see a thing thanks to Terminal 5's horrible layout.

Short concert by Cut/Copy. Not a memorable event. Others around us also commented how short the show was.