Lake Street Dive Tickets

A very talented band can’t wait to see them again!!!

Incredible show wish I had tix for both nights. Well worth the price of admission, our friends thoroughly enjoyed as well.

I loved them! This was the second time I saw them and I'm definitely buying tickets again. Awesome songs, great show!

Lake Street Dive is absolutely spectacular love!! They played a long set, mixing in some new songs from their latest EP. The sound was perfect and the instruments complimented Rachel's voice. We will see them again when they are back in Maine.

Sharp and crisp music that hits your soul...A bucket list must see band!

This is my third time seeing them, can't wait for round four. Absolutely amazing live

As if I hadn’t already loved Lake Street Dive now I love them even more!!! Fantastic! Great venue!!!

Lake Street Dive puts on one of the most dazzling shows I’ve ever seen. Period.

I have followed them for several years since seeing them in Colorado at Telluride Bluegrass and Albino Skunk Festival in SC.Have loved watching them grow and prosper. Loved the keyboard addition. Great show as usual!

I first saw LSD in a barn in the NC mountains with an audience of around 20. They are a band that truly does not need any producing, lights or flare to captivate their audience. However, now that they do have a well produced show with lights and flare it is iceing in the cake. Some groups seem to “sell out” once they become widely recognized and I truly believe LSD never will. Even if they one day play to packed arenas, they are the type of group who will stay grounded in their music and principles. The only complaint I could possibly think of would be that the church benches in the ryman are extremely uncomfortable, but I also think it is a good thing because it encourages the audience to stand and groove. All in all one of the best sounding shows I have ever seen.

Such a talented & energetic band. The entire time I was mesmerized by each of their artistic genius!

I would see them again in a heartbeat! Great show and a great venue as always.

The new Sylvee is an amazing venue and I was looking forward to seeing Lake Street Dive there. I have seen them in the past in Minneapolis. This show felt overproduced to me. Too loud, too much with the lights. The lead singer has an amazing voice but she was often difficult to hear. I would have liked to hear more of their old music mixed in with the new. I wouldn’t rush out to see them again.

The lead singer's mic was so much lower than the instruments, we couldn't understand half of what she was saying.

Lake Street Dive rocks. Everything they do feels like their own special style of music, even covering another band's songs! Would have been nearly impossible to have a bad time!

Lake Street Dive first came to my attention on YouTube and I was immediately smitten. Here was a group of highly skilled and like-minded musicians who were clearly playing for the sheer joy of making music. The drums, bass, trumpet and vocals format gave their sound plenty of space and amplified their individual contributions. If at times a bit too minimalist, the format mostly worked, a welcome respite from the noisy trends found elsewhere. The band thrived on nuance, finesse and lots of tasteful detail. If you paid close attention, you were amply rewarded. Wow, a combo for grown ups. Their choice of material, including a great many covers, displayed nostalgia, whimsy, humor, respect and good taste. Lead vocalist Rachael Price was always radiant, and the harmonies were out of this world. Their originals, especially "Seventeen" and a live-on-the-radio rendition of "You Go Down Smooth" were simply knockouts. This was a band in complete control of their medium and their message, thanks in no small part to the "venues they chose, mostly studios. So their Thursday night concert at the Wiltern promised to answer one big question - how would all this subtlety translate to the concert stage? In short, it didn't. Make no mistake, LSD hit every note and played with enough stage presence and entertainment quotient to compete with just about anyone. The light show that accompanied and accented the music was as intelligent as the band. The audience was enthralled, energized and cultishly familiar with the setlist. But inevitably, loudness eliminated some of the elegant quiet moments that made them so special to begin with. And volume eliminated the dynamic range that gave their songs so much internal drive. Starting at 10 leaves nowhere to go. Lake Street Dive seems to be aiming for the big time, and doing quite well. They certainly have the talent, and seem as devoted to each other and the music as if they'd just met. They are one breakout hit song away from becoming a household name. And I couldn't be happier for them. But I wish I'd seen them first in a little club in Boston, sounding acoustic and earnest.

Sound was too loud and blew through Rachel Price’s voice. Very disappointing. I have seen LSD two other times and they were great. Maybe sound and mixer person screwed up.

Everything I've heard from these guys over the airwaves, packed a punch. Cool songs that catch your attention and leave an impression. Inciteful. Fresh. Hooks that stick in your head. Even their downbeat numbers get you movin. Give a listen to, Good Kisser. That is why I was kind of shocked when I saw them at the Wiltern and it wasn't just from the $17dollar brews! My crew and I were primed when the curtain went up, ready to put some work in on the packed dance floor. LSD are a confident lot that come right at you, 220V from the jump. They are hard workin, talented group but I never felt like they got on the same page. Never locked in. Never soared. I kept hangin in there, kept hopin but for moi, the band and Rachel Price their lead singer seemed to be slightly off the plate. Lake Street Drive already have a quiver of solid tunes to their name. This band is going places. Maybe it just wasn't their night. Maybe it was the full Moon shining down on LA.. Ahooo.

I have been following Lake Street Dive for several years, and this is the 3rd concert I've seen. Their gigs used to be quieter and more intimate. Now their catalog has a number of up tempo tunes and less of their covers of other songs. It's all good with clever lyrics (You Go Down Smooth), catchy pop hooks, terrific vocals and outstanding musicianship. For my taste they are much better than the Billboard Top 100 acts that are popular these days, but I don't know that they will have a large commercial success. Their music has so many classic influences (rock, R&B, dance, acoustic) that they will have their niche and audience. See them next time they are in town, and you'll enjoy it. BTW, the Wiltern is a great music venue, and they sounded better than in smaller clubs.

We had such a blast at the Lake Street Dive concert. Rachel’s sultry voice is so captivating, and everyone’s talent is beyond inspiring. I would definitely see them again!