Devo Tickets

It was pretty much the same stuff they've been doing for decades, but as usual their playing was tight and powerful. The Boogie Boy (Boojie Boy) appearance was a bit tiresome - Mark Mothersbaugh's falsetto voice was hard to understand with the somewhat distorted sound system. When he introduced the singer from the group Berlin, people were asking "Who? What did he say?" The new guy who took the place of the late Bob Casale (Bob 2) did a great job - it was like he has always been with the band. Mark Mothersbaugh had a little trouble singing the high notes, but overall the band sounded to be in peak form.

This was my first time seeing Devo live. I've been a fan since high school and I'm glad a went. Even with the expenses of a ticket and a flight from Tulsa to LA and an overnight in a hotel the show was wort every penny. It exceeded my expectations. Devo was 100% on stage. I wish they would have played some songs from Something for Everybody but they played a great set. Met some really interesting people at the show as well.

My wife and I stepped away from our seats to use the restrooms and to look for food. Since we are both handicapped we had to use the elevators. Upon realizing that there wasn't any other food aside from the food trucks outside, we proceeded back to our seats. We had an issue with the elevator. They have a number indicating the floor that is located just inside the doors upon opening just like any other elevator does only to realize that the number doesn't correspond with the floor. We had to go up and down off and on several times. I had to ask a staff member about the numbers and I was told that 2 means section 1 and that 3 means section 2 etc.. which is where our seats were. By the time we made it back to our seats, 15 minutes had lapsed. Upon getting to our seats we realized there were two people sitting in our seats. We contacted an usher which approached the two individuals and asked them to please leave the seats as they didn't belong to them. They refused and this also caused us to miss yet another portion of the show. The overall time we lost due to these unforeseen problems was over 30 minutes and caused a big inconvenience so we are asking for a full refund. Thank you.

While I saw panning comments about the show on Social Media, I was again transported to a 15 year old me in 1980 seeing DEVO doing a set at The Village Mews clothing store after closing in Westwood. DEVO amazes me still…If this show wad truly, there was no whimpers…Only BANGERS!!!

First time seeing Devo and was blown away! Terri Nunn as Special Guest Star was very sweet and touching.

What an amazing show at YouTube theater! Everyone appeared to be having an excellent time, singing along and dancing! I had seen DEVO before at a multi-group show and they stole it! No opening band tonight, so it was just non-stop DEVO!!! Cheers!

DEVO is as good as they ever were! The sound great and the videos were amazing!

Great show, DEVO is timeless, they played all the best songs. The YouTube theater is really a great place to see a show.

Great venue, STAFF, crowd, sound mix, and visuals. The band was freaking amazing. Lots of costume changes. Super high energy start to finish. Every song was a banger. Despite my off center view I could still see everyone on stage without the Jumbotron screen. Only con was the enormous merch line afterward.

I Enjoyed the Last Show Very Much, I Will always Be a DEVO Fan, And I will Miss Seeing Them in Concert, Along with all the other greats for the Last 50 years, I say Good Luck to the Young ones Who Never Experience great Music like this, The Music of the Pass Will Never be Matched to these great One in a life time Groups ever again, Great Show, great Memories.

Devo was great minus the last song. The worst part of our night.... Was the standing room only set up. It was a joke. Being only 5'4' I couldn't see a thing but massive bodies. We won't be going back to the sound for any concerts

It was always fun to see Devo. But, you'd think this being their farewell tour they might have stuck around longer. The venue, The Sound , was the perfect size for such a show. The Staff were top notch in providing help to my seat.I needed an ADA seat as I am Disabled and Brittany the ticket manager made it all happen. I will Definitely be using Ticketmaster for shows at the Sound in Del Mar. I just hope they play longer than Devo did! Shame,Shame, Shame

I am a die-hard Devo fan. I have all of their music, listen to them all the time, proselytize for them, and have even covered a couple of their songs in my band. This show left me with mixed feelings. It was pretty much their stock show, I think. I saw them July 22, 2003 at the Pacific Amphitheater, and they blew me away. This show was almost exactly the same. Now, perhaps that's what people want, and therefore Devo gave it to them. But for me it seemed like there was little growth in the band, little development of their message of De-evolution, and that was disappointing. This being their "Farewell Tour"(and I'm not sure it's really their last tour, but very well might be), I was hoping for some resolution to or development of the issues that the band has introduced. But instead it was more of the same, and that "same"is quite hopeless and negative. There was a brief appeal by Booji Boy at the end of the show for the audience to go out and make the world a better place - but their closing message of "it's a beautiful world for you - it's not for me"was, for me, a downer. Mark, Gerald, and Bob seemed sort of tired of their shtick. It was a little sad to see the three aging men trying to prance around the stage like they they did 20 years ago. But Gerald seemed to be having a good time, and Mark treated us to some wonderful keyboard work, so that was nice to see. I really wish them all the best.

Awesome concert, all the DEVO classics performed and great video effects too!

Brought back great memories from when I saw them back in the day. Will miss them!

The Devo background screen was amazing. Sound system at the Sound was superb. Good mix of crowd. My biggest complaint was the show was too short, less than 90 min. Also there was no encore.

All you could want. One of the best shows I’ve seen.

Devo did not disappoint. They may be old, but like a fine wine, they just keep getting better with age. If they play in a place I’d like to visit, they’re worth traveling for. I’m currently looking into…

Saw them in San Diego. This band is amazing to see live. 90+ minutes of all the best songs, but mainly focused on the early stuff. That, plus the short movies and visual effects had the crowd hoppin'. This is a must see show for anyone who lived through the eighties and those that miss out on the greatest decade ever. A 10 out of 10.

Other than Devo just absolutely killing it, The Sound in Del Mar, CA was a great experience of its own. Easy to get in and out of the venue parking lot which I've never experience in that kind of parking lot. Great spots to stand if you can get em too.