Father John Misty Tickets

This guy is simply awesome. He's is witty, funny, and sarcastic all in one. Oh, and he can sing like an angel.

Best voice i have ever heard live. He is a hilarious entertainer and has a talent that rivals no other.

So good in person. I love his music, and listen to the cd often. Listening to it after the show, I realized just how much better he is in person. Without accompaniment (excluding the audience members who insisted in providing percussion themselves), his personality and superlative voice and guitar made for a rich performance.

Not only does this man have the voice of an angel, which he really showcased against his sole guitar, but he is FUNNY! I never laughed so hard during a show before. What a great night. I would see him again in a heartbeat.

With the exception of his abysmal opening 'comedic' act (Kate Berlant) and frequent criticisms of organized religion, Father John Misty puts on an incredible performance. His ability to be nimble and improvise, coupled with his refined skills and raw talent, put to bed any doubts about his natural potential as a musician and his role as a contemporary rock star. This is one of the best performances I've seen, and I can't wait to see him perform live again.

Incredible show. Not only is he remarkably gifted in regards to music, but he is insanely smart and SO funny. Highly recommend this show to anyone who has the chance to go.

I was first introduced to FJM this past summer by a friend who took me to his show at Surf Lodge in Montauk. I've been a fan and listening to him ever since. But this show was better than I could have expected. Truly Brilliant.

The show was amazing! He such a great performer, he didn't need a backing band. I would recommend him to anyone and everyone!

Excellent show! The sound was good, the band seemed to having a great time, and when Josh requested the disco ball be turned on, the Terminal 5 staff did so immediately! Great time.

Really great performer! Unexpected style and wonderful charisma.

This Man Has Some Dance Moves!! And the singing's not too bad either. J. Tillman is such a great performer and he has an incredible band. They pretty much play the majority of their album Fear Fun and its even better live

Totally off the hook! The Father is a great performer. Exudes coolness. He is also quite wacky, self-deprecating, and funny. He also is quite "aware" of how ridiculous he is. It was an entertaining show. Definitely a lot of fun. However, if you don't like concerts where A LOT of smoking goes on, probably don't go. If you like Father John Misty and/or similar music, totally check him out.

Father John Misty is incredible in person. He's really interactive with the crowd. He tells stories and jokes. He's not the kind of musician who just stands there and sings. He's all over the stage, throwing the microphone stand all over the place, and he's a pretty dope dancer. Terminal 5 is also my favorite venue and I know Father John was happy to figure out it wasn't in a airport.

I got into FJM's debut album Fear Fun several months ago (months after hearing my brother rave abut it) and I was hooked instantly. I'm a huge fan of brilliant musician/producer Jonathan Wilson who produced the album and along with Father John Misty (nee Josh Tillman) played nearly every instrument. I saw some live YouTube clips a few months back and had some doubts as to whether Josh would have a band up to the task of recreating/interpreting the brilliant sonic and musical range of the record. Well, I was mighty impressed. His 5-piece backing band nailed the sound and vibe of the record, and lead guitarist Benji (something) even took it up a few notches, with steel guitar licks and soaring leads. As for Josh, he is an engaging performer, with his deft mix of musicianship (great singer), humor and enjoyably awkward goofball antics. SEE THIS SHOW!!

I had very high hopes for FJM. I would consider myself a strong fan of his, really enjoying theFJM act but also loving his earlier J. Tillman. If J. Tillman from 2010 could see himself now, I think he'd completely quit the music industry to save him from this wreck that he is becoming. His set was the worst I saw at the entire Bonnaroo 2013 festival. I expected the act and banter, but the person I saw on stage was an exhausted, over-drugged, and mediocre excuse for this "rock star" who has sprung up in the last year. Not only was he a jerk, but his music skills had completely slipped as well. He took most songs down a few steps, spoke most lyrics, and added non-sense words to the ends of beautifully written lines. A group of friends and I agreed that he didn't remind us of how great of a musician he is, or what great things await him, but instead it almost seemed like he hated every minute of his own set and decided to play it off as a crummy karaoke singer. Disappointed

Wow. Great band. The standout to me was Benji Lysaght. What great tone!!!! Made me check out Brandon Flowers.

FJM came to the Masquerade and Misty'd everyone! His album tracks took a new life onstage. Add that to the cover of The Beatles (Lennon's) Happiness Is A Warm Gun and a new song, I Love You, Honey Bear, to close the show out made it a pure night of good rock n roll. Great banter as well. I'll see FJM again, that's for sure.

Josh Tillman is an absolute wonder. The music was phenomenal. The show was fantastical. There was a palpable energy throughout the venue. It's not a matter of if I see fjm again. Only when.

This was the third (and best) Father John Misty show that I've seen. Josh is a great songwriter, has a great voice and a very tight band, but what really separates him from his talented brethren is his electric stage presence. He's funny, self-mocking, insightful, and entirely spontaneous. His crazy dance moves make each song something like karaoke in an insane asylum -- and I mean that as a compliment! I've seen a ton of live music over the years, but I've never enjoyed a band more than Father John Misty.

Over the past year I have attended several really good concerts in Brooklyn and Manhattan and have to say this one would rate as one of the best. J. Tillman (a.k.a. Father John Misty) put on quite the show. Not only a fantastic lyricist but amazing vocalist and to top it all off a great entertainer. If you love the album Fear Fun, seeing these songs performed live takes that listening experience to an entirely different level.