Japanese Breakfast Tickets

Pretty good, loved their set and the opener(spellling) was great! The crows wasnt as hype BUT i enjoyed myself nonetheless

Japanese Breakfast knows exactly who they are exactly what their strong suits are- they’re able to effortlessly blend the fun of pop with their Indie core.

Too many strobbing and blinding lights. Couldn't enjoy the show. Couldn't even see Michelle clearly. Ginger Root was better than the main attraction.

My favorite band performed an amazing concert and show.

Mostly good. Especially want to thank JB for introducing me to the music of Ginger Root. At 67, one of the best warmup bands I have ever witnessed. They are a favorite of my 26 yr old son. Third time we had seen JB perform live. Again the band delivered. Best part though is the shared experience across generations. Music has the power to unite all ages. I liked most of the songs in the playlist. The third song was a bit too melancholy for my tastes and at times sounded like “noise.” That’s a 67 year old grey hair take. My 26 year old some really liked it and gave kudos to JB for taking a risk to play it. I’m glad it came early and was more than made up for by the duet and of course the gong. The lighting was fog like but were used to that living in SF. My 67 y old wife had to put on her sunglasses to deal with the “Pokémon effect” of the strobe lights. The mix was a bit uneven. I wished the violin wouldn’t have gotten buried at times. The lead guitar player was outstanding. All in all a great concert shared with family.

The show was good, but the SF Masonic team had the weirdest security check line. They immediately separated people with bags from people who didn’t have bags, resulting in most people waiting in long lines without their people. I’ve been to over 50 shows this year, and that security line system took the longest and was the most illogical

Im a big fan of Ginger Root (5 stars) and was excited to see them again. I figured I’d check out Japanese Breakfast, who I’ve heard a lot about, and maybe love them too. Sadly, the show was flat for me and after several songs, everything started to sound the same. The set was pretty with a human sized clam shell at one of my favorite venues. Unfortunately, they’re not the band for me. Hope JB’s true fans were happy.

I had a loge box seat and a good view of the stage. The band put out a really good effort in their hometown. However, the sound kept me from a 5 rating. Michelle Zauner’s vocals were hard to decipher on most of the songs. There wasn’t good separation or mix of the instruments. A few songs, you could hear the violin and sax, when they were featured but for many songs, I was unable to hear them. Their last song (of the 3 song “encore” which included “Paprika” , “Be Sweet to Me”) was “Diving Woman”, an epic song and my favorite by them. It is dominated by a great bass rif throughout the song, but it was hard to hear the bass very well. Watch Japanese Breakfast’s performance of this song on YouTube during their appearance at the Austin City Limits Festival a few years back and how crisp the bass line is, and how good all the instruments sound. This may not be totally the fault of the band but also for The Met’s sound as well. This aside, I recommend seeing Japanese Breakfast if you have the chance.

There ain't no song in J Brekkie's repertoire that requires that many strobe lights lol But other than that, it was AMAZING! Ginger Root is very fun live, and Michelle and Peter and the gang brought me to tears like they always do!

I loved it, they are amazing. The open act was great too