Peter Murphy Tickets

Bauhaus sounded as good as they did when I saw them over 20+ years ago! Great show!

Peter Murphy always puts on a fantastic show because he enjoys entertaining his audience. I'm a longtime Bauhaus fan, so any opportunity to hear their songs live is a treat. This particular tour was even more appealing for the simple fact that David J had reunited with Peter Murphy for the celebration of 40 Years of Bauhaus. Seeing David J on bass was the icing on the cake! The show featured "In The Flat Field" played in its entirety followed by several Bauhaus hits. The 90 minute show was a true highlight for any Bauhaus fan, so don't miss out if you get the opportunity to go!

Show was spectacular. Paying for a parking spot and not getting to park. Pretty Lame. Looks like it happened to a lot of patrons also.

Amazing show! Peter Murphy and David J exceed our expectations. This was my 4th time seeing Peter Murphy, however it was the first time seeing him play with original Bauhaus member David J.

After all these years, his voice is still there! It was everything I'd hoped it would be.

What a great show. His voice was incredible. This is the 3rd time I've seen him live, and probably the best of the 3

Peter sounds amazing! Wish he'd played a few more album cuts, but other than that, a great show.

A show I'll always look back on and cherish. An initimate experience

Peter Murphy played a mesmerizing show. His voice is strangely addictive and his lyrics are intricate poetry. With such a vast catalog, there is no way he could play all the fan favorites, however, the absence of "I Fall With Your Knife" left me a little disappointed.

Just as good 20 years later! I saw him at Hampton Club Casino 20 years ago and he was BETTER this time around. Keep rock'in Peter!

Peter Murphy , great as always. Saw Bauhous @ The Channel years ago. Great then. He is always intense and into the music in my eyes and ears. Hope he keeps it going. Bass drums and guitar at their simplified best.

Peter started with a series of new or obscure songs. Coupled with the poor sound and an over-reverb in his microphone, it was pretty terrible. We had a friend with us who left after 4 songs. We left after 8. I remember seeing Peter in Pittburgh years ago and he left at the end of a very short set because the crowd was small. Similarly I got the sense with this show that he really didn't care what the audience wanted to hear from his catalog and that he was going to play whatever the heck he liked. Very disappointing.

best event ever I give peter the best performance ever

Great event and The Fonda Theatre was a perfect venue for the following that loves and adores Peter Murphy. Murphy has not lost it one bit, his voice and stage presence is amazing as always and the decades of fans there enjoyed every minute. The outside terrace upstairs is one of the gems of the Fonda. It looks down Hollywood Blvd west and the atmosphere is very retro, a part of the this long time Hollywood theatre.

Peter Murphy Celebrates 35 Years of Bauhaus concert at the Fillmore was spectacular, of course. He seemed to be loving every minute of it while onstage. I also had a meet and greet ticket, not knowing what to expect, but he was very kind and patient, warm and welcoming to the large crowd of meet & greet ticket holders all waiting for a piece of him. The only drawback was the audience. I did have a few nice experiences with some fans down on the floor, Peter Murphy fans are diverse in age, and many are over 40. But there were some seriously rude and nasty people on the floor---not the usual drunks being jerks, but people who seemed sober and angry, furious even. Pushing and shoving their way through, hitting people with elbows (no, they weren't dancing, they were shoving people out of their way), one guy shoved me out of the way and stopped right in front of me and he was taller and I'd been there for half an hour already. When I told him I couldn't see anymore, he told me to "suck it." I'm a short woman, he was a taller man, he shoves me and tells me to "suck it." Pure awesome. The Fillmore isn't very fun because of the patrons.

So... I went to see Peter Murphy Celebrating 35 years of Bauhaus on Saturday, July 27th at The Fonda Theater in Los Angeles, CA and It was AWESOME!!! He sang God In An Alcove, Telegram Sam, Ziggy Stardust, Bela Lugosi's Dead and many many more! He also sang A Strange Kind of Love! Peter's voice has not changed one bit! I had so much fun!!! I'd do it again in a heartbeat!

I love every single moment and Peter Murphy is so amazing. Love him and his music.

Worth Seeing if you love BauHaus! The set was approx. 90 min.

Better to play solo music and leave Bauhaus to rest in peace!!!!

Great view from anywhere in the house! Great venue, perfect crowd. No hassel with getting in. Organized staff. Cool rooftop setting!!.