London Grammar Tickets

The perfect sound for today. Haunting voice mixed with fantastic musicianship. Cannot wait for them to come stateside

Can’t stop playing her music is incredible her voice is pure magic does it get any better every song is fantastic only problem it takes a long time to get the cds in the mail one of a kind music no one even close

The band sounded great, they were tight and played all the favs plus some of the new material. My only criticism is that they barely performed for an hour. There were more songs from their debut LP that they could have played to bring the set up to something closer to 1.5 hours.

The college thing played well for a while, but Hannah's voice has outgrown it. The idea that you would run subwoofers to distortion, especially in an indoor theater type venue, and the pathetic lighting that had Hannah singing in the dark, reveals that the band does not know how to move forward. An agent needs to get ahold of them, probably add some instruments, and move them forward. Hannah has one of the all time great voices, she's beautiful, and the world deserves to hear her, but they never will so long as they have no vision to go to a new place in their presentation. Hannah needs to dress as elegantly as her music, let go of the mic stand, and speak to her audience thru her vocals with the same feeling and passion she had when writing these very emotional songs. We would not attend another London Grammar concert unless there were some evidence they have grown to the next, very necessary level. That said, we will always listen to every song Hannah writes.

This was a concert event that did not rely on anything beyond the strength of the music. Hannah Reid sounds equally impressive live, as on her recorded LP. I cannot wait to hear more from this group - they have been on repeat on my ipod for nearly a year. I am addicted!

We loved them period. Fantastic show, could not stop talking about it

Stunning performance, beautiful sound, sweet personalities. Although not a real "active" performance, it fit their musical style. Worth seeing. And their opener Until the Ribbon Breaks was fantastic.

What a voice! I loved her! She has a stadium voice. Her vocals reverberated throughout the whole venue. I went home and her musical style was with me the whole weekend.

On a rainy night in Northern California, one of Britain's best new acts landed in Oakland Calif and delivered a solid performance at The Fox Theater, this was their last show of their current tour, and I flew in from Arizona to see them. The trio of "20-somethings" are poised, quietly confident and resonated and harmonized oh so well together. The trio is led by Hannah Reid, a beautiful,focused, mature soprano. Blessed with a sultry voice and wonderful stage presence, Hannah and her crew did not disappoint. On Hannah's right was guitarist Dan Rothman, with a winning smile and perfect rhythm synchronizing his skill set well. On Hannah's left -Dot Major gifted keyboardist, (Hannah plays keyboard too) guitarist, and percussionist, quiet and focused displayed his craft perfectly. The band's sound is deep, expansive, and soulful. Hannah's plaintive singing voice is mesmerizing.The 3 are all mature beyond their years, and all have great hair. Most importantly, they are humble and polite, and their music is so substantive that they will around for a long time. The best songs were Hey Now, Metal and Dust, Interlude and Strong. London Grammar is band whose songs sound great on record, but even better live, which is rare. I'm so glad I went. Thanks guys, David B. Schroeder Tempe, Az

London Grammar is Amazing and the Fox Theatre is also amazing