Liz Phair Tickets

Wonderful performance of an iconic album! Liz sounded great and the video backdrop was perfect!

Liz Phair put on a tremendous show. Her voice was strong and pure. She's a very melodic guitar player. Her band was tight and very good. Playing the entire "Exile in Guyville"album didn't leave room for other songs I would have like to hear but still a great concert. Blondshell lead singer needs lessons in how to connect with and audience. I have a few of their songs and was looking forward to seeing them live but was disappointed- very little energy or ingratiating themselves to the audience.

Liz rocked this show. I love the energy. The video set were beautiful. Her voice was strong. She had a nice balance of performance and personal.

Liz and her band sounded great. It was wonderful to hear those old songs done a little louder with the guitars.

I was so looking forward to hearing Liz Phair's anniversary of Exile in Guyville performance at the Masonic. Unfortunately, I could hardly hear a word of her singing. The mix/sound made only a few of her words intelligible, a sharp contrast from the album itself in which every word is clear. It's a great venue with wonderful sight lines from every seat. The staff is friendly and helpful. What a shame that the venue failed on the most important aspect of a concert -- the sound.

OK, OK, I haven't listened to Liz for maybe a decade... That said, she totally delivered! Her voice is BETTER than it's ever been. Her band was tight and super fun. So glad I went.

Despite being in the nose bleeds, we truly enjoyed the show. Liz delivered in the face of past negative reviews about her stage fright. She was in her skin and, wow, her voice holds up. Remarkable! The SF crowd showed their love vocally but too few stood and danced. Come on, Gen Xers! Staff were great but I’m not sure the Masonic has the best sound system if you’re in front and center.

I don’t know what drove me to look up to see if Liz Phair was touring and to my surprise she was! I am so happy that I was able to go! This was easily one of the best concerts I have ever been to, Liz played all the hits! Such a great experience that I hope to carry with myself for years to come.

Great Venue, great seats, and amazing artist! Liz Phair rocked us all night long !

Liz was great - so fun to hear the Guyville tracks live! Such a classic album. The sound at the venue needed some work - her mic wasn't turned up enough in some songs so you just got a wall of sound on those tracks. And her lyrics are important - you need to hear them!

Caught Liz Phair in July 1993 after Exile on Guyville came out. Really fun to see her Pettit again. The Masonic is a great venue too!

Liz Phair was so good! I’d never seen her live so getting to see her and hearing all of Exile in Guyville was so much fun.

Many middle aged dreams came true this evening (yours truly included). Was Gen X angst just today's Gen Z depression? Who knows. But we listened, we felt, and we all remembered back to those glory years with this performance.

Liz Phair celebrated the 30th Anniversary of "Exile in Guyville"by playing the the full album from beginning to end in spectacular fashion. She sounded great and the inspired videos projected behind her added energy and imagination that helped this event top Phair's impressive "Exile"-inspired concert 5 years earlier at the Ace Theater. The energy of the crowd was through the roof and even Soul Asylum's David Pirner showed up for a song during the encore. Blondeshell, whose musical lineage can do doubt be drawn (whether directly or indirectly) from Phair, gave a solid opening performance although there was a bit of an echo on her vocals. The Wiltern, itself, is a great venue which is clean and has the rare layout that allows you to get a drink or grab a cocktail table without feeling crowded - even during a sold out show. Overall, a great night.

Always love going to the Wiltern. It’s beautiful and every seat is good. Liz Phair was full of energy and amazed that 30 years later, there are so many people who appreciate her and her seminal album.

A mesmerizing, musical supernova! Liz Phair is a powerhouse of talent and her show at The Rialto Theater in Tucson was one of the best shows I've been to in years...

Liz put on a great show and hit all her best songs. You could tell it was the 2nd night of the tour. She seemed a little embarrassed by the enthusiastic crowd. But she settled in by the 4th or 5th songs and really started to feel it. Song selection, her voice, appearance all a 5. Now the reason for the 3 star. The guy running the sound board, he was not good. On most songs the drums overwhelmed the guitar and many time drowned out Liz's singing. The balance was awful. Where the drums were soft or not in use. The mix was ok. Guitars a little over the top but Liz was still clear. IF you are a Liz Phair fan, go see the show. If having a bad soundman ruins a show for you? Be prepared

Great set, she sounds better than ever, strong backing band. Amazon’s Show! 20th Century is an excellent venue too!

Great show put on by Liz Phair and her band. Excellent sound and great sight-lines at The Fillmore made for a great experience.

Her show started at 8pm with an undisclosed opening band. I arrived at 1pm waiting for her to sign my 1994 Rolling Stone Mag. She pulled up in a taxi at 6pm. I ran out and go her to sign my magazine, and requested that she would sing "Dance of the Seven Veils" from her 1992 Album. She said that she didn't know the words and she would have to learn it, A month ago I attended the DC and Phili concert and she took 15 minutes to play requests from the crowd, and when I got my chance, she didn't do it in pittsburgh. Should of talked to the crowd more. We were so excited.