Iron and Wine Tickets

Very intimate and interactive show. Sam was charming, funny and played and sang magnificently.

Perfect intimate venue for solo acoustic Iron & Wine. Lovely place, nice people, will definitely drive there again.

I am from Atlanta and the seven hour drive was worth it. The concert was amazing and I loved everything about it. It was beautiful and intimate. Extremely happy I was there to experience the evening.

Sam Bean is awesome! great concert, great orchestra!

This concert was awesome! Listening to Sam play with the orchestra was one of the best musical experiences I have ever had and I hope that they work together again. Taft theatre was also amazing and had great access and comfy seats!

The venue was amazing, the vibe was great. The show, Sam did not disappoint!! Second time seeing them, first years ago in Missouri and then Taft this time. This indiana girl will travel for the one and only Iron & Wine ✌🏻💙💜💙

This show was an absolute dream. I have loved Iron and Wine for over a decade and was thrilled to see them live with a symphony orchestra. The orchestral arrangements were beautiful and the acoustic set was amazing. This was my first time in the Taft Theater and it was a beautiful venue. I'm grateful that the TicketMaster staff helped me secure an accessible seat in advance, because the regular seating seemed very tight. Entire rows had to get up to allow people in and out of their seats. Aside from that detail, it was an amazing experience.

Orchestra addition added richness and texture that brought the songs to life in a unique way. Very moving.

The first part of concert was Played with a symphony orchestra and it was amazing! Second part was without orchestra and it was amazing. Loved the interaction with the audience.

Sam Beam is one of the most exceptional artist out there. I couldn't of asked for a better performance as he never fails to move hearts and sway dreams, HOWEVER, I am disappointed in the CROWD. He says we were fun and he was having fun, but I can't seem to shake that songs, and even him talking, was being interrupted EVERY 5-8 minutes with a "WOOOO", "OH YEAH", or a "please hear what I just said and respond Sam" comment... very irritating for someone like myself with hard hearing and could only snag a "nose bleed" seat. I just find it rude and inconsiderat to not even wait until the music is over to celebrate the song, or wait until he is done talking to respond back to him instead of interrupting... otherwise, his performance with the Cincinnati Orchestra was impeccable, and his solo set after was amazing as usual. Did not disappoint!

Sound was great, and performance was beautiful. I think this theater was perfect for this band

The openers we're led by "Carl". A bit loud but decent set. Iron and Wine was everything I was hoping for and more. They played a bit of new with a deep dive into old favorites, too. The backing band was talented, a bit eccentric, and (mostly) blended well into the set. Only real criticism is that the venue had the AC cranked way too cold, my wife and several other people were muttering that they were freezing the entire show.

Beautiful venue in Columbus. Great show! Sound quality was amazing. Loved it!!

Iron and Wine's new music has a great sound, and it sounded great in the Southern Theater.

While the opening act was underwhelming, Iron and Wine put on a show with first rate musicians and great interaction with the crowd.

They played a lot of new material I had not heard before as well as several older favorites. All of it was great, instantly enjoyable, classic Iron and Wine. It was a sold out house full of enthusiastic fans. Had a great time!

I've if the better cinders I've seen. He's great live, funny and sounds great.

House of Blues Anaheim,9/28/2018, Iron and Wine performing. The new HOB venue is well designed and managed. Staff was helpful and friendly. Iron and Wine was incredible !!!

The best show I've ever been to! Sam is the nicest person ever, and his songs sound even better live. He interacts to the crowd a lot, and LA didn't disappoint either. Upgrading to VIP was also super interesting, and totally worth it. I would definitely go watch Iron & Wine again, because I am sure it will be a unique and special experience all over again.

My complaint is not about the venue (although the show did not start until after 9pm when the doors opened at 7pm - perhaps a way of selling more drinks & food?). I drove 2 hours from LA to see Iron & Wine, one of my favorite bands, but one whom I've never had the opportunity to see live before. The band has a long discography, starting in about 2003. Most of my (and the general public's) favorite/most recognizable songs are on the earlier albums. Sam Beam came out, and he and his band played 5 songs in a row, commenting multiple times that he "has to play the new stuff, and that he will get to the old stuff, not to worry." However, as the show went on, he hardly played any older songs, and when he did, he had re-worked them in such a way that they sounded almost nothing like the originals. After their last song, they only played one encore song, and then were done, leaving an audience of mostly disappointed fans. I feel betrayed by the band, Sam and even the music managers/etc who put on this show, as I feel it was all just a money-grab using the band's popularity to bring in crowds, but not delivering on the music that people wanted to hear. Perhaps if Sam hadn't said anything about playing "old songs," this would be easier to accept, but he had us all anticipating the old hits, which never came. I would not recommend an actual fan of Iron & Wine to go to this show.