Fleet Foxes Tickets

Definitely one of the best shows I've seen. The band played amazingly and were actually quite funny in between the songs. The harmonies were spot on and the lead singer's voice was to die for. What a gift he has. They played for quite a while, but I only wished for it to go on longer. Go see the band if you get a chance. You won't be disappointed.

HARMONIZING, SPIRITUAL, BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, FUNNY, HOT!! (BEARDS RULE).....they don't realize yet how big they are.

The crowd generally seemed to be anxious for Espers to retire, so Fleet Foxes could begin. I wasn't sure what to expect by just listening to their album and EP, but I was immediately blown away. Their voices resonated through the crowd. Not a word was spoken when they began singing a capella. The energy was beautiful. I loved that they opened with two songs about the sun. Drops in a River was so incredibly beautiful. Other highlights were Ragged Wood, Mykonos, Tiger Mountain Peasant Song, and Blue Ridge Mountains. It's hard to see at the Electric Factory in the under 21 standing section but that didn't matter much during the amazing concert. GO SEE FLEET FOXES! Such a beautiful experience

My friend and I decided to see Fleet Foxes in concert after being blown away by their live performance on SNL. They're such great musicians/performers that their performance was more enjoyable than their studio recordings of the same songs. Considering the fact that we had both seen various concerts in the past at the Electric Factory (EF) and felt they were great shows, we had fairly high expectations. The great thing about EF is the ability to see the show from various vantage points. The upstairs bar runs along the right side of the venue all the way up to the stage. You can overlook the band and see things probably closer than from the floor, albeit the side. Unfortunately, no matter where we stood throughout the place, the bass overpowered everything else and gave an overall muddy sound as well as distorting the sound system and vibrating certain sections of the place, creating even more buzz. Considering the clean sound of Fleet Foxes, the sound crew didn't need to push the bass and the volume to such levels. It just doesn't work.

Espers were ok but not enough vocals for me. Fleet Foxes came out let it go man. It was so good to see them relaxed and having a good time. SOLD OUT show as well. I had two extra tickets and sold them for $20...prob. could have gotten double but thats not my style. Cant wait to hear them in the city again.. Play at the troc. next time...bettter sound in my opinion

they were beautiful, they sounded beautiful, i love them.

This concert was by far the best concert I've ever seen. The band sounded so much better live than on their album if you can believe it. The melodies and singing completely blew me away and the venue was great.

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While the opening band for Fleet Foxes, Espers (a band from the Philadelphia area), was largely forgettable, this made the entrance of the folk rock quintet even more sweet. Though not a band with the extensive catalogues of others, Fleet Foxes certainly entertained with a scintillating mix of deep cuts, new songs, and favorites. Highlights included ragged wood, white winter hymnal, mykonos, and blue ridge mountains (played during the band's brief encore performance). Yet the concerts most notable facet came in the form of the expert nonchalance of their instrumentation. Seamless switching between instruments all the while maintaining their distinct harmony, the band surpised the audience with quality musicianship, if not a subtle feeling of ennui; "it's throat coat tea with whiskey" lead singer Robin Pecknold remarked to the crowd as he sipped from a mug. Over all the band's performance was excellent, yet left many feeling slightly distant from the band, almost to the point of making the concert seem surreal. Dreamy harmonies on whimsical/thoughtful lyrics and the mind altering beats were certainly enough to satisfy despite some minor disappointments (length of the show was hamstring-ed by the bands compact catalogue of songs, and the distracting audio problems experienced by some members). Certainly I'd see them again.

The Fleet Foxes show was an incredibly sweet harmonious experience. I will say that I was lulled to sleep by the opening act, which provided a dull poorly orchestrated performance. But the Fleet Foxes did not disappoint. Beautiful in every aspect, can't wait to see them again

This show was absolutely astounding. From the moment they stepped on that stage my jaw dropped. This band is no joke. The emotion Robin Pecknold and the foxes show is to say the least, awe inspiring. I've never heard such beautiful harmonizing in my entire life. This band had me humming their tunes all the way home. If you've never seen Fleet Foxes and you consider yourself a fan, get your ass there! I wish I could rate this with more stars. You will be blown away! I'll be sure to never miss a Fleet Foxes show in my area. They are here to stay, this band will never burn out if they keep pumping out new material and mixing in their old.

I had a great time at this show. I have two of Fleet Foxes discs, but hadn't seen them live yet. Great set, they played my favorite tune as the last song of the encore. The Electric Factory is a great place to see any show, this was no exception.

It was a great show. This band is awesome live. The only two problems were that the opening band was meh and the Fleet Foxes set felt kinda short. Other than that, great concert

After enduring an angonizing 45 minutes of the openers, the crowd and myself were deperately hoping for renewal; FF did not disappoint. Their harmonies,dynamics, pulsating energy and homespun banter made the show a resounding success. The Electric Factory was packed and responded to the group's beatifully crafter and delivered mini-masterpieces.. Do not miss these artists-I still can't believe their ability to recreate the sound and mood of their records

They played really well live. Sounded better than the album. They played some new songs which sounded pretty good to me. Definitely recommend this show. Mykonos was amazing.

It was July of 2008 when I made one of the best decisions of my life. I went to see Fleet Foxes at the First Unitarian Church. I don't think I have ever been in an oven that hot. But it was great. It was a small crowd and it was special. Last night at Electric Factory, they didn't disappoint. The place was packed. Last Summer there were only a few of us followers. Now there's many more!!! I hope these guys will come back. It's so refreshing to see real musicians make real music!

What a great show! They played all their greatest hits along with three new songs that sounded more than up to par. Beautiful harmonizing, guitar-bowing, and mandolin shredding combined to make sounds that sounded even better than their CD perhaps. Charming lads, too.

I've seen some great bands...from Phish to Bob Dylan, Chili Peppers to John Mayer, Raconteurs to No Doubt, ...and many many many others. Fleet Foxes was maybe the best live band I have ever seen. They replicate their LPs to EVERY note. They may even be better live than they are on album. They harmonies are like nothing I have ever heard before. AMAZING AMAZING AMAZINGGGG - I truly hope to see them again soon!

My first concert at the Electric Factory. Fleet Foxes were amazing. They sound so solid! The harmonies and organ make it seem like you're at church. It was a visceral experience seeing them live. I kept closing my eyes - really feeling the music, and had to remind myself to watch them! The concert flew by! I couldn't believe it was over when it was. I would see them again in a heartbeat.

One of the most amazing shows i have seen in recent years. An excellent performance!