Morcheeba Tickets

It was a great show, I really enjoyed it. In live performance, Morcheeba sounds like a slightly different band than what you hear on their records. The songs came off more energetic, rockier, some of the songs were played a little faster than normal (i.e. than what's on their records) - they are a great live act! I thoroughly enjoyed every moment. Last time Morcheeba came to Denver, they were without Skye, and while it was a very good show, it was nowhere near what we heard on Saturday. The energy was different, Skye had the audience hooked, and Ross was a great part of the show. The set list was dominated by songs from Big Calm and the new album, with sprinkles from Charango and Fragments of Freedom. All in all, I totally love their performance. One down note - the show did not have an announced opening act. So the fact that the band went on stage more than an hour past the show's scheduled start was disappointing and the unexplained wait took away from the overall experience. It appears that the pair of DJs on stage when the doors to the theater opened were meant to be an opening act. of some sort Perhaps a clarification of their status would've made it appear more as being part of the show and less of a disrespect for the fans who were waiting all that extra time in a standing-room only venue.

They played tight, not too loud, smooth and kept it real.

Great to see Skye back in the mix. She has an amazing voice!

Great lighting and great interaction with the audience. They played new stuff and old and seemed the genuinely love being on stage in Denver. Great show!

Every man, woman, and child will fall deeply in love with Skye. She is unreasonably magnetic and talented.

I was pleased to see an entire band... wasn't sure if it would be a 'club tour' with limited performers. Skye Edwards was an amazing presence. Very entertaining and talented. If you're familiar at all with Morcheeba's 15-year career, you'll be pleased with the set list. They performed most of the 'Big Calm' album, as well as everything else you might hear on Pandora or XM Chill. Overall an excellent show. Only one song I was hoping for that wasn't played.... Shoulder Holster.

This ranks in my top favorite shows EVER. We arrived around 8pm and the venue was still fairly empty so we were able to stand right near the stage. The opener, Lance Herbstrong, was fantastic and definitely made us fans. There was a long wait between sets (probably 40 minutes, which is way too long) but Morcheeba was worth it. Skye is so beautiful and gracious and engaging and funny, and needless to say the music was incredible.

Love Morcheeba. Seeing Skye back singing and dancing was fabulous. Not really crazy about the Paradise. Depending where you stand or sit, acoustics are not that great. I liked the group better when they played at the Somerville Theatre, although many would argue that that's a much different concert experience.

This was a great show. Morcheeba did an amazing job of reaching out to the sold-out audience and engaging us.Skye Edwards was charming and funny, and a great singer. The band is well worth seeing if you get the chance.

Very glad that the Morcheeba of Godfreys & Skye is back, along with a tour. I thought the vibe in the Fillmore was very warm and folks generally had a good time. I was surprised by several reviews that complained some songs were slow - had you ever listened to Morcheeba before?! The band played a very good mix of up and down tempo, true to their LPs and cheeba-centric groove. Several older classics were mixed in with the more exciting tracks from the new album. THere was plenty of audience participation and even Skye remarked after seeing lots of us singing along that there must be many old school Morcheeba fans out there. :) All the members of Morcheeba looked happy and comfortable, and seemed to be having fun. The only complaint was that the between-tune banter feel a little flat and seemed rehearsed at times, more the energy during the very real, especially from Skye who easily alternated from sexy sultrist to trip hopping front-woman. The Fillmore was a good vibe for those who havent been. The history on the wall is really fun to review. The waitress and bartenders were fast and effective. There were several nooks to chat and zone out. The main room seemed intimate but not confined. The opening artist was soulful with a more-folksy Mazzy Star thing going. Then The Mumlers came on with a high-school jazz band chic sound. The audience was at first not sure about it, but then warmed up nicely to them. I was impressed by the numerous instrument talent they brought, and the signing talent was good. All in all, very enjoyable night.

I wish they were playing all week long as I would come every night.

Morcheeba was back in perfect form again now that Skye is back with the band. It was so great to see their synergy on stage. She has such an amazing presence and of course voice...thank you for such a wonderful live music experience!

It was momentous to see Skye Edwards perform with the Godfrey brothers again as Morcheeba. They delivered the goods with exuberance and surprising humor from Skye.

Morcheeba is a great live jam band. Excellent guitar work and spectacular vocals, now that Skye has rejoined the band. However, they had problems with the mix last night at the Fillmore. They kept downmiking skye. Every time they miked her voice up hot, she got a ton of feedback. Really disappointing - you could only hear the nuances of her amazing voice on a couple of songs. The rest, otherwise, was great. Recommended live band - this band shines +1 live compared to their album work.

they sound great when you want to chill out at home or in the car, but in concert these guys were duds. a room full of people about to take a nap. beautiful venue, and loved her dress, but that was about it!

This was the third time I've seen Morcheeba at the Fillmore, but only the first with Skye Edwards. Welcome back Skye. You are beautiful, and your voice is as lovely on stage as it is in the studio. The band was awesome too.