Kishi Bashi Tickets

A truly breathtaking performance by and undoubtably stellar group of musicians. Approaching the stage, you're immediately hit with the beautiful stage set-up of white linen sheets draping what appear to be wooden rods connected in a seemingly random fashion, and the wooden tree cut-outs covered in shiny black strips of materials. The lighting consisted of a wide range of beautiful hues shining through the linens, evoking a sort of "aurora borealis" phenomenon in the background. The artistic director for the group, decked out in a black, draped maxi-dress and black sun-hat, would also casually stroll onto the stage mid-performance and feed the band grapes or mess with props on stage. The entire group was in rare form this evening. We got some classic Kishi Bashi looping and some hardcore shredding between K and Mike Savino, coupled with some intense eye-contact. There was also a moment when the lights dimmed and K had a 3 song solo period of just him playing with some simple light effects. The show was closed out be a STRING QUARTET! Out of smooth nowhere, when we all thought the show was over and we could only hope for an encore, he pulled that surprise on us and performed a series of covers and an original rendition of Manchester for the quartet. I honestly have never been to a concert as completely enrapturing as this one. Literally every detail of the show was perfect, and they also started on time, which was a definite plus.

Kishi Bashi's energy on stage was like no other, his individual performance was perfectly supported by the vibrant, tight band of musicians around him. The creative design elements in backdrop and lighting provided a unique and complimentary scene for KB to thrive in. Very special; great heart pumping, foot stamping times.

Kishi Bashi is jaw droppingly talented. Do not miss an opportunity to catch one of his live shows. Plus- the band.... man. So so so good. With Michael of Tall Tall Trees on Banjo- you're essentially getting two for the price of of one with this band.

Wow. wowwwww... Playing the violin, singing, vocal looping, beat boxing...what can K. Ishibashi NOT do. The show was phenomenal and I can't wait to see him play again. Mike Savino on the banjo was also amazing! After the encore he came back out to play three songs with a string quartet. It doesn't get much better than that!

Great show... if you get a chance, see him NOW! You will love the show he puts on. We've seen him 4 times over the past 2 years, and he just keeps getting better.

Everything about it from the music selection to the Amazing Amy. everything was not just a concert but a show. it was amazing

LOVE LOVE LOVE this band live - such a great performance!

I don't get to see concerts very often, but I'm glad I made the trek to Cambridge for this one! The crowd was great, the musicians were great and the Sinclair has great beer on tap too!

amazing show. kishi bashi was extraordinary. the venue was great too. i brought 3 people to the event who had not heard of the artist and the three of them had a great time! we all left very happy that night.

Kishi Bashi will be the next coldplay if they play their cards right. Kishi knows to orchestrate a phenomenal show - to take their energy and channel it back to them. He understands what the crowd came there for - the perfect balance of violin, bass, vocals and... humbleness.

Kishi Bashi's was easily one of the most powerful, inspiring, and emotional concerts I have ever attended. If he comes to you area: Drop all prior obligations and do not miss this show. You can thank me later.

The most incredible live show I've seen in years. A mind-blowing musician, even better performer. And all of the band members look like they're having so much fun! <3

Kishi Bashi was amazing. Complex, layered music, interesting instrumentation, high energy (they were just having an awesome time and we were there to listen), and very chill with the audience.

Great show, Cool venue, however the sound seemed a bit off, I've been to other of his shows and it just seems like it was the venues problem. Band members very cool and fun! The opening act, a former member of kishi bashi, came out into the audience during the show and seemed genuinely nice.

I was pretty unfamiliar with Kishi Bashi going into the show, but I heard some buzz and decided to check it out. I was really blown away. He plays a violin and does a lot of live looping. He is a technically masterful violinist who plays with much soul. On top of that, his voice and songwriting are powerful and original. His band complemented him nicely, especially the artist "Tall Tall Trees", whose affected banjo and impeccable harmonies adding greatly to the musics power. This is one artist I will see again.

This was my 3rd time seeing a Kishi Bashi performance and I enjoy it more each time! He is very talented on the violin, and the dynamic between him and the banjo player from Tall Tall Trees is very entertaining. This time he played a few new songs which got me excited for his next album. At the end he did an encore followed by crowd surfing! Great night. I highly recommend Kishi Bashi's live shows - the music is even better than on his recorded albums.

Excellent. Go see him. Opening band sucked, hence the 4* and it took too long between bands.. But, amazing show, nonetheless. Id see Kishi Bashi again in a jiffy!

I went in to the concert relatively unfamiliar with Kishi Bashi's music and not knowing what to expect. I was blown away by his talent, voice, performance and uniqueness. He's a virtuoso on the violin and it's evident that he's classically trained. He combines this rare talent with cutting edge loops and vocals for a sound that is beyond electronic music and miles away from classical but still fun, accessible, evocative and at times deeply moving. He was accompanied by an equally talented vocalist/percussionist and banjo player (tall tall trees) and the result was incredible.

excellent.! we would definitely see each of them again

Wonderful and creative. Great live show. Opening acts Tall Tall Trees and Elizabeth and the catapult werw alao great. It was amazing what Tall Tall Trees could do with a banjo and electronics. And the venue was really good too (except for lack of parking). Al the performers werw really crowd friendly. I'd go again.