Paul Weller Tickets

....the Modfather gets better with age. I’ve seen Mr Weller grow from his days with The Jam watching them in the UK. Then his shift to The Style Council and to his solo career. Lucky for me I moved to the Bay Area in 2000 and I’ve seen him perform every tour he’s stopped by. I say all that because this was one of three best he’s delivered. The new album is up there with Stanley Road, brilliant live. The set list was the perfect mix of new, old and very new. The band were tight and in the groove. The sound was crystal clear. The lighting subtle. And of course the venue is unique. I read recently that PW is so productive because he wants to leave a legacy. I just want him to keep doing these shows every couple of years. See this tour if you can still get tix. Thank you Mr Weller.

Paul Weller and his incredibly agile and tight band were in top form at The Neptune on Wednesday, October 18th! Playing a mix of solo material, Style Council, and Jam tunes, Weller proved that his fire has not gone out! I’ve seen him at all three of his recent Seattle shows, and this was by far the best!

The Jam was one of my favorite bands as a teenager. I was even lucky enough to see them at Shepton Mallet on 17th Mach 1982. Since his punk roots, Weller has matured and developed into a fantastic songwriter. He also respects his audience, playing long set lists in smaller more intimate venues. Would love to see him and great band again.

Like a fine wine Paul Weller has got better with age. His energy was fantastic, as was the band, he played more of his more popular tracks that was most welcome. Small venue meant it felt so personal. We loved the whole thing!

Played something from most albums, on time, two encores , such a superstar. Can’t believe we got such great tickets to see the ‘modfather’!!

What is there to say about the history of Paul Weller besides incredible ! His body of work goes all the way back to the 70s and has stayed relevant on into the present. His show in Minneapolis last week included very few Jam songs, though he did focus a bit more than in the past on the Style Council as well as numerous songs from his extensive solo career. The band was remarkable and tight. The stage show was subdued (almost elegant). The use of a single tone/color was a refreshing change of pace to having strobe lights and huge LEDs shining in my eyes.... His voice still has the power though perhaps not quite the range… I never missed not hearing the high notes...I promise, you won't either This Kind Revolution tour is well worth catching if it even comes close to where you live

I love Paul Weller as a musician/writer. I love his songs. He has a great voice. The band was tight. But you could barely tell due to the poor sound which lacked any definition. The bass drum overpowered the whole band, bouncing around the venue and covering up the great hooks and subtleties present in many Paul Weller's songs. That left me disappointed.

I’ve seen Weller half a dozen times in past ten years. He’s that rare act that gets better and better. He really is The Changing Man. Many forget what a wicked guitarist he is and it was fun to watch him up close playing different sonic effects. Old songs. New songs. All outstanding. His support act Lucy Rose was wonderful too. Also the Music Hall is a great venue. Love the place.

Fantastic. The venue was great and Paul Weller was out of this world. A true legend. I would watch him over again and this venue was so personal. A must see xxx

Fantastic performance. Weller has great talent and ability to vary his musical style. Loved hearing Jam and Style Council tunes.

Wow, if you've read my other reviews, you know i go to dozens of show annually. Mr Weller was done with the Jam by the time I got into music so I busied myself on the Clash, Costello and American hardcore. Over time I went back and listened to the Jam which I rate very highly. I also listened to some Style Council (very hit and miss) and to a lesser degree his later solo stuff. Considering his deep catalog and his legendary status I knew I had to see this show... and he did not disappoint. I mean it was no surprise that with 40 years of material he would have ample songs to choose from, goes without saying he brought a really good backing band.. What was special about the night is that he reworked some old songs and made them better (my ever changing mood), that he played for damn near 2 and a half hours and he ended the night perfectly with 'town called Malice which damn near brought the roof down so yeah, if he comes to your town check him out

Not that Paul ever puts on a bad show, but the Boston show was my favorite. A great balance of Jam, Style Council, and solo material from a long career. Impossible to hear them all, but nobody left short changed.

It couldn't have been anymore perfect. Paul's voice never changes, just beautiful. And his band, so much talent. I simply can't wait to see him again ❤️

Weller was in good voice, as usual. Set list pulled from Style Council and solo hits, plus a few choice Jam tracks, some predictable (Start), some not (Monday). The vocal mix was occasionally wretched, both for Weller and the warmup act. That's two shows in a row here where the sound hasn't matched the performances. What is too bad, because no matter where you are in House of Blues you feel like you're close to the stage.

Awesome show, of course. Anyone that knows and follows Weller would know that it is impossible for this guy to put on a bad one. A lot of new songs, with only a few Jam and Council tunes mixed in...but we all know this going in, right, right. What an amazing career and so cool!

It was nice to finally be able to see Paul Weller after all these years, and his setlist ran the gamut from classic Jam material to brand new stuff, and all of it was quite wonderful. It's amazing how he's been able to change his sound from album to album and still maintain such high quality output. Not being a spring chicken, however, the evening did get a little tiring after a while, coming out for three encores (when only one or two would have been fine). I should also mention that the band was also mighty good, adding a lot of power to the songs. The opening act was fine, albeit a bit mellow, and that pushed the opening act out to 9pm (like I said, I'm getting old.) General Admission is also a hit or miss situation. You can usually find a decent place to watch the show (especially at this venue), but there was almost a brawl at the front of the stage due to people crowding and forcing their way to the front, which is never fun to be around. Still, though, it was a great night.

Paul Weller Played 2 hours at the TLA sampling deeply from his almost 40 years of music-making. Newer hits from the latest album, A Kind Revolution, blended seamlessly with his earlier solo work and even several Style Council and Jam songs (‘Monday’ from the Sound Affects album was a special treat for longtime fans). Weller started on the front foot and the show got stronger as it progressed. He may not enjoy the commercial success of some of his contemporaries, let alone modern artists, but he is a talented songwriter and performer who brings joy to his audiences every time. His show at the TLA was no exception.

Third time seeing Paul Weller here in New York this time at the Paramount in Huntington. Wonderful venue! Weller has no equal working today. His range, musicianship and energy are amazing. At 61 years, Weller puts on a performance clinic on how real music is to be delivered. He drew from his history of solo work with wonderful selections from each of his classic works as well as his recent trio of Sonic Kicks, Saturns Pattern and A Kind Revolution. Some Style Council and Jam tunes on display as well. Of greatest interest was his slight reworking and rearrangement of songs I knew well that sounded new and fresh though he had penned them 20 to 30 years ago. Most of the usual suspects were in attendance; Steve Craddock, Steve Pilgrim, Andy Crofts, Ben Gordilier though Andy Lewis did not make the trip (missed his base work!) A great night! Come back soon, Paul. Always welcome at the Paramount!

He can still sing unfortunately, he played/sang very few songs that I knew. Only two songs from “The Style Council” and I don’t think he played anything by The Jam. He may have during the encore but I walked out before then. Weak show.

The show was great. Music level was not too loud. I was unfamiliar with most of the songs, but all were good. I am glad he played a Jam song at the end, that was awesome.