Echo & the Bunnymen Tickets

I enjoyed seeing Echo & the Bunnymen. The crowd was full of my people -- men and women of a certain age that if they grew up in the DC area, listed to WHFS where they got to know this band. I think Ian's voice was off the night of the concert I attended. He didn't seem able to hit the higher notes that we all remember from the album. I don't know if it was just the performance I attended and he was tired from other gigs, or if this is the new normal. Hey -- I can't hit the notes I used to hit either. I would not let it keep you from attending a performance if you get the chance.

Last year McCulloch was a mess, seemed to be be drunk. He staggered around, and vomited off stage. This time he was a little more talkative, if you can understand his accent. He did have a few outburst at his band mates trying to get the fans to sing along, but over all it was good. His voice is obviously a little bruised form time. Again it was a great show.

Great show overall on all levels. My only complaint is that sadly the stage was so dark it was impossible to get any pictures of the band. We want pictures to preserve our memories of the show, so please consider your venue’s other guests that are NOT seated on the stage level or floor area (they have a better view of the stage) the rest of us need lights focused on the stage and not focused on the crowd or hardly any lights at all on the stage as happened throughout this show.

Sounded awesome! Im so happy I was able to go. I wasnt sure what was going to happen, but the show was exceptional.

Echo & the Bunnymen put on an outstanding show, sounded just as good now as they did back in the day. A great show with all the hits prevailed.

Great band to see live. Ian still has it. He can get the crowd going

It was just okay. Glad I went but wouldn't see them again if they came back through.

They were excellent….once they finally started….at 8:45…after opening act actually said “we are not in New Orleans time…they run a tight ship here…”

I have loved Echo and the Bunnymen since the 80s, and had only seen them in the early 90s on the Reverberation tour. This concert was a lot more energetic, and the venue was the right size to make it a fun experience. The acoustics weren't the best for hearing Ian's stories, but the music never suffered.

The concert was good, great experience. But it was long. 45 minutes between opening act and Echo, then a 20 minute intermission that wasn’t needed.

Third time seeing this band. Loved every minute of it! Thank you

It felt like waiting for a "prima donna"with the unexplainable unnecessary 45 minute interim between bands. The band sounded good, but Ian McCulloch's voice has not aged well through the years. Also, the band took an unexpected break after eight / nine (?) songs. I took that as my cue to leave, disappointed by the performance.

We were able to stand front and center! They did a great set AND my kid got a copy of the set list! It will forever be a memorable experience!

*Incredible Show... *They did a Fantastic Job; we were Well Entertained...

E and Bunnymen were great. Ian and band sounded just like I hoped and the audience loved the show. They did two long sets and covered all the hits. But the venue was way too crowded with no isles or open spaces anywhere in the performance space. This made it difficult and uncomfortable for many to enjoy or feel safe. Shame on White Oak for overselling tickets.

Echo and the Bunnymen never disappoint. But the venue did. It seems like the White Oak Music Hall over sold tickets, because the crowd was spilling outside. And the packed conditions with no air conditioning was a formula for disaster. I don’t think I’d come back to see a show inside the venue.

The openning act started at 8pm and played for 30 minutes as expected. Opening act was good. Then it took 40 minutes of dead time to setup for the main act, Echo & The Bunnymen. The process was too slow - the setup people were moving around without a sense of urgency. More of the stage should have been setup and ready to go before the opening act. The opening act didn’t have any special set or props. After the long setup, I got to listen to only 35 minutes of Echo before I had to leave. White Oak Music Hall also needs to make it more clear on their website that 7pm is when the doors open, not when the opening act starts.

Amazing experience One of the best echo shows ive seen

I was excited when this show was announced and had been holding a ticket for 5 months, but left very disappointed. The show started 30 minutes late and then there was another 20 minute break after the opening 8 song set. In the span of 90 minutes the band were on stage for about 35. They had a sold out venue and the crowd was mostly dead from all of the delays. The band themselves played great, but Ian's vocals seemed a little off.

Awesome sauce 100% brother, had lots of fun !! The Cutter was my fav yo !! :3c