LCD Soundsystem Tickets

The Dance Yrself Clean opener whipped the crowd into such a frenzy that I, for one brief second, thought, "maybe I should move back a little..." I consider this a good thing. It was incredibly rowdy, the sound was great and LCD was on-point. We danced, bounced and smiled our way through 3 amazing sets that spanned 3 amazing hours. They closed the night with Someone Great > Losing My Edge > Home > NY I Love You.....wow. I left T5 a tired, sweaty mess. It was one of the best shows with the most energy that I've seen in NYC. My buddy's phone screen shattered in his pocket for God's sake. That just doesn't happen. I'll be back for Wednesday's T5 show, and I'll be at MSG this weekend. Dedication.

Greatest show ever !!!!!!! Gonna miss those guys but they started awesome and ended awesome

LCD Soundsystem did not disappoint! Three hours of music, reminding their fans why they love the band. Even though it was part of the final farewell to the band, it was a celebration of their music and how concerts should truly be.

LCD at Terminal V at the beginning of their tour were incredible! LCD's first of it's last shows started well and then put us to sleep. Mediocre at best. Big bummer.

This was one of the best shows I ever went to. AWESOMESAUCE

One of the best show I have ever been to! Wish it wasn't one of their last! Venue is awesome too. You are right there.

What a fantastic show. Great venue - no bad views. Very organized entry, even with ticket limitations. Tremendous effort by LCD, they played for over 2 hours with minimal breaks - one of the best shows I've seen in a while.

Just amazing...simply AMAZING! Nonstop dancing for 3 hours and a great way to start off their last shows. Soooo good!!

This was one of the best concerts I've ever been to. LCD Soundsystem is the best band in the world right now and it is endlessly heartbreaking that they will no longer be putting out regular LP's and touring the world. I would say this was the best show I've ever been to but I know it is about to be outdone by the LCD show at madison square garden.

LCD Soundsystem began their “Farewell Shows” with the first of four straight nights at Terminal 5 in New York City on Monday night. They are calling these T5 shows the funeral march, leading up their “final” show on April 2nd at Madison Square Garden. LCD Soundsystem banged in the first nail into a coffin with authority. The band played songs from all their albums featuring hits and album tracks over a three hour rock dance fest. LCD had almost the entire crowd on their feet and dancing for the length of the evening. They had an excellent light display and a ton of instruments crammed onto the stage, and the band used ALL of it. As you can see from the setlist below, the show was broken up into three parts, each lasting about an hour. Part two, (which was apparently titled 45:33) was a 45 minute mostly instrumental jam session with echoes of disco, funk, pop, rock, drum solos, horns and an overdose of light show. Now, while I appreciated the musicality and presentation of all this, after a while, some of it sounded repetitive and never really paid off for me. Parts One and Three however, were fantastic. The songs really sounded alive and loud. It had a different feel compared to the albums, which makes the live LCD experience excellent. For example, Drunk Girls and Yeah came out like punk songs, I Can Change and Someone Great were slowed down went for a Pink Floyd type feel, and Daft Punk Is Playing At My House sounded like a disco song. The band had tremendous energy on stage and generally seemed excited to be there last night. Before All My Friends was played frontman James Murphy said, that “This is how this going to work. We’re going away for a minutes so our arms don’t fall off, then we’re going to come back and play for two more hours and you’re going to pretend that we’re aren’t coming back for an encore and by you clapping it’s going to make us come back out.” So there you have the mood of the evening. Liquid Liquid opened. They sounded like four older guys who were rejected by the Blue Man Group, for good reason.

Got to meet James Murphy which was cool. Played pretty much the entire catalog.

Must see. best show i've ever seen in my life! can't wait for the saturday show!!

Saw them twice on this tour. Amazing both times. A MUST see

Amazing live band... The lead singer and drummer are full of energy, and pump up the crowd accordingly!

One of the most enjoyable experiences I've ever had. Was completely deaf in my right ear for two days. Danced until I injured myself. Screamed until my voice dissolved

LCD Soundsystem headlined the Roy Wilkins Auditorium, a cavernous venue that can create a lost intimacy under poorly planned circumstances. But with a standing-room main floor and a light show perfectly attuned to the driving dance beats that define LCD, this was the strongest showing of a band at the Roy I've seen in several visits. Better than my first ever unsupervised show, Howard Jones, better than The Pharcyde / 311 / Cypress Hill ten years later, and even better than hometown boys, The Replacements. James Murphy is a folk hero to guys like me, and I love it that he DJed at First Avenue afterwards. Note for short people: Consider sitting upstairs to actually see the show as well as hear it.

If you don't like LCD Soundsystem, you have a problem with yourself. I saw them at the Palladium earlier this summer and Coachella before that. Each show was unique. Coachella was in the desert in front of a huge crowd after sitting in traffic all day. The Palladium was hot, crowded and sweaty. The Hollywood Bowl was a grand venue. Peeps were dancing in the aisles and it was great because security didn't seem to care about that. LCDSS sounded great. James Murphy looked pimp in an all white suit. I'm gonna be sad to see the band call it quits or go on hiatus after this tour. They have so much more good music to make and great performances to give. Unfortunately, we missed out on Hot Chip, save for their final two songs because the drive from San Diego took 4 hours. Another thing: the Hollywood Bowl is just too darn big. I'll pay the premium to get as close as I can for shows here. I got Terrace seats for LCD, which was as close as I'd ever been.

Hot Chip was tighter and played more music that I love than when they headlined in Chicago last spring. They were perfect opening act for LCD Soundsystem. I couldn't have enojyed it more.

Been to lots of concerts in my life, but this one easily makes the top ten list. Hollywood Bowl is probably my least favorite venue too see a concert, because you always get a weird mix of season ticket holders and fans, but LCD made this show the exception to the rule by delivering excellent music and a great vibe. It felt like more like a jam session than a concert. It seemed as if every sound for every song was being created on stage...their music had an amazing ability to allow you to really get into it. If you have a chance to see these guys, make sure you don't miss it!

what a perfect tandem of bands to play together. both bands brought an awesome energy to chicago. the crowd responded perfectly: lots of energy and respect for the music. great to see shows like these selling out.