Living Colour Tickets

It was awesome. Do yourself a favor go see both of these bands.

One of the most energetic, fun shows I've seen in a while. Fishbone, as always, put on a great performance, and Living Colour was really tight.

I just saw Fishbone and Living Colour at the Regency Ballroom last night and they were absolutely fantastic. Drummer Will Calhoun took a Neil Peart-like drum solo, bassist Doug Wimbish celebrated his birthday by jumping into the audience and leading an extended jam from the floor, Vernon Reid shredded crazy guitar solo after crazy guitar solo, and Corey Glover owned the crowd on numbers like "Open Letter (To A Landlord)" and "Love Rears Its Ugly Head." And they all came out to the merch table after the show and signed my new CD!

Living Colour banged it out loud and crazy last night at Canes, a venue whose size feels like they're playing right inside your living room. About 200 people were on hand while the boys in the band played like rockers half their age. There were plenty of old favorites and many songs from their new album too. Vernon's fingers move faster than a Formula 1 race car across the neck of his guitar and I never get tired of Corey's amazing vocals.

Living Colour is a band that should have had more commercial success, but their wide variety of musical tastes and talents makes a show from them more like seeing four groups in one. Definitely recommend seeing them on tour but haven't gotten the new album so can't comment on that yet. Good stage show and sound mix.

Thank heavens this band is back in action! These guys rock REALLY HARD. They feature clever insightful lyrics. They display finesse and musicianship far beyond many ordinary popular bands. I've seen them 3 times now, and can testify that when they hit the stage, they mean BUSINESS! The crowd expected a lot and they got it. The people around me and everyone I saw was absolutely swept up in the excitement and brilliance of the music. I've seen Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis' electric bands, the Mahavishnu Orchestra, John Coletrane, Robin Trower, Sly Stone, Adrian Belew, and many, many others live. These guys are right up there with the most exciting performers EVER. If you have a chance to see 'em, DON'T MISS IT!

Really great. Will Calhoun and Vernon Reed were so boss.

I took my fourteen old son and three of his band mates to watch a truly talented group of musicians. The virtuousity of the entire band was amazing. It showed my son and his friends the possibilities of what could be done with a guitar, bass, drums or vocals. They command the stage and play with an intensity that hits you in the gut. These guys can rock n roll. After the show they were as friendly and accomodating as any group I've been around, signing autographs, taking pictures and encouraging young muscians that they are the future, all very warm individuals who enjoy enteracting with their fans. Some lasting memories were created and kids inspired, a really great experience and show.

UNBELIEVABLE, THEY ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY ROCK, WILL NEVER MISS A SHOW WHEN THEY COME TO A LOCAL VENUE, A MUST SEE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lead vocals have never been better and the musicianship was beyond compare. Best of all is the group reaching out to their fans after the show! An absolutely fantastic time was had by all!

Concert was ok- Living Colour put on a decent show. Will Calhoun was jammin'- and group came into audience for a more intimate feel. I do not think that I am alone in wishing that they had played more of their classic hits. They played some new songs and some were pretty good, but they played quite a bit of music that had not been heard before. Also, and this is just a pet peeve of my own and I do not know if anyone else feels this way...and it happens at every concert I have ever been to...But I paid to hear the band sing, not all of the drunkards in the audience- I could do without the lead singer turning over the vocals and chorus to the audience. I paid to hear you, not the crowd.

While some bands slow down, others just get better. Over two decades later, Living Colour can blast a room with tight, expertly executed rock and roll like nothing I've heard or seen in years. If you thought these guys were great in the 80's and 90's, you ain't seen nothing until you see this tour. They also dive into the new cd, which came out the day of the show. Simply superb.

Living Colour are 4 of the most talented artists in music. As usual they did not disappoint at House of Blues! Even more impressive was the fact that they played an instore performance just an hour before the show. if you were lucky enough to see it then you had as good a day as I did yesterday. Go see living Colour.

Please, run to see these musical titans and frankly, one of the most underrated bands around. It is nice to see an 80s band on the road not just playing a "hits" package. These guys played liked they meant it. This night was magical and rare to see a club show with a band playing more than 20 songs. about 6 songs off of the awesome new CD. the old songs were reworked. a lot of improv ! they play like they are still 20 years old.

The boys are back in great shape. Awesome show in Orlando

I am truly blessed to have seen such a performance.

Mixing some new tunes with their greatest hits catalog, Living Colour showed on Tuesday night in Orlando that they haven't lost their edge. The Orlando show coincided with the release of the new album "The Chair in the Doorway", their first new studio album in five years. Corey Glover's vocals were spot on and Vernon Reid's guitar shredding was unbelievable. Can't wait to listen to the new album!

I've seen LC live about five or six times, and they NEVER fail to disappoint. Their latest gig at Johnny Ds in Somerville, MA, was the best yet. This is by far one of the most under-rated live bands on the planet, thunderously good and remarkably slick. First they played the hits--the classics we all know and love--then they treated us to their new disc in its entirety. The new stuff sounded remarkable, the crowd rocked out accordingly, and I spent the rest of the night calling everyone I know -- everyone with excellent musical taste that is -- telling them to buy the new disc, "The Chair in the Doorway." Top-notch musicians, stellar vocals, crunching guitars, otherwordly bass and everything anchored by Will Calhoun's drums. Come back soon, guys... it's already been too long.

It was a real treat to experience Living Colour at such an intimate venue as The Birchmere. To hear live music played by "master musicians" these days is a real priveledge and I was able to tell the band exactly that after the show. My 19yr. old son, who accompanied me to this performance, was equally impressed. Being able to shake the guys hands and show our appreciation was a real treat. So much so that I'll be going to Annapolis to catch them at the Rams Head Tavern. The DMV has much love for the brotha's of Living Colour.

This was the first leg of L.C's latest tour ...but had they not announced this fact we would not have known it. Their energy was as muscular, raw, and aggressive as when I had the pleasure of seeing them on previous tours with the added bonus of a more close up and intimate venue. The Birchmere is a great venue EXCEPT with a band that brings "must .rock. it. out. " energy like living colour , why were there tables set up? No matter....by the end of "Either way" I was headbanging and by "Cult of personality" most everyone else was standing up , headbangin and rocking it out as well. There's no way you can stay seated at a Living Colour concert. NO WAY!....