L7 Tickets

I have probably seen L7 hundreds of times since the 80's. They are definitely in my top 2 bands. These women have more energy than any band ive seen, and im 60 and have seen thousands of shows. 40+ years into their careers, they still Rock, HARD. And theyre HILARIOUS. The Venue was also Great. For older people, there was seating, but for people that wanted to get to the front and move, that was mad possible. There were even little kids at the front. Jen Finch was super cool to them, giving them picks and interacting with them. It wasnt to crowded and fortunately no dudes thought it was cool to mosh/fight. The venue gets an A and L7 gets an A++.

Great show. The Side Eyes from Los Angeles opened the show and they were great, as always. The L7 meet & Greet was a lot of fun. L7 never missesd a beat, they rocked hard. Great venue, lighting and sound,

Their older songs are just as kick ass, and newer material is cool. Everyone in the packed venue was having a great time. Whatever you call them: hard rock, grunge, punk, one thing is certain: they will rock you like crazy!!! Don’t hesitate: this is a band you want to see live! Tip: watch the documentary L7: Pretend We’re Dead to fully appreciate their greatness.

They're excellent and fun to listen. This female rock band jams.

L7 rocked it at the Regent in LA! This band has not slowed down at all and put on a HELL of a show! Thoroughly impressed!

Still rocking and inspiring women. Too bad I couldn’t meet them ☹️

So much to be said, and so much to remember. It is amazing how both Fea and L7 made it an incredible night. One great moment I will never forget is when Donita Sparks near the end of the show made eye contact with me as I rocked out on the floor. It was quite an experience.

Suggested this show to my girlfriend that she is a total baddass, and told her that she reminds me of L7. I Went through a really bad divorce years before I met her. I came from families of strong women from Scotland, Sweden, and Holland. Hers: German and Scottish. She is a schoolteacher - a public servant. I am also a public servant: railroad and union rep. Neither one of us care about nationalism, we just both care about equality abroad. Y’all’s show was SO refreshing and uplifting that y’all added YEARS to our lives!!! Also, BLACK LIVES MATTER!!!

Loud rock'n'roll, just as good as 30 years ago. Played all of their biggest album, Bricks Are Heavy, and plenty more.

Stood next to a woman wearing black tshirt with white letters. Don’t (mess) with me- I WILL have an abortion. The drum kit reset my heartbeat like a punk pacemaker. Baboom Baboom Baboom. When vibration hit my chest I passed my purse to my husband and went up close to them. Great show, Great crowd. Ladies we missed you! That Rocked Very Hard. Needed it. Thank You! Happy Diwali!

Paid $10 to park across the street from the venue, lined up about 20 minutes before doors opened and had a pretty smooth entry. Since I’m over 50 and the concert was on a Wednesday ( and I worked all week ) I was looking for a seat. Having never been to the venue I was unsure if there would be any available. I found a couple of stools at a table by the pizza window. I bought a couple slices of pizza for my 18 year old daughter and I and awaited the opening act to start. FEA opened with some riot girl level punk rock which got the audience primed for the main event. L7 took the stage shortly after and brought all the intensity and power that I had seen them bring 30 years ago. They played Bricks are Heavy in its entirety followed by a smattering of greatest hits. I was able to hop up from my stool and stand back and watch for extended moments while returning to the table to rest when necessary. Great show, affordable food and drink at the venue. ( $10 24oz Modelo, $4 pizza slice ). Very limited seating without a ridiculous upgrade ( I asked about getting a stool up in the balcony and was told it was $50! Twice the price of the GA tickets ). So there’s that. Otherwise a fun night. My kiddo and I had a great time.

I’ll be honest, I was a little jealous when L7 was touring in 2019 and didn’t have a date for Denver. When I saw they were finally coming to Denver I was elated! I had the opportunity to see them in 1992 and was in awe, this concert didn’t disappoint either. I loved 🥰 seeing the ladies again and I want to thank them for coming back to Denver and letting us share in kick ass rock from some talented ladies. Thank you L7!!

I love L7!!! Have forever and never thought I would get to see them live. They still slay on stage. Hope I get to catch them again.

L7 never fails to impress. I've been listening to L7 for the past 30 years and am so stoked that they're still touring. They have a huge and very loyal fan base and I hope they rock us for many more years to come.

Always been a fan of this band, but have never seen them live. Probably scores as one of my top 5 concerts I've ever seen! The energy they created to get the crowd going and vice versa made this one of the best experiences I've had at a concert! It was a nonstop wall of rock from the start, even when the mic got finicky at the start of the second song. They are one of the most underrated rock/grunge bands that were there at the start of the 90's and they haven't lost a step since then. Keep on rockin' it Jennifer, Dee, Suzi, and Donita!!!

After three decades, L7 rocks just as hard as they did in the nineties, if not moreso.

Nailed the full album in order. Come on come on come on come on. Played some favorites for another hour afterwards. Loved you in 2019 at Bash but, this was ten times that, intimate and emotional. thanx for touring again!

Best small venue St Andrews. L7 was incredible and polished.

St. Andrew's was the perfect place to see this awesome band! L7 brought the energy and they looked like they were having a great time too! 🤘🤘🤘

The ladies delivered another amazing show. After they finished their "Bricks Are Heavy" obligations, they hammered out another set's worth of great songs. A nice mix from all the other albums. Their energy was amazing, as always! The club, Big Night Live, was nice, and new, but the sound was surprisingly not the best. I've heard that other bands have had similar issues with this place.