Honor Society Tickets

these boys are amazing ive seen em 2 times this summer and they are soo talented and ive touched michael:),alex:),andrew(3times):),and jason:) they are so cute i love them so much:))!<3

ohmigosh, this was one of the best concerts! (besides the Jonas Brothers) we waited in line for the doors to open for about 30 minutes. after we got in, they gave my dad a wristband(cuz he's over 21) and then they searched me and maddie's bags ang scanned our tickets. when we walked inside, i was surprised at how small the music hall is. but we got really close to the stage (standing room only). we waited like, 20 minutes for the first opening act. they were pretty good. the there was like, 10 minutes until the next opening came on. after that, we waited another 30 minutes for Honor Society. they didnt come on until about 9:20-ish. they opened with full moon crazy, then they sang two rebels and many other songs, i dont know the exact order, but they played most of their songs except "goodnight my love" and "rock with you" . they ended with see u in the dark. after the show, we bought shirts and got free meet and greet wristbands! but they wouldn't let us keep them): and...it was awesome!!

They were amazing, if you haven't seen them live, you're missing out.

I have seen Honor Society 8 times and each time is better than the last! They're unforgettable showmanship and class really make them the gentlemen they claim to be. When I first saw them perform in SD as an opening act to the Jonas Brothers I hadn't really heard of them, but a quick visit to their MySpace and I was hooked. Being an older fan (18+), I really enjoyed some of the more "mature" lyrics they had as I could relate to them. Their shows are filled with fun, energy and a time you will never forget! It is well worth any amount of money in my book! The shows seem to be targeted towards an older crowd then the Jonas Brothers and thus come with some crazy teenagers. If you had a younger child (say, <14) I wouldn't necessarily encourage them to go, unless they were mature and were with their parent/ group of older friends. (I have also only gone to shows in California and do not know if it is in places they are less known.) At this particular show, after I purchased one of their CDs I was able to get it signed and the boys are just as sweet as I remember them being. They are very humble, talented, energetic and all around fantastic performers!

This was one of the best shows I've been to :) although they always have AMAZING shows :) they are such awesome, nice, and such down to earth guys. I LOVE THEM! :) <3

great show from the opener to the end. honor society always knows how to throw a party

The new Album is titled Fashionably Late but don't let that fool you. The guys are always on time and they deliver. The show was fun with an upbeat tempo. The opening acts were a nice intro for the Gentlemen. They started at a fast pace and kept it up the whole show. Michael knows how to work a crowd of adoring fans with Jason and Andrew right by his side. Alexander on the other hand can almost be a show all by himself. He brings such enthusiasum and energy when playing the drums that you can't help but smile. It is evident from the response of the crowd that the connection between this band and their fans is a two way street. Definately a must see if you want a fun night of good music. This is one concert you can send you teens to and not have to worry about them.

What can I say, those boys can rock. It was a super show, had the audience in an uproar!

Watch out for this up and coming band. They know how to sing and entertain. Their audience also totally loves them and you feel the connection to them when they are on stage...

The show was absolutely fantastic. We had not seen them live before but had met them in April of 2008 in the Fashion Valley Mall while they were visiting in San Diego. They are absolutely the best.