Lake Street Dive Tickets

Phenomenal artists, perfect venue, great food, respectful fans.

The show was awesome, both the opening act and Lake Street Dive were amazing. The venue could use some work. Make it more comfortable for people standing for the show. The ground was very dusty and uneven, hard to feel comfortable on your feet for several hours.

Thompson's Point is a wonderful venue, with excellent food trucks and beer selections. The sunsets alone are worth the price of admission! And this evening, both Sammy Rae and the Friends and Lake Street Dive were on fire. Very energetic concert and crowd!

The show was fantastic! Food trucks were wonderful & we snacked at as many as we could. Can’t wait for another show soon

For some of us, it was the first time at Portland’s fabulous venue. Everyone’s energy was high as we’d been listening to LSD playlists and singing our hearts out. Sammy Rae & The Friends was a great choice for a warmup and had us primed for the main event. Lake Street Dive did NOT disappoint! Loved the set list and their connection to each other as well as the crowd. Loved the addition of the horns. Only wished they played a bit longer.

Her vocals were good, a couple songs were good. The rest was all filler, and sounded extremely repetitive and basic. They did a lot of covers and butchered one badly. Mom jeans are in style again, but I still couldn't get behind the aesthetic. The venue was amazing as usual, and the event staff actually had to go out and encourage people to cheer louder for the encore. There was less energy than I've seen at a live show before. I saw people in the front standing area yawning more than once.

The most fun I have ever had at a concert. They sounded AMAZING and the energy was palpable

4th time seeing them and they continue to improve and have never disappointed. Each member has an amazing amount of talent and professionalism.

It was a great show! First big concert I took my daughter to and she loved it. Love the venue at Avondale!

I'm not a huge Lake Street Dive fan but I went with a friend because I really wanted to check out the venue, as I'd never been. The show was lot of fun, the energy was great and the venue exceeded expectations. I was impressed by how diverse the crowd was, in every sense. This bad has some incredibly talented members!

Avondale Brewing ran a smooth operation. Really a very hot evening and they were passing out complimentary waters. Of course Lake Street was amazing and the sound production was flawless.

Great sounds and vibe and nice venue. Totally enjoyed the evening.

That was a soul filled set that rocked my socks off.

Former Les Schwab amphitheatre offers beautiful views and fun shows.

The music was fantastic!!! Danced the whole time!! Lake Street Dive never disappoints!! Hayden Homes amphitheater was awesome, would definitely return!!!!!

Lake Street Dive is an amazing band. One may expect Rachel Price to steal the show being such a great singer (which she is - if unfamiliar put professor Google to work and review her lifetime of work) but she doesn’t. But she shares the stage well with her band mates who are all incredible musicians in their own right. I’m no expert but I’d guess Bridget Kearney is way underrated for her upright bass work - love watching her jam. Apparently, she’s quite the prolific and successful songwriter in her own right. Akie is great on keyboard and his vocals are incredible in my layman’s opinion. Mike Calabrese (drums, backup vocals) and James Cornelison (guitar, backup vocals) I’m sure are equally talented as the rest but what they added to the experience for me is that they just seemed to be having a really fun time up there (Mike almost never stopped smiling) - it is fun watching someone really enjoy what they’re doing. Apologies for not knowing but they added a percussionist that I don’t know but she was a nice addition. Their songbook is large and all excellent and their famous covers (I want you back and Rich Girl) and done so well, energetically and fun. For a few songs they all gathered tightly in the middle of the stage - Rachel, Bridget and James in front, Mike sitting on a bar (a prop intended to be a pub counter/bar,) and Akie in back. This really worked. It was really nice. The venue, Channel 24 Sacramento, was great. It’s mostly general admission which is standing only. This could be a concern for some but it was ok for us. We arrived early enough to be right up front. If seating is a priority for visitors, some seats are available on the upper level but they are quite expensive compared to general admission so we will stick to GA and be up front. LSD is a great, positive, energetic band and a really fun show. IDK but I’d guess they all are really great human beings too as I can’t imagine creating something so positive otherwise. Even if you’ve only heard some of their stuff I recommend getting to a show as I can guarantee you’ll leave feeling good.

They're a lot of groups trying to keep real music alive but no one does it better than Lake Street Dive!

It was easy to access the venue at the Great Park in Irvine but parking was paid, whereas it hadn't been before and there was no mention on the website. Beware! The venue are sticklers about the exact size of a purse you can carry in. Lake Street Dive was fantastic. Sound and visuals were great. Jon Langley trumpeter and Negah Santos percussionist of Colbert Late Show band and other members of the Huntertones Horns played with LSD band members. Pure magic! Singer Rachel Price has a voice that is so special and shouldn't be missed. She sang the loud lively tunes and the soft bluesy tunes with equal skill and beauty.

Great band , being the first time to see them and knowing only a few songs . Wow can't wait to see them again.

Lake Street Dive rolled into Irvine's Great Park and gave us a great show Friday night. It's a lovely venue with easy parking, plenty of food, and a relaxed atmosphere made for a good crowd who showed their enthusiastic appreciation for the band. The band was sharp as they moved thru pieces from their extensive catalog. Rachel Price was her at her frontwoman best, leading her mates thru their paces, to the delight of the crowd. my only quibble was with the sound system, that seemed a little muddy with respect to the sound of Rachel's vocals; kinda lacked that crisp tone our ears are accustomed to. Aside from that, The band worked without a break for almost two hours, and most of us were on our way home, smiling, by ten pm.