Death Cab for Cutie Tickets

Energetic performance and great mix of songs from their discography. A little surprised they didn't do anything from Codes & Keys but still a great night of DCfC music at the historic Ryman Auditorium.

A nice selection of songs from the new album and a great sampling of their classics.

DCFC gave an electrifying performance of their new and old songs. They brought the energy and the sound to an audience that enjoyed every minute of it!

The music was wonderful and they played everything I knew. My only problem was the bright lights pointed at the audience - gave me a headache - and the strobe lights toward the end of the show. It was my first time to see Death Cap for Cutie, and I was very pleased with the show.

Ben Gibbard and Death Cab tore through hit after hit with a real intensity and passion! All phases of the band’s history were given time. I left as an even bigger fan !

Went to red hat amphitheater for first time to see the band. Music was good and no different than renditions on the radio. I was expecting a more ramped up version live. Show was mellow so the lighting contrasted with the vibe of the evening. Thinking the show would be more appropriate for smaller venue to help engage the crowd more.

The aisles at the venue were terribly placed - I sat in one of the side sections and there were people constantly walking down the aisle & in front of us to go to the bar & restrooms. People also stopped to take pictures in front of the stage, temporarily blocking our view. Opening act "my brightest diamond" was one of the worst I've seen - she was a talented singer, but instead of having a full band, she was singing to a drummer and a laptop playing tracks. Other Death Cab/ Postal Service opening acts in the past have become some of my favorite bands. This was disappointing. The lighting was also poorly arranged. The lights that were directly behind the band were shining in the eyes of the crowd. The music & band were good as always, but other aspects of the concert made it less enjoyable.

Aside from people constantly walking around (I sat right behind a pathway), the performance was amazing! They played a lot of my favorite songs and did so beautifully!

We had a great time at the show. It was easy to find our seats, bathrooms and concessions. Screens would be nice but not necessary.

The show itself was fantastic! Some of the people around us were obviously not there for the music, just the social aspect of it all, so if you’re a true fan, get seats closer to the stage

One of the best concerts I have ever seen. Great instrumentals, laid-back venue and wonderfully executed show.

Saw two years ago and it was a slow but melodious show. This time around it was a wide open, in your face, rock and roll show worth seeing day after day. The music, lighting, vocals and their music was made special on this night!! 5 stars and would go again tomorrow!!

Death Cab for Cutie is so passionate about their music, and their show and set were simple but amazing. However, they do not allow any phones out during the performance, which I was not made aware of until 5 minutes before the show, and many people missed this announcement. This lack of communication resulted in people being escorted out, security shining lights at patrons all throughout the performance, and a sense of tension during the show.

When I stood to dance I was told by the usher to sit down. Cramped seats my knees were hitting the chair in front of me. I’ll catch them in Dallas or Nashville next time!!!

I've been wanting to experience a Death Cab for Cutie show for years. Given luck and timing, I was determined to see them when they came close, Birmingham. This was a tremendous show by both the opening act and Death Cab. Two things about the show stood out as superlatives and only one as a negative. The first positive was the energy and polish both the bands displayed. Long, creative, energetic sets were wonderful to experience. They put their heart into the show (rehearsal and performance wise). The second superlative was the lighting effects during Death Cab for Cutie's performance. The color and visual effects added to the entire experience of each song and really impressed me (as a photographer and visual artist). The ONLY downer may have been more a result of the venue than the bands. From my location on the front row of the balcony (center), the sound quality of the vocals were somewhat distorted from the opening act onward. The bass speakers in the overhead loft overwhelmed the vocals to us. This was likely a mixing issue based on the main floor sound. When ever the bass or percussion eased off in any of the songs, the distortion went away. One minor issue - Photography... There was NO clear notice that photography was not permitted in the venue until we left. Even then, it was only on a single small sign (12" x 16") laying on a table. If photography isn't permitted, it needs to be on the tickets. If it isn't clear, it isn't enforceable (and wasn't on the main floor).

Death Cab sounded great. It’s a shame they were throwing out very devoted fans over taking pictures. I was not thrown out but I was warned to put away my phone when I was merely checking the next song on the playlist. I respect image rights but these young ladies just wanted some pictures. It wasn’t sold out and I can’t imagine their picture is worth much even though I love them. I’ll continue to listen and enjoy but I’ll never pay for their concert again.

I have wanted to see Death Cab for Cutie since the early 2000s and finally got to see them in New Orleans this April 2019. The music was awesome!!! Lucky me gets to see them again at Red Rocks in June. This is the music of my life.

I've always liked Death Cab for Cutie but after seeing them live, now I'm a superfan!!!!! They were super high-energy and performed for longer than most bands we see. The light show was also really cool. If they ever come back to my area, I'll be there!

The band played for about 2 hours and kept the energy up the whole show. They sounded wonderful, better than on their albums. I'm so glad that I went!!

Loved this show! Great experience. Hope to see them again one day.