Devo Tickets

Great show; the band was on fire. We enjoyed ourselves immensely. See this band live-you'll not regret it...

This show was so much fun - tons of energy, enthusiasm and more costume changes than Lady Gaga. I haven't felt this good during a show in a long time. Great rapport within the band and with the audience. I thought they sounded great, too, and they played almost everythign you would have wanted them to play.

Devo is the best band ever!!! Fabulous act with great energy. I would never have guessed these guys are 50-60 ish. I hope I have that much when I am their age. I am sooo glad that they are still touring and still making music. Duty now for the future!

I didn't know what to expect. I was more than pleasantly surprised. Their voices are still intact after all of this time. Very entertaining!

These guys ROCK! After all these years, the band still performs with energy and enthusiasm throughout each of their songs. So much fun!

The warm-up band for this show really had me wondering what the person(s) who chose them was thinking! I'm very open to alternative music of many sorts, but I found the format very repetitive, clipped, and not mixed very well. Mostly blasted double-basses with clipped synth on top. Their drummer seemed the only one proficient with his or her instrument.

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No we are Devo, D-E-V-O. Most Songs were Fantastic, playing with full energy and well done. A few not so good, however, but worth it to slog through the bad!

I saw Devo just play an incredible, energetic, giving and loving set at The Warfield Friday night in Downtown San Francisco. Their energy, and love for their music radiated clearly throughout their two pronged set. The first half was songs that use keyboards, the second half was more of a stripped down prog/punk experience. They brought the keyboard back out for their encore, which was just amazing. I don't want to give too much away, but they just really, professionally, rocked it out from start to finish.

I think I have seen them at least 5 times and they never sounded better.

This was the 6th time I've seen DEVO. Never disappointed. Always put on a good show, and Friday was no exception. I bought the new album or CD.. and expected them to play a good portion of it. It is a good album, but not one of their best. I was glad they only played 4 songs from it. I basically wanted to hear selections from their first 3 albums, which they hit on all 3. Was glad to hear Going Under, Planet Earth, Smart Patrol, Mr. DNA, Freedom Of Choice, Mongoloid, Uncontrollable Urge, and of course Jocko Homo.

The venue was petite, in a strip mall next to a warehouse with a church, so we knew a devolved night was in store. Hot dogs were on sale inside the Northern Lights near a pair of long bars extending into the area which faced the stage. The intimate setting was perfect for hardcore fans, newbies and press (bloggers?) to feel the pulse of DEVO's tight performance radiate within, even while standing still. Few failed to move with the music sets which pleased me more. Jeff Friedl, sitting in for Josh Freese who was on tour with Weezer, was spectacular on the drums. Hope to see him again in the future. New songs from their first studio release in 20 years were few and far between but that was to be expected given their significant catalog of audience favorites. Would I have traded "Going Under" for "Human Rocket" that night? Probably. I really do want to see them perform the entire new album. This show had no less energy than the back-to-back nights last November in NYC where _Are We Not Men_ and _Freedom of Choice_ were performed in full. That was novel and I hope the music industry leans that direction for future releases. Overall, the audience was a decent mix of costumed fans spanning the 70s forward to a gent in a home-made vest for 'Don't Shoot! I'm a Man' standing next to a young child in the red dome and knee-pads. Blue domes, gray masks and balding heads added to the diversity. VIP tickets allowed us access to the 'after show' which was very different than the VIP experience in NYC. The staff at Northern Lights was not well informed about 'the plan' up to and including during the show. Discussions with others confirmed the inconsistency as few of us were even offered the special sticker for the back room. Unfortunate for the DEVOtee collectors who participated.

Mark and the guys put on a show as if it were the 80s!

DEVOlution is alive and kicking. The Ohio State Fair was lucky to have the Akron boys. One of the best concerts I ever attended and amazingly, even more entertaining than the fair folk.

DEVO has as much energy as they did in the '80s! I couldn't have been more impressed and thrilled to finally see them! I've been waiting to see DEVO since 1981 and never thought I would get to. I introduced my boys to DEVO 2 yrs ago, and they are as much a fan as I am. We drove 6 hours just to see the show, had great seats, and enjoyed meeting other DEVOTEES who showed up wearing Energy Domes and T's or radiation suits. I sure hope they plan on yet another album and tour! I'll be there!

Great show,only four stars because of opening act. Good mix of old and new songs, use of LED display behind the band was cool, crowd was great and t-shirts didn't even cost too much.

from the skirt guy to the gal that said she was alright and was accompanied by paramedics of out of the venue , lets not forget the guy who was obviously tripping his azz off twisting the cigarette .. there was an obvious message to sociality, Lord willin and the creek don't rise the rest of you will eventually get it. Go See The SHOW..!

I had high expectations and Devo did not dissapoint. They are great showmen with theatrics, video and costume changes to back the great music. A good taste of the new music, but plenty of the old favorites to keep the die hard fans happy. And most importantly hard driving rock and roll eneregy the whole set.

Great visuals and vocals with new takes on old classics and new music as well.

the concert featured both old and new songs and had creative and humorous video to go with the songs. It was 1 1/2 hour set that was very high energy. Old favorites like 'uncontrollable urge" had the crowd rocking. Rocking music, satire, and social commentary. The opening act ra ra riot was pretty dull, I was glad when they finished.