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Ever since the release of their 2008 EP Chunk of Change, Passion Pit’s unique brand of indietronica has appealed to fans of both indie rock and electronic dance music, generating heaps of praise from those bastions of hipster cred otherwise known as music blogs. With the release of sophomore album Gossamer in 2012, the band kept crowds moving with a collection of ambitious and impeccably produced gems like “Take a Walk” and “Constant Conversations,” earning the album a No. 4 position on the Billboard 200. Passion Pit originated as the solo project of frontman Michael Angelakos, who penned the project’s first songs for his girlfriend before enlisting some of his classmates from Berklee College of Music to start a group. The band’s debut full-length Manners (2009) received praise from critics and bloggers for its catchy and danceable songs, including breakthrough single “Sleepyhead” and kaleidoscopic electro hit “The Reeling.” On tour in 2013, Passion Pit has been treating fans to high-octane live performances that perfectly capture the spirit of their sparkling pop anthems.
Must say, though I enjoy Passion Pit, I liked Two Door Cinema Club better. Don't think it was the set list, I think more it was the sound setup (almost NO vocals vs. band). Still, cannot complain as every seat was damn near perfect for the show.
Best concert I've ever been too. That is all that needs to be said.
From the beginning to the end, what an amazing show! The opening act, St. Lucia was outstanding! So much fun! It's a shame that people were still slowly trickling in while they were playing. All the late-comers missed a great performance. The Joy Formidable was okay. Two Door Cinema Club was great and Passion Pit was fantastic! It was the second time tat I had seen them and they were even better this time! They played everything and kept the energy rolling the whole time.
I'm obsessed with Two Door Cinema Club and Passion Pit. Both were excellent, the venue was awesome, such great energy and a low key type setting. All the workers were very cool.... The merch table moved quickly and lines were not horrible. Love it. Loved it. Peace.
The arena was well organized, full of security, and clean. The bands didnt seem to have any problems getting on and off stage and everything went smoothly. The bands; Passion Pit, Two Door Cinema Club, The Joy Formidable, and St. Lucia were AMAZING. All put on great shows but my sisters and I all agreed that Two Door Cinema Club were the best. I will definitely be seeing these bands again, and will certainly look for a show at the St. Augustine Ampitheater in the future! <3
Incredible concert. Takes me back to the concert every time I listen to their albums. So glad I saw them live- so much energy and even after the show was supposed to be over they came back for one more song. AMAZING.
You cannot miss Passion Pit. The energy of the singer is unreal! And the crowd loves to dance it up. He also played an equal amount of new music and older, which is exactly what I wanted as the newer album isn't my favorite.
It was an amazing show. The guys were so into it. The music was on point and they were all so interactive with the crowd. It really got everybody going. I've been to a lot of shows, but the Norva is probably my favorite venue. So intimate!
perfect. my favorite band ever and I couldnt have had a better experience
Passion Pit was great, a lot of energy and an amazing sound all their own. Can't wait until they come back to the Norva for their next album
My daughter and i thoroughly enjoyed seeing passion pit. We can't wait to see them again.
It was a great time- The Joy Formidable did a great job opening the night, and I can totally see them as the main event in the near future. This power band from the UK definitely got us hyped and when Passion Pit finally arrived on staged, the whole crowd was in the mood to rock some more. The songs they played were definitely the crowd favorites and they didn't hold back with their little introductions and flashy set up. Overall, I loved the concert and the bands did a terrific job.
the lead singer has very good vocals. high energy show! would definitely go back and see them again. the norva is a great venue for any band.
Passion Pit was fantastic, as was The Joy Formidable.
This show was PHENOMENAL! Song after song so HYPE!
Had an amazing time. Passion pit was great live. It was too short though.
Great live performance. The crowd was very engaged, which I really loved. Also, everyone seemed to have enjoyed it as well.
Passion Pit was amazing and the venue was just right.
Seeing Passion Pit is always really amazing. They have great stage presence and they really know how to play live - even though they have a really unique studio sound. I only put four stars because I wasn't aware the Joy Formidable was opening, and I'm not really a fan of them. I arrived an hour and a half early so I could get a good spot, and I ended up being in the front row of GA. The venue was small, but still really nice. Passion Pit is my favourite band and I always enjoy seeing them live.
The entire band does an amazing job live, and they sound just as excellent as they do on CD. The show is energetic, enthusiastic, and extremely fun to go to. I would immediately recommend this to every Passion Pit fan, it's just such a great experience to go see them live! Venue was excellent at the House of Blues in Atlantic City, and seats were great!
