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Lauded as an experimental and alternative band and one that's never been married to a particular genre, Phantogram - comprised of lifelong friends Josh Carter and Sarah Barthel - have continued to change the zeitgeist for almost a decade by consistently challenging it with their signature blend of hard-hitting beats, guitar driven dark psychedelia and electronic pop. Since the arrival of 2010's debut release, Eyelid Movies, the duo has amassed over a billion streams, achieved one platinum-certified single, two gold-certified singles, collaborated with legends such as Tom Morello, Billy Corgan, The Flaming Lips and Miley Cyrus, partnered with Big Boi of Outkast to form supergroup Big Grams, headlined sold out shows worldwide, become a festival staple and toured with artists including Arcade Fire, The xx, Muse, M83, alt-J and more.
With major campaigns for Apple TV+, Peloton and Apple Watch, and additional placement in multiple TV shows, the band's reach has never been so wide
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"Everything about the Phantogram show was awesome...the new songs, the energy, the lights, the encore! They really showed their love and appreciation for their fans."
"Phantogram rocked it. They packed the house and had awesome energy levels! Their sound is really their own and the vocals from both of artists were impressive."
"Unreal. Phantogram brought so much energy, had an incredible light setup, and played an incredible set."
The dynamic Upstate duo meandered through their repertoire with perfect punctuations along the way . Barthel and Carter owned it from start to finish. I'm looking forward to seeing them again and following their music into the future.
One of the best shows I have seen. Totally rocked, can't wait until they come back.
Great show from an upcoming mainstay! Had a great time!
This group has got something special going on. When I watch them perform I feel like they are on the verge of blowing up! And I'm lucky to see them in small venues right now!
The first band, Junk Culture, was I thought at first pretty good but after the first song, I definitely wanted Phantogram to come on. They were so awesome. The venue was kind of small, and totally not what I had expected but it ended up being better than I had thought. I liked that it was smaller and the stage was not high because then you could really feel like you're close enough to the band to enjoy the music. Definitely a good time, and I totally recommend either seeing them or going to Mercury Lounge, OR BOTH! :)
