Nine Inch Nails Tickets

openers Street sweeper were great.NIN packed alot of songs into an hour and a half!

Great show all around - wish it had lasted longer. NIN was awesome!!! Janes Addiction rocked too!

i just wanted to say that i was extremely upset that janes addiction was the headliner. ive seen nine inch nails a number of time prior and an hour long set is just tooo short! i would have to say the numerous people that walked out with my friend and me after nine inch nails was through would agree with me (as well as the people i talked to after the show days later). if we are going to bring them back....NINE INCH NAILS PLEASE HEADLINE!!

trent is always an amazing performer, and janes addiction was awesome too.

I have been to a few NIN concerts and have never, until now, left disappointed. This venue was advertised as a NIN concert...yet NIN opened for Jane's Addiction. The stage effects were ruined by the late afternoon sun. I'm sure the light show and other effects on the stage were awesome as always..too bad nobody could see it. On the other hand...the marketing for this concert was superb. What better way is there to get people to come see a Jane's addiction concert than to advertise it as a NIN venue??

I really enjoyed the show however I was hoping for more NIN. I saw NIN last year and they were amazing playing for over 2 1/2 hours. I thought NIN was the headliner for this tour and was a little disappointed until JA played they were outstanding and just plain fun.

The venue was great...took a shuttle from the hotel, nice service. The bands were great, played all my favorites.

Streetsweeper social club was energetic and sounded pretty good. NIN was amazing as always and mixed up their playlist really well. Though I'm a huge NIN fan at heart, Janes addiction stole the show. I wish it would have gone on longer, but is'nt that how concerts usually feel? Dave's stage presence is stellar and Perry is a hell of a showman. The entire show had great energy and everyone sounded excellent!

Jane's Addiction rocked Fiddler's Green in Englewood.

This show was fabulous! NIN was awesome, and Trent rocked his little heart out! I really hope that this truly wasn't his last as I will miss seeing him live. He is one of the BEST live performers ever! Janes also rocked with Perry leading with his usual enthusiasm and Dave strumming along trying to look uber cool on his guitar. I really thought that Janes should have opened for NIN though...

THIS SHOW WAS THE PERFECT DRUG! THE SONGS NINE INCH NAILS WERE PLAYING WERE ALL THE RIGHT ONES." I'M AFRAID OF AMERICANS"!? REALLY!? THANK YOU TRENT.... YOU GUYS PLAYED GREAT.....EVEN WHEN YOU GUYS MESSED UP "TERRIBLE LIE." LOL. CAN'T WAIT FOR THE SHOW..... OH AND BY THE WAY....I THOUGHT I LIKED JANE'S ADDICTION UNTIL I SAW THEM LIVE. SORRY PERRY!

Streetsweeper, NIN and Janes Addiction were incredible. However, I had wished that NIN played longer as they were the headline on the tour. When they performed and left the stage, I assumed that they would be back to close out the show- considering that this is the last NIN tour for the foreseeable future. This didnt happen and I was left hanging at that. When all wrapped up, I felt that the show was definitely worthy of the drive and the performance by all was definitely memorable.

I am a huge NIN fan and was a bit disappointed to see them as the first band. The music was great and my seats weren't too bad but the light of the day seemed to take alot out of their show. Jane's Addiction really seemed to steal the show and the band was really in tune with the audience. Never been a big fan of Fiddlers Green so maybe I'm a bit biased?

My friend and I were delighted to be going to see NIN and Jane's Addiction at the Santa Barbara Bowl. As an SB resident, I know first-hand The Bowl is one of the best places to see a live show. And with the small-ish venue (under 5000 seats I believe), the amazing locale (you can see the beach from your seat) and great weather, we get a lot of big name acts who like to play our little town. Having said that, although our seats were in the second-to-last section, it's basically impossible to have a bad seat at The Bowl. We knew Trent and NIN would have something of an uphill battle, coming on at 6:30 on a May evening when the sun would be out for another two hours. But having seen NIN at Lollapolloza in the middle of the day back in 1991, we knew he could pull it off. Ooops, maybe not. What struck us both immediately and continuously throughout NIN's set was the fact that Trent was in shorts, yes, in shorts. And as we were somewhat removed from the stage, at first I thought he might be rocking a pair of black sandals with black socks (think tourist from hell). I want to believe those were combat boots and will continue to do so. As odd as it sounds, I kept returning to Trent's shorts. Why is he wearing them? Is that even rock? Did he mug an Abercrombie and Fitch model on the way to the gig? Trent did still do some rocking, of course. He did an amazing version of Bowie's I'm Afraid of Americans and hit it old school style on Head Like A Hole. His band sounded fantastic and his drummer was kicking a$$. But oddly enough, he seemed to be in his own world--there was little connection with the audience. It felt somewhat deliberate, as if he were performing but also putting out "please leave me alone" vibes. There were some songs (like "Head") where it felt like he was in the moment and really with the audience, and others where he was obviously putting out the energy and working to entertain yet he still felt....distant. When it looked like he was done, my friend and I headed for the stairs to get to the restrooms first. But as we got close to the stage, he came back out for one encore, Hurt. And it was a completely different show up close. I felt much more engaged and "sucked in" being much closer. We were sad that he only did one song, but since security kept shooing us up or down the stairs it was probably for the best. By contrast, Perry and Jane's came out, grabbed us by the throat and didn't let go. And yes, I'll admit it, Perry looked every inch the rock star in a tight, form-fitting black suit (I like to imagine it was leather). He worked the crowd and even from our "nose bleed" section, I felt like he was reaching us all the way in back. For a man of 50, Perry is in incredible shape; he was dancing feverishly and then would resume singing at full force as if it was no effort at all. His voice sounded amazing and he had this easy command and rock star presence that I wished could have rubbed off on Trent a little more. The whole band was in top form and didn't miss a beat. It was like a welcome visit from a really good friend you haven't seen in ages and we left the show energized and excited. Now in his defense, I know when he tore up the stage at Lolla o those many years ago, Trent was younger, angrier and probably drugged up; so I realize having seen him sober (both of us!) that when Trent says "I'm a very shy person," he means it. Or maybe he was just having an off night. Either way, my long past angsty teenager heart was happy to be there, but in an upset victory, the Tiger Beat Pin-Up Of The Year and All Around Rockin' Award goes to Mr. Farrell. He's dreamy.

I was practically dragged to this event because I've never been a huge Jane's Addiction fan, and I pretty much grew out of NIN soon after high school, but I had a blast! NIN was good, no complaints, but holy hell does Jane's Addiction put on a great show! Perry Farrell was born to be a frontman, he is entertainment personified, and the band was on point all night. Would definitely recommend seeing these guys live.

NIN is always spectacular in concert! I was a little disappointed that they were the opener, so their show was short. However, I have never seen Jane's Addiction in concert and THAT was an awesome first for me!!

Onother of the well put together concerts that is organize and amzing, stage and easy to see the performerce, NIN/Jane's Addiction sounded amazing and I can't wait to see them again, my son is number 1 NIN Fan and he will go every where to see them, Nice Job Guys, Did it again.

I had a great time. The location was great and NIN was great. Jane's Addiction put on an awesome show.

The concert was awesome! We weren't aware that NIN was the opener for this show instead of Janes Addiction so we showed up a little late, luckily it was only the first song for NIN. NIN played a lot of the more uncommon concert songs instead of the typical "radio" songs which is always nice to hear!

What a show. I have seen janes 8 times and this show was one of the best. To see eric A. back up there made the hair on my arms stand up. Opened with 3 days (which i Have never seen them open with) Janes actually looked into it. The last couple shows seemed like they were not feeling it as much. Maybe it was the old chemistry but they rocked. Im glad Janes headlined because I was toid NIN was headlining.