Houndmouth Tickets

My wife and I love Houndmouth and have been lucky enough to see them a few times.....they never disappoint. So much energy, they always sound great and always connect with the crowd. HMAC was a throwback intimate venue that I wouldn't hesitate to return to either. Another great show.

They were a great band live. They made songs that I don't like sound good, that is a sign of a great band.

I went with a friend to this concert and we didn’t know what to expect. There were two extra artists and we thought that the second was Houndmouth and prepared to leave, but when Houndmouth came onstage we moved down to the front. It became obvious to us that THIS was Houndmouth. The music was incredible!!!

We really enjoyed the show and the ambience of the beautiful Palace Theatre.

Best energy from a LIVE band that I have seen in 5+ years. I'm sure playing at home impacts that but I'll take it. One of the best parts was seeing someones kids with their headphones on running out on the side of the stage grooving to the music. A big shout out to the band for not trying to minimize FAMILY!

Fantastic show in an incredible and historic venue.

Not impressed at all. Had hoped for more than I got and it was a very late start also.

Absolutely terrific. I see maybe 6 concerts or so a year...and this was one of the best I've seen in a while. Reasonable beer prices too!

AN ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE EVENT! Both houndmouth and Liz Cooper and the stampede were both even better in person!

This was my 3rd Houndmouth show and the best one yet!

Such a fun band! Sound was great and definitely will see them again. Made me love the band more!

They sounded even better live than on the album! Plus the addition of sax and second guitar was a nice touch.

I love this band's recorded music and was really looking forward to seeing them live in a small intimate setting like Teragram Ballroom. Unfortunately, they were just OK. Not bad, not great. Also, where's the girl. Her sultry voice and good looks rounded off the sound and appearance of Houndmouth in youtube videos. But she was nowhere to be found on Monday and I was disappointed. Songs like Hey Rose, Sedona and Cousin Greg are some of my favorites in the past 3-5 years. I was hoping to hear others such as Casino, but again didn't happen because...the girl was AWOL. Please bring her back so the focal point isn't three scrawny mid-western dudes shaking their tight white jeans.

Awesome show, full of energy and sounded great. I enjoyed the show a lot.

One of my favorite bands, but apparantly they have decided to become someone else. All the players played and sung well.But the new music is unrecognizable as being from Houndmouth. They seemed to produce a "wall of sound" on their new stuff and there was no articulation among the various instruments. A poor sound mix heavy on bottom end contributed to the disappointment. The trademark sound of Houndmouth was not there at all. Even on the old stuff it seemed they were more interested in being rockers instead of being Houndmouth. The loss of Katie also hurt them both in the absence of her lead vocals and the loss of her harmonizing. The saxes were good and were enjoyable. The Tetragram Ballroom acoustics were good, but I would like to be able to sit down as well as stand. The stage was high enough so that I was able to see everyone on stage even with no slope up towards the rear of the audience area.. They must have had a red eye flight out after the show because I thought they owed their loyal followers a far longer set, or at least a decent encore. I will not just go out and buy the new CD as I expected to do, I will check it out on Amazon Music first. But I am afraid they have lost me. I will just have to be happy with the previous stuff.

The band was amazing! Sounds exactly like the recordings. The Pagaent is such a great venue for a concert. One of my favorites in St. Louis!

This is the second time I have seen Houndmouth in concert. Every time gets better than the next. This is one of my all time favorite bands. I can't wait until the next time I see them!!!

I've been a Houndmouth fan for a while, gotten to know their music and personality well. I have no problem saying it was a fantastic show, and the venue was perfect. Truth is that deep down I want to give it 5 stars, but there were a couple of surprises I feel could have been managed better. While it wasn't exactly a secret, one of the original band member's sudden departure was not effectively publicized (see picture above, which includes all four founding memebers), and I feel the fans had more of a right to be informed and expect that the one female voice in a band known for its harmony would be replaced with either/or male voice(s), a keyboard and dual saxophones. Again, the music was fantastic, as were the performances, especially when they had to run the play after calling an audible at the line, so to speak. Knowing any of this prior to the show would not have changed how many tickets I purchased. I just would have appreciated knowing that I wasn't going to see Houndmouth as they were -- four great, young musicians with "I'll never sell out" chips on their shoulders. Instead we heard great music and saw a really, really good, full band and a pretty decent size production, from costume to lights to a bit of choreography.

This was by far one of the best shows I've ever been to. Houndmouth is one of those rare bands who sound better live. Every one in the band sings and they all have great and distinct voices. They also know how to play eachother's instruments, each rotating/switching between songs effortlessly. I've never seen that before. The opening band was also pretty great, Duncan Fellows from Austin. Both bands made suprise appearances for a song making it feel like a communal experience. You know everyone on stage were having a great time. Everyone on that stage is talented. It's a shame music like this is rarely heard on the radio. Yet I'd like to thank 105.3 The Shark for Sedona. I would not have found this band. You feel their heart and passion in the music. Comfort food for the ears and soul.

Second time we've seen them here at the Bijou! Great venue. They did not disappoint. So much energy coming from that stage.