Echo & the Bunnymen Tickets

Average concert. After the original concert date being rescheduled at the last minute I was hoping for more

Echo sounded absolutely amazing on Wednesday night! Ian, as always, sounds great and the entire band seemed very "in sync" with each other. Sound levels were spot on, and not deafening. Whoever the sound engineer was did a great job. This was my first time seeing Echo live, and would do it again in a heartbeat. So happy they stopped in Boston during their tour. Great experience at the house of blues as always!

Brilliant fantastic gig Echo & The Bunnymen put on their rescheduled tour stop in Houston Texas.

Great show and we got a few extra songs. Crowd was into it. Ian and his pepto bismol was a nice sideshow,

Stellar performance- these guys are still very excellent

After hearing others saying not to go into this expecting a great performance my expectations weren't as high as they usually are, but man was Ian on! Ian and the rest of the band were exceptional! My guest and I left on cloud 9, and everyone was expressing how phenomenal the show was. Definitely a 5 star performance.

Seated around obnoxious, loud, disrespectful group of people. Left in the middle of the concert. Did not get my money's value!

for a band that has been performing for 40 years you would think they would lose their edge, not the case, Ian still sounds great, (except when talking in between songs, then he does a bit of an Ozzy impersonation and mumbles with the best of them) Will Sargent is without a doubt the most underated guitarist and in my top 3 all time , He is a professor in his art, he weaves in and around the sound, never overtaking the the song, he creates moods, he is not complex, but he is great, Like David Gilmour, it's not how fast you play, or how many notes, but where you place the notes, the paused the scrapes, Will is mesmerizing, This is the 2nd I have seen them in 4 years and I was even more impressed this time, I can't wait to see them again. Ian's vocals are as good as ever, the keysboard and Drummer were also spot on, as well as the rythym guitaist also excellent, When they are not noticed they are doing there job well. The Band was tight, Go See them ASAP, you won't dissapointed unless you are as Ian would say a puppet twat

Despite their age, the band put on a fun show and sounded great. Love the venue - HOB never disappoints!

The first time I saw them in 1987 they were a lot younger obviously, and I was awed by their high-energy performance as well as their technical musical mastery. I thought they might have lost something over time but they were as sharp as I remembered. Iam McCollough was on a stool for almost the whole show due to an injury, so he was not moving around the stage like he did last time I saw them. Nothing to due about that though, and he did get up for the closing number and the encores and moved around a little, but it was not like 35 years ago. Still giving it a 5 because it met and maybe even exceeded my highest expectations, at least a little bit.

We had looked at the set list and reviews of the previous show and we were very worried because it was cut short at 47 minutes. This was not the case on Wednesday. There was a good crowd but we could move and the sound was excellent. Ian McCulloch came out and sat in a chair to start the show but his voice was on point. He never waivered and we all had a great time. The House of Blues is an excellent venue to see a show.

Truth be told, I had never heard of Echo and the Bunnymen. I didn't know a single song. My daughter, who is slightly autistic, knew the band, all of their albums, all of their songs, and their biography. She had very detailed and informative discussions with everyone that we spoke to while waiting in line. She could have been a historian for the band. Seeing Echo and the Bunnymen was kind of cool, but seeing my daughter seeing Echo and the Bunnymen was AWESOME!!!!

Echo and the Bunnymen put on a good show. Sound was well mixed. The vast majority of the setlist was from there early albums. Ian voice has dropped off from his younger years, but was OK on this night. Musicianship of Will and other supporting players was spot on. Overall, a good show. I saw them as Electrafiction, in Philly in the late 90’s. Now THAT was an awesome show. Will’s guitar and effects stole the show.

Great venue to your favorite bands up close, good sound, decent selection of craft beer, clean bathrooms. Echo and the Bunnymen did not disappoint. It was a great to see them live

Overall Echo was awesome but there was no light on Ian and from the balcony you couldn’t see him signing.

I saw Echo & The Bunnymen decades ago. They were fantastic then and fantastic now. If anyone has a chance to see any of the remaining shows go see them! You wont be disappointed! The venue we went to The House of Blues Boston was a great venue. We had floor tickets and were able to be front row by the stage. I brought my 23 yr old daughter who is a massive Ian fan.

Love the House of Blues, great intimate spot to see a concert. Buying tickets, entering the show etc was a smooth process. The Bunnymen were awesome, had a great time.

It’s always good to see some of these iconic bands from the past, so any show is a good show. However, Ian just can’t hit a lot of the notes from the past. So, compared to some of the other recent bands I’ve seen (e.g. OMD, who were amazing), it was just mediocre show.

I grew up with echo when they first came the the U.S. when I heard them I couldn’t believe the music they made. I’ve seen them back in the 80’s and now got the chance to see them 40 years later. What a treat and what a performance by Ian and Will. Sure do miss LeS and also Pete, but the sound was still there.

Glad I finally saw the Bunnymen. It took a while for them to heat up but when they did they were really good. Sound at The Roxian was a problem as always. I was on the floor and don't think I'll see another show there if I'm on the floor. Vocals were near impossible to understand, especially for the opening band. The music was muddy and off balance. I know the equipment is pretty new & the sound people are good, so I don't know what the problem is. Maybe they skimped on structural fixes for sound when they renovated the theater.