Frank Turner Tickets

I hadn't been to Town Hall since seeing Pat Metheny perform there decades ago. Venue is just as I remember it. Not a bad seat in the house. Sat in the last row of the Orchestra and felt like I was attending a house concert. Frank Turner's solo set was simply perfect. His acoustic set with the Sleeping Souls was better than perfect. I've seen FT several times but have never been able to hear the Souls harmonizing with him live because everyone in the audience is singing along. With the new arrangements for each song there was a lot more listening going on than signing along. It was great to hear Frank's back stories for songs I've been listening to for years. Best FT concert I've been too. Can't wait for him to play in NYC again soon.

Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls put on an incredible show. Turner has a gift for telling stories in addition to his awesome music. He makes you feel as though he is talking directly to you, not just performing for an audience. Kayleigh Goldsworthy was the perfect opener for the show. Beautiful voice and a great musician. Loved every minute of the show!

Frank Turner's music continues to evolve with his "No Man's Land" album. The first half was an intimate musical presentation of the women and their stories behind the songs - fascinating and lovely. The second half was a set of his hits and audience faves, with a fresh delivery. A special and unusual show from England's hardest-working rocker/songwriter and amazing band, The Sleeping Souls. The Warner Theater is gorgeous and has terrific acoustics! Ease of ticket purchase and prepaid parking across the street was a bonus. I'm already looking forward to Frank's next tour!

It was a great night. Traffic wasn't bad getting to/from DC. Not a bad seat in the venue...it was an intimate setting which we like. Frank was very interactive and personal with the audience which is plus for our concert experience. I give it an A++

The setlist was great. The new arrangements of the songs were great. Frank puts on a very inspired show and always gives of himself. Yes, he stayed around for hours after the show to spend time with fans, and even put on a show after the show at the hotel across the street. Not a lot of people in the business doing that these days. He's a special, special guy with an extra special band and support staff. Kayleigh Goldsworthy was also a fantastic opening act.

Concert was amazing. Venue not so much, they sold our info to Sundance Vacations who in turn called multiple times leading up to the show. The venue also have extremely limited restroom facilities for the size.

Perfect 4 days of music from the opening acts to frank

There is nothing like a Frank Turner show. Four days of Frank and the Sleeping Souls was amazing. The energy and songwriting and performance will blow you away.

I have seen Frank at least 6-7 times and he puts on a great show every time. Great energy, sounds amazing and always fun. If you haven’t seen him yet - don’t miss him the next time he is in your town.

Frank Turner never disappoints. Easily one the best live shows you will ever see if you go to see Frank. a happy sing along for the majority of the show, peppered in with some political stuff i could personally do without and a very sad song about his friend who took his own life. Was hoping lost evenings 4 would be back here, but no such luck.

Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls slayed! Against Me! was fantastic! Skinny Lister was amazing! Jon Snodgrass was so good! House of Blues staff was really nice and helpful but the mezzanine, unless you are fortunate enough to get right up on the railing, is awful. You can’t see and sound is muffled.

Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls are the best live act going, IMO. The songwriting is top notch, and they respect their audience, not play down to them. You'll be on your feet all night, singing with the stranger next to you who is now your new best friend. They are always on tour, catch them and enjoy!

Amazing festival. Frank never disappoints. Wish there were 100 nights of this!

Frank Turner is one of the best live performers. I look forward to every show. They get better and better!

I discovered Frank Turner as a support act for Flogging Molly 10 years ago and the live performance blew me away. Since then I’ve tried to catch Frank anytime he is in the states, including traveling to other cities just for the concert. Lost Evenings was awesome, great sound & venue. It was our 12 & 13th time seeing Frank for the Fri/Sat night shows. If you haven’t seen them live, you don’t know what you’re missing.

My awareness of Frank Turner happened gradually over the past three years. I know little about his punk rock years except that, I believe, he has a strong fan base from those years. I do know that his music, his spirit and certainly his performances are no-nonsense, uplifting and true. His performance at the Paramount in Huntington NY on May 11 was terrific.

Frank Turner was amazing, one the best performers I have seen in a long time. Stage AE is poor, I paid for premium seats. Little did I know they were just hard plastic bleachers up in peanut heaven. They seats were incredibly uncomfortable. They show was to start at 7 pm, with one opening act. We arrived at little after 7pm, sat in those horrible seats, only to find that there were two opening acts. Frank Turner did not go on untill 9:30. There were tons of empty seats, but the Security guards would not let us move. Finally after a lot of complaining and a very sore back. they let us move. Frank Turner was awsome, but I will never go back to stage AE

Loved all of the bands, which were unique, Frank Turner was loads of fun, very interactive with the crowd. First time at this newer venue which was set up very nicely. Not a bad seat in the house.

Frank Turner is amazing, his energy and entertainment skills compliments his music. Love his social consciousness and lyrics coupled with his "audience participation". Overall just a great show.

Trapper Schoepp opened the show at the Sylvee. Very good and talented young man. Shovels and Rope was the 2nd band. The husband and wife-2 person band was very good and they switched instruments amongst themselves various times. I really enjoyed the type of music. Frank Turner headlined and rocked the place. Full of energy. Fairly short set, but got the crowd going. Left us wanting more.