Dance Gavin Dance Tickets

This probably just stems from my anger that Tillian is gone…..But Andrew sounded awful. After watching videos I took, that was more than just being “sick.” I truly think his lack of vocal power greatly influenced the decrease in energy from the crowd. The crowd was more hyped for the opening bands! Andrew’s mic should’ve been louder (despite his lack of talent), and Jon’s should’ve been quieter. My ears are still ringing. As a side note, I’ve seen these guys 5 times now. This show confirmed for me, that I never want to see them again. As a side note, I loved every one of the opening bands. Phenomenal choices!

Brooklyn Bowl is always our favorite “go too” venue and we always get the bowling lane (it’s a must) ! Dance Gavin Dance was amazing ! We enjoyed The Home Team and Belmont! 10 out of 10 would recommend

I've seen DGD in concert numerous times and they NEVER disappoint. The vibes are amazing, the crowd work is excellent and I always leave with half my voice. These guys are an amazing show, if you're looking for some bopping bangers with a sprinkle of screamo they are absolutely the band for you!

All bands were awesome, especially DGD! They sound amazing live and really keep the crowd alive

Really great concert! I've seen them every year & plan to see them again next time.

We got there towards the end of Dwellings' set and they were awesome. Belmont were enthusiastic and really really good. The whole place went nuts for The Home Team who really amped up DGD's arrival to stage. DGD were amazing and paid homage to Jonny and Travis along with the new stuff. As for the venue, we'd never been before but the look of it, the theater design with the balcony, was freaking lit. There are bars in the balcony and the angle gives you a perfect view of the stage. Light show was awesome and sound hit like a truck. Staff and Security were friendly and the kept that merch line GOING. Shoutout to the poor security guards that had to catch everyone crowdsurfing through THT and DGD's sets!

If you know anything about Dance Gavin Dance, you know that they have endured some lineup changes over the roughly 20 years since their inception. The latest iteration includes the likes of Andrew Wells taking over lead vocals (after serving as more of a supporting vocal role and guitarist through recent years) and Sergio Medina as bassist (at least in a touring capacity). Mainstays and founders Jon Mess, Will Swan, and Matt Mingus make up the remaining Unclean Vocals, Lead Guitar, and Drummer positions respectively. It's clear this foundation is what keeps the Robot with or without Human Hair going. The opening acts during this tour showed out and really built the energy for DGD. Dwellings, Belmont, and The Home Team are all on their way to their own success and fit surprisingly well with a band that is seemingly a genre of its own. On to the main act though. The setlist for Dance Gavin Dance was an interesting mix of old and new. They included a track from their first EP (Whatever I Say Is Royal Ocean) dating back to 2006 as well as tracks that came out just a few weeks before the tour started. The big question mark for most about this tour and current lineup was how they would handle the lead singer change. But if you follow Andrew Wells or his other band Eidola, you would know that he is more than capable of taking over the reigns. I was still impressed to see how well he covered some of the songs originally performed/recorded by previous front man Jonny Craig. Needless to say, he absolutely crushed it and the rest of the band was as good as they have ever been. I have seen DGD several times and have witnessed all of the different lineups. This most recent show is up there among my favorites they have performed and is likely only second to the 10 Year Anniversary show at the Masquerade that included all previous front men and their respective bands at that time (Kurt Travis with A Lot Like Birds and Jonny Craig with Slaves). It is clear that Dance Gavin Dance are still going full steam ahead and look to be having as much fun as ever. I am looking forward to their new music releasing later this year and for the next time that they are in Atlanta. Thank you for continuing to create great music and perform as much as possible!

Four bands in one night in a smaller venue couldn’t have been better. Honestly had so much fun that I wouldn’t change anything.

Such an epic show. Every single band was amazing and the whole show was a giant party! Loved it!

Every band there absolutely amazing blew me away!!

Bought ultra meet and greet tickets for my husband for our anniversary! Had an incredible time!!! DGD was awesome! Amazing openers, The Home Team was incredible. The meet and greet was worth every penny for the experience we got!

I decided to get last minute tickets to this concert and let me tell you, it was worth every penny! Everything from the bands all the way down to staff was nothing short of amazing. Security was even pretty awesome. It was only my second concert that included crowd surfing and I was amazed at the quick reactions and the catches by security. The venue was really nice and had amazing sound. I will 1000% go back to this venue to see a concert and I will definitely be going back to see any of the band performing. Dwellings, Belmont, The Home Team, and Dance Gavin Dance put on a hell of a show!

I’m a long time DGD fan, but the audio was mixed so poorly that you couldn’t even hear Swan’s guitars, one of the defining features of the band, if literally any other person was playing. Wound up leaving early because it just sounded like power chord rock. In contrast, one of the opening bands Dwellings was mixed much better. Every instrument was distinct.

DGD just isn’t the same… not sure what else to say really

DGD plays a great show every time. I can’t want for the new album so they can come back to Mn 🤙🏼

Dgd always knows how to light the place up! If you’ve never seen them live you’re missing out, from stunning guest appearances from their past singers to amazing set pieces, to insane stage performances, they’re one of my favorite bands to see live.

Ended up leaving before the main band due to sound issues and according to other they waited 2 hours before they were fixed. We also couldn't find the time to doors opened until t minutes before making us miss a couple of bands. In-between set music wasn't great.

Woooooow. Holy heck. I've seen a multitude of famous bands, but this venue with these artists? Cleanest sound quality, most welcoming crowd and community. Honestly, one of my favorite environments to be in of all time. I always end up in DGD's 0.01% of listeners each year, it was fated that I saw them in such a fantastic place, with some fantastic people. Experience of a lifetime, for me, truly. Seeing Kurt Travis play Uneasy Hearts Weigh The Most, never thought I'd see that in my lifetime.

I took my 17-year-old daughter to this show, because DGD is her band, not mine. I have listened to many of their recordings while driving my kid to work, and I was really blown away by their guitar work. It reminds me a bit of Tim Henson's style of playing. The show was good, but because of the (necessary) volume, much of the guitar nuance was lost. They put on a great show, though. Fantastic venue, too! Cheers to Drake, Toronto, and History!

I had a great experience at this venue. Entry was organized, smooth and quick. The venue was clean and sound was overall good. I applaud the security staff, they made sure the crowd was hydrated but continually passing out water. They also handled the crowd surfing and safety very well. Highly recommend