Pet Shop Boys Tickets

i have seen the pet shop boys 10 times. some shows like performance were amazing and others were very dull. this show surprised me with its energy and creativity. it is not in the same league as performance but it was a very good show. the dancers were entertaining and the back drop was creative, artisitc and held my interest. the pet shop boys were classy and unique the entire show. it is tough to know what is live and what is pre recorded nowadays but the show was still fun. the songs covered a lot of classics (and good ones at that!!!!) such as go west, always on my mind, suburbia, being boring and kings cross. they played new songs as well but not enough for you to say "i wish they would play some older stuff" they mixed it up quite well. i was actually wondering if i should sell my tickets because i had a very busy week. i was very pleased i did not sell then . i had a great experience. thanks neil and chris. chris h

I love their music but didn’t expect the stage show to be so good. A mixture of light show and images on boxes making up a screen. If I lived closer to the city I’d go again tonight!

The music was outstanding! They sang all of their classics. Wish the Mezzanine in Hammerstein was located closer to the stage however. We had a great time!

Last night in Manhattan, a porthole opened to the '80s. The Pet Shops were incredible, and all these years later, they STILL sound just like their original recordings. My only caveat is that they didn't need the guest dancers. They were a bit lame and distracting. I guess Neil and Chris feel like they need something else onstage, since they don't dance themselves. But the amazing videos and special effects were sufficient. Don't miss this show!

Pet Shop Boys were definitely entertaining, but the sound was just horrible. I loved the stage, the dancers, light show, but the most important part of any concert (the sound) was way below average. It's not the way I imagined to see Pet Shop Boys for the last time.

It was really nice how they sang and the dancers, how they danced was just incredible!

Glibert and George meet Leigh Bowery in Legoland. Fantastic show. Performance Art as Rock Concert.

What a fantastic concert! Start to finish, the PSB rocked. The songs were great, as was the show. The concert lasted about an hour and a half - just right.

I have been watching PSB in concert for a while now and this is the first time where I have truly been blown away by the originality of the set and the show. The music and mixes created for the shown were outstanding, kudos to the boys for injecting Stuart Price's influence in their live mixes, the sound was incredible. The stage mechanism created with cubes was very original and at times surprisingly scary (you think something went wrong with the set, but it didn't. It's all planned very cunningly by Es Dvling). Go see it, you won't be disappointed.

The set list was phenomenal - to include Two Divided by Zero, Kings Cross was enough to make the show worthwhile, but adding Being Boring to the encore (which had been left off of their show at the O2 Arena in London) absolutely made the set list. There were some technical problems - bass wasn't coming through until Suburbia (easily midway through the show) and Chris' DJ stand was not functioning properly and was not lighting until long after the show had started as well. The dancers were great, the sound could have been better, the crowd was into it and at just a hair over 90 minutes, I was very sad when the show was over. They are playing again at the same venue tonight, so I suspect they will have worked out some of the technical bugs that would have kept this show from being a five star performance. The Pet Shop Boys are true artists, and they deliver a performance worth watching each and every time.

the show was great -- they played songs from their new album in the first half, but second half was their old hits, which the crowd loved. everyone left the show on a total high.

The Pet Shop Boys were amazing at the September 1st show at Hammerstein Ballroom! They played classic songs like "Heartbeat," "New York City Boy," and several new songs from their new CD. Stand out songs include "Go West," and "Its a Sin." I ws so happy that they played one of my favourite songs, "Being Boring." I won't ruin the surprise for you by writing what song they did as a lead into it. The visuals are stunning and the dancers and back up vocalists were truly outstanding. I am so glad I finally got to see PSB in concert. if you don't have a ticket to see them on this tour, beg, borrow or steal to get one. Any true PSB fan would be kicking themselves if they missed this tour.

This was the second time that I have seen Pet Shop Boys. The first time was in 1999 for their Nightlife tour. This show was just as good as that show was. It seems, like a fine wine, Neil and Chris get better with age. The thing that made this show more amazing than it would have, is their song selection. Along with fan favorites like West End Girls, It's a Sin and Go West (their Village People cover), they brought out some obscure songs like 2 Divided by 0 and my personal favorite Jealousy. They also played no less than 6 songs from the album, and those songs went over very well, especially the first sing, Love, Etc. Along with still knowing how to sound great, their stange show is another reason to see this wonderful group. With moving sets and a wonderful dance crew, PSB show why they will go down in history as the greatest Euro-pop/dance group of all time, hands down.

And they didn't have the time to play them all... Great sound, great set, very good stunt dancers - the audience was a bit quiet at times.

Although there was an unecessary line to enter the venue it was well organized and not overcrowded. The concert pretty good with a lot of nice to remember songs. The tickets were somewhat overpriced and I woudn't have been there if it wasn't for my promotional ticket.

As far as musical performances, Chris Lowe is still on his game and the blending of hits, separated nicely into distinct "acts", made for one terrific show. In addition, this was the best visual performance presented in NYC since Fischerspooner tore up Webster Hall earlier this year. Neil Tennant's voice remains remarkably unchanged after 25 years and the Pet Shop Boys made a strong case for truly being one of the best and most important bands to emerge from the 80's.

Great show but too short! Why are shows at these venues only 1.5 hr long?

The concert was an amazing production. It was so fun to not only dance to the music but they had a set up with lights, dancers, special effects that was awesome. I was constantly taking pictures and thinking I wish others were here to see this concert. If you can GO you will love the concert.

First the negatives. Doors opened at 6:30pm and they didn't start performing until 8:30pm. The venue was standing room only so two hours standing before the show began, a two hour performance...feet hurt so bad. The positives: Pet Shop Boys were simply amazing! The show was well choreograpghed and there was a very good mix of classic songs and new material. Whenever they performed a new song they backed it up with a classic. My feet hurt but I was dancing all throughout the performance. The tour gear (T-shirts, program, etc.) were all heavily over-priced but overall this was an excellent show that looked nothing like the show they performed in late 2006. Would recommend with absolutely no reservations! Enjoy it!

Awesome. They mixed old and new brilliantly. "It's a Sin" and "Suburbia" were absolutely incredible. The sound could have been a little better. It was great for some of the bigger songs, but seemed muffled for others. I am not sure about all of those boxes though!