Jacob Collier Tickets

Attended Jacob Collier's concert in Costa Mesa and it was spectacular. Talk about engaging with an audience! He sang beautifully the entire time and made sure to include the audience in almost every piece he was performing. Beautiful arrangements and great backup vocals and performers.

I saw him at the Segerstrom Theatre and he was incredible. His improvisation throughout the concert was jaw dropping, and he was so interactive with the crowd. Harmonies, Acoustics, everything was on point. If you get the chance to see him, it would be stupid not to go

The show had serious flaws. Jacob's wonderful voice was drowned out by the bass being turned up too high and by the mike by the drummer's bass drum being too loud. I did not enjoy any song when the drums were playing. It ruined the overall concert. When Jacob was playing solo the sound was wonderful and I enjoyed the songs.

Artists can sing all their different songs, but no concert will have such a unified dedicated fan base, nor a more unique and interesting performance

Jacob live is a not-to-be-missed experience. On top of that, his band is incredible, truly first rate. Alita Moses might be the best singer I’ve ever heard. Last but not least, they all, including his crew, look like they’re having the time of their lives.

I literally don't have enough words to express how insanely good this concert was! Jacob Collier is a musical GENIUS! His entire team is absolutely talented! From the singers, to the media team and all the security, you guys really held it down. I don't usually go to concerts but this was one for the books for sure! The harmonies, the music and the lighting were spectacular. All I will say is if you have a chance to see Jacob Collier...DO IT. Buy the ticket and go! You won't regret a minute of it at all!!!!

Really great concert, not too crowded or hot. As a short person, I was able to find a spot near the front and was able to see everything clearly! This concert meant a lot and the warmth of the performers was felt. My only complaint about the venue is probably parking, but that is just Minneapolis for you. Great time overall!

Ticketmaster sold the tickets with row and seat numbers, but it was standing room only. Very frustrating to get there and be surprised by that.

This concert was by far the greatest experience I have ever had. I have no words to explain how amazing this concert was.

I took my twin boys to see Jacob Collier, as he's their favorite artist. The Wild Horse Saloon in Nashville was a perfect venue for the show, and Jacob Collier and his band put on an amazing show. As supremely talented as Jacob is, his band is incredible as well, and they put on a fabulous performance. We could not have been more impressed, inspired, and thankful for the experience we had. Thank you, Jacob Collier - and thanks to Ticketmaster as well!!

Jacob Collier is truly the Mozart of our generation. This concert proved that. I went into this concert thinking that it would be absolutely incredible, and it was someone 10 times better than I expected. Personally, I think that everyone in the world should have the opportunity to see him perform. Jacob is best musician in the world, an even better person, and his band is amazing too! If I could rate this experience a 6/5 stars, I would.

Jacob Collier's show was AMAZING!! There was audience participation and interaction, and the show was structured in a way that kept the audience engaged during lower energy pieces. Jacob never once left the stage for a break (though I don't think anyone would have faulted him for doing so after jumping around so much). He continued to perform while his band left the stage and it really gave the feeling that he is passionate about music and performing. Absolutely would go see him again and again.

Jacob Collier gave us a musical experience like no other. From the crew, to the band, to himself — it was obvious that the intent was for you to feel the music. Great show.

We’ve had these since they released, and it was definitely worth the wait! Jacob’s stage presence is next level and the whole band was completely in tune. 10/10 recommended and absolutely will see him again!

Jacob Collier is todays best musician. He's clearly in his prime and has absolute creative freedom

Transcendent . Best concert I have ever been to and I’m 65! Musically a genius and so connected to the crowd. Used the audience like another instrument! Pretty good singing crowd too in Nashville - probably half or more musicians I bet! The 16 minute improvisation on “ Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You” was beyond description. Band was incredible as well. Cannot wait for the next tour and album!

he’s such a good performer, it felt so intimate and he made the audience feel special and part of the expereince. i loved that he shouted out his whole touring team, and all around amazing time for me :)

Best concert I’ve ever been to. Jacob Collier and his band were next level. It was a rollercoaster of energy and emotional. The high energy parts of the show gave me off the charts endorphins, and the down parts of the show were hauntingly amazing. Gave me goosebumps several times!!!

The Ashers and security staff were very helpful and professional. The Fillmore is a very clean and fun venue. Jacob Collier even amazing performance. He is so talented and has so much energy, and he project such good values. We really enjoyed the concert. My only complaint about the Fillmore is that if you were sitting in the balconies the air-conditioning ducks are right there and they can get pretty noisy, distracting from the beauty of the music. It would be great if they could put some acoustic ceiling or something in to reduce that.

Jacob, was, as his reputation precedes, exceptional. Alita Moses and the drummer (whose name I did not catch) stood out among the rest of the band. Exceptional vocal harmonies and clarity, great sound, potentially over the top lighting. The drummer made wonderful choices not to overplay even while some complicated metric modulations were taking place. Nice to hear such a dynamic act at such a large venue. I've been to shows at the Fillmore twice and there is some to love, and some to hate about this venue. It seems to have naturally great sound for shows like this. What it lacks is sightlines. I'm a giant, so no problem for me - my friends were sub 5'6" and had no prayer of seeing anything happening on stage from anywhere but the front row. Most of the balcony is VIP seating, so First Ave is the much better Minneapolis option if you want to see without forcing your way to the front. With GA tickets as expensive as they were, people need to have a fighting chance to see without having to pay even more. My small friend found a spot on a landing between stairs up to the balcony. They were told to move after a while by the venue, and other people took that spot and no one from the venue ever came back to check on things, and the new unwritten rule breakers were allowed to stay through the show. Paid $13 pre-tip for a Coors Light :| Definitely a little price gouging happening here. Overall, the Fillmore is one of the best sounding rooms in the Twin Cities, but reminiscent of the problems that plagued and doomed The Brick as far as bad sightlines. If you're demanding higher ticket prices than places like First Avenue, the Orpheum and the State, the experience can't be worse, and unfortunately it is. Doing away with the reservation of more than half the balcony for VIPs would go a long way towards improving the situation.