Devotchka Tickets

EPIC show. Would see again and again. LOVE! A must see event. I love this band.

Light show, in a church and all, this was a magical performance! This band is inspiring, tight, and knows how to mix it up. Great band - they all play multiple instruments, very talented.

We loved this show! They are an amazing group-with cirque de soleil type entertainment along with a variety of instruments on stage. Really entertaining! See them if you get the chance. My only negative comment was about their warm-up band--yuck. Hard to imagine they are choosing to tour with them--they must be related & they feel obligated. :) But Devotchka totally ROCKED!!!

Such a fun show! I've always liked Devotchka, but after seeing them live, I LOVE Devotchka. The lead singer's vocals blew me away and the surprises during the performance were awesome. I brought a friend to the show and she had never heard of Devotchka before, she now says that they're her favorite band!

I have seen Devotchka before, several years ago and it was an amazing show...this one did not disappoint! And Mariachi El Bronx as an opener??? What a great choice!!

My friend and I got to the show really early and secured a place at the front row in the very center. The opening act, Quixotic Fusion was very impressive. DeVotchKa just blew us away with their performance. They are phenomenal musicians and know how to play a great show.

Absolutely a super event, great venue, fantastic performance and grat time. The Paradise is an excellent place to see any band. Very intimate.

Their music completely transported me to childhood, dreams and ultimately touched me. I definitely see them again to experience their energy and music. They are so unique!

...that pulled on my hearts' strings - i loved every minute of it!

First, the venue was perfect for a sound like DeVotchKa's. But there really is no sound like DeVotchKa's. Their set list contained something from every album. Songs that seemed to be just fillers at one point now took on new meaning and sentiment. Tom Hagerman's sweet violin and accordion (who'da thunk I'd ever like the accordion?!) were perfect and sometimes heart-wrenching while Jeannie Schroder's upright bass and tuba were immaculate. Her dancing added a little cuteness to her performance, too. At first, I thought Shawn King's drumming was a little marching band-ish, but then I realized, it's what their songs command. Lastly, Nick Urata. His pure vocals extracted some dormant emotions that surprisingly burst forth. This was by far the best show I've EVER seen/heard.. and I'm old. Mariachi El Bronx was a fun complement.

DeVotchka is incredible. The talent and the sound are unforgettable! I would LOVE to see them perform again! Mariachi El Bronx was also super fun! Hands also performed well.

I was only recently introduced to Devotchka by a friend who's crazy about them so I didn't know what to expect. The first two bands were surprisingly good so I was already happy with my decision to go. Devotchka then blew me away with their live show. It ranged from awesome lighting, to a vast array of instruments, and even acrobats. Even though the only I songs I knew well were How it Ends and 100 Lovers, I loved every song. I will definitely see them again if they come to town.

DeVotchKa pulled off a very tight set. Love all of the new songs. Only disappointment was they did not play Venus In Furs I waited for that one but it never came....

Amazing music, great choice of songs. Love those guys. Come back in L.A. soon.

Simply put one of the best performances I have seen. Which confuses me with the next unfortunate experience I have to share: Growing up i've ran into many genres, many concerts, shows, gigs, raves, festivals and 95% of the time dance/cheer seem to be a common factor. You had the pit area, the outskirts of that pit and if need be sitting area. Ever since I can remember, I have chosen Floor/General Admission due to the simple fact that if the artist/band playing is one of my favorites I will not have the patience to sit; simply put I want to get into it, pit if there is one and experience the show. The fan base here was simply a bit much like that of an orchestra. Even in the standing/floor area no one moved, danced, cheered ONLY after a song had finished. I wasn't prepared to PIT since I knew the style of music but I still seemed limited so much even when clapping. Confused, as much as one could be, I took the liberty of simply getting into the music, clapping, cheering but it seemed frowned upon, as people stared and snickered away. I was even asked "do you know concert etiquette " I simply replied "I do, the mezzanine/sitting area seems more suitable for you". I soon after bit my tongue as right after that I looked around and nearby everyone else seemed to be calm ( until the roar of cheers between songs ) as well and I was right in front . It seems i don't know concert etiquette , at least for this band. I learned a great lesson: either 1: follow along with the rest of the crowd for a non-judged time without people snickering and becoming snotty with me or 2: DGAF and get into the music As a sign of respect, I shall choose wisely depending on the crowd around me and move if need be, unfortunately this time we only found another 2 people as confused as we were as to why the floor crowd was so reserved and even would complain about "clapping". In the end, my group enjoyed the show. Confusion still lingered after but we brushed it off with the amazing entity: DeVotchKa Their performance was so vibrant and they showcased many instruments, from the rare theremin to lit-up horn instruments, violins, trumpets, accordion.... all of them used to perfection and with soul. they even showcased some rope dancers, armed with beautiful fabrics falling from the ceiling. The music box and it's deco seemed perfect for them as their style seems to be almost timeless. I strongly recommend watching them live and I soon will again.

Just great, really. Opening acts really good. Sound system excellent. All performers on thier top game.

Devotchka’s music is amazing on cd so to sound even better on stage is mind boggling. I would go see them again in a hart beat.

Devotchka is amazing live. I saw them last year in Chicago this time was even better. I will see them anytime they come into the area. I thought that Mariachi El Bronx was good for about one song. They play mariachi well and are true showmen, but all the songs sound the same. Hands had a great sound and were a great opening band. Overall the whole concert was good. The venue was a great small intimate size with good acoustics and sound I recommend getting balcony seats though. Standing for four hours was rough. The music made it worth it though.

Great openning bands and great performance but drinks and parking were steep.

What an incredible sound. One thing is to listen to it at home. But to see them making it all happen right infront of you, that was really amazing. What an incredible presence.