Fleet Foxes Tickets

What an amazing group of musicians, so talented! Played so many great songs and kept the energy of the show going strong! Opening act, Uwade, is fantastic! She has an incredible voice-angelic! Definitely a must see!

Why are sound techs always deaf? This show was so loud and overblown that we couldn’t hear the delicate nuances of the musicians and layered dynamics of the various instruments. Had to leave the auditorium in disappointment. What a waste. I’ll definitely hesitate before seeing another show at this venue. That being said, even nosebleed seats felt intimate and all the staff were kind and professional.

I’m a huge fan of Fleet Foxes. who just played Hard Rock at Universal in Orlando. We had front-row balcony center seats, held the tickets for months. Waiting. Finally the day came. The band came out and played beautifully. The musicianship was wonderful. The sound system was great. The song-selection was superb. But the show was … awful. Really, truly, awful. Why? For some reason, the band had decided they would keep VERY BRIGHT LIGHTS blasting straight into the faces of the audience the entire time they are playing. They had a wall of incredibly bright, obviously computer-controlled LED stage lights, behind them, at the back of the stage. And these lights were aimed straight forward at the crowd, from behind the band. And they left them blasting into our faces for two solid hours. Seriously. That’s EXACTLY what they did. Two hours of incredibly bright, incredibly annoying lights, at times steady, at times blinking, but always ON, and pointed right at your face. While you are trying to enjoy the music. We could not see the band. At all. Because these lights were behind them, at the rear of the stage, but pointing straight out at the crowd. As a result, the band were little more than dimly visible silhouettes on the stage. Just shadows. You could not see them playing. You could not see their faces. You couldn’t see anything but the lights. Why was it so annoying? Here’s an analogy: Imagine going to the Louvre museum in Paris, specifically to see the Mona Lisa. You go in that room and there she is, behind the glass … but there’s a big loudspeaker on each side of her, blasting out AC/DC’s “Highway to Hell” at 110 decibels. Repeatedly, over and over, without a break. Even if you are an AC-DC fan, you not there for them. You’ve are there to feast on Mona with your eyes … but you can’t, because of the overpowering assault on your ears. Do you think you would be able to enjoy seeing the Mona Lisa with that noise blasting in your ears? Same thing: We couldn’t enjoy the sweet sounds of one of my favorite bands, because the visual equivalent of Highway to Hell—turned up all the way to Eleven on a giant Marshall amp—was blasting so brightly in our faces that we found it impossible to enjoy the music we both love. My wife literally had to keep her eyes closed the whole time. I just put on my sunglasses and gritted my teeth. It was just awful. Who on earth thought this kind of stage presentation was a good idea? The band had to know this was happening, didn’t they? I have to assume it was the band’s own light show, performing as they intended, and not just the Hard Rick’s house lights being operated by a deranged lunatic. It included multiple arrays of super-bright flashing LED’s that, at times. produced a strobe effect so powerful I started to worry that photo-sensitive people in the crowd were going to break out with seizures. For me, the whole experience was simply infuriating. At first, I thought it was a mistake. It HAD to be. Any minute now, someone up there is surely going to realize how unbelievably annoying and distracting it was, how much it detracted from— and interfered with—a performance we were there to enjoy, from a unique, gifted band whose music is filled with sophisticated harmonies, lovely instrumental passages, poignant lyrics. But no. No, it was not a mistake: this was apparently how they actually wanted their show to come across. What on earth were they thinking? All of that lovely music… lost, overwhelmed by a tsunami of klieg lights better suited to an airport runway, all shining straight up into your face. Please. Somebody. Tell them. Tell them they have to stop doing this! We had looked forward to this show for months. By the third song, we couldn’t wait for it to be over.

Outstanding show and a wonderful venue that is the Pageant of STL County. I have been wanting to see this band for about 14 years. Loved the set, and would highly-recommend the venue.

I was an avid listener of Fleet Foxes before seeing them live but wouldn’t consider myself a serious fan at that point. After seeing them perform live and seeing the way they connected with the audience… one of the best performances I’ve ever seen and I’ve been attending on average 3 concerts per year since I was 12. They had such amazing range and I actually cried three times because their voices sounded like angels; first when they played Montezuma, again when they played Helplessness Blues and again when they played Oliver James. This was certainly one to remember. The venue was cool too.

I have seen this band in two other venues and this was my least favorite. The sound quality was Ok. I wasn’t impressed. The process of getting to this venue is awful. Some of the employees were downright rude but overall it’s a nice/clean venue.

just as good, if not better, than their recorded music. it is insane how talented robin and his bandmates are.

I had such a great time at this show. The performance was great and they interacted with the crowd in a very kind, fun way. Highly recommend seeing them if you get the chance.

Fleet Foxes and Uwade put on an outstanding show, and the Fillmore is an excellent venue. Would see both again and would definitely make a return trip to the Fillmore for other artists.

Third time seeing fleet foxes and every time I leave amazed!

The Band we saw was incredible, but the A/C was very warm.

Worth waiting 5 hours for barricade doesn’t even begin to describe how magical this concert was.

They are amazing live. Better than recording! It was intimate, just what I wanted out of the night. They brought a fan on stage to play a song. Played several songs for the encore which I thought was cool!!!

Awesome show, great venue and food trucks. Wish we could have sat in chairs. Use seniors sit rough on the ground. Music was great, sound blended well.

This was one of the best concerts that I’ve been too. The band was high energy and interacted with the fans to such a degree that they were taking requests and even invited a fan to play one of their biggest hits with them. Then they did 7 encores! I highly recommend anyone who may not know about Fleet Foxes to look them up and go to one of their concerts. You will not be disappointed.

This was my second time seeing the band live and it did not disappoint. We laughed. I cried a little. Goosebumps for every moment.

EVERYTHING was right on—sound, the band’s performance, audience engagement. Just a phenomenal show and experience! I’ve been to A LOT of shows and Fleet Foxes take the cake for best show!

I attended their show with my folks at Orlando’s Hard Rock Cafe this year. It is evident the entire band puts so much heart into what they do. Robin’s vocals are very powerful, and he is so easily able to engage an audience. He handed out guitar picks to fans, and even allowed a fan to play with them on stage during White Winter Hymnal. Lovely bunch. The instrumentals melted beautifully together, everyone was in their element. The opening performances by Uwade were beautiful and flowed perfectly with the band’s overall mellow and thought-provoking spirit. Excitedly awaiting their next tour!

It was easy to find the place, find parking, getting into the venue was a breeze, the staff were friendly and helpful, and the band was amazing. I truly enjoyed my time here for the concert.

The show was beyond what was expected. I have been a fan for over 10 years but could never line up seeing them live. This was my first time. I was lucky enough to get front rail. I would have stood there listening for another 5 hours if they kept playing. My kids are going to hate them because I won't be playing anything else in the car for a while. Highly recommend seeing them and will be traveling to see them on their next tour.