Primus Tickets

This was my second stop on the Tribute to Kings tour. I caught the show last year in Chicago as well. As we arrived at the BMO Harris Pavilion and we're getting settled into our seats, a young lady named Shake approached us and asked us if we'd be interested in moving up a little closer. Of course! She then proceeded to upgrade us to the FRONT ROW of Section 1! Amazing! As always, Primus put on a wicked awesome performance! Thanks again to Shake and Live Nation for the upgrade. You made an amazing concert experience even better!

Seeing primus play outside next to Lake Michigan honestly felt like a once in a lifetime experience. Not only was the venue amazing but the set list they played was beyond jaw dropping. Old songs, new songs, and most importantly RUSH SONGS!!!

Primus superlative as always, but if you also are Rush fan, you’ll love this show

Bought Tix for this Tour last year, but Covid caused postponement. Thankfully re-scheduled not cancelled. Show was well worth the wait. Warm-up act not disappointing. Primus did 2 sets + encore set. Started show with a good cross section of their Material accompanied by unique cool animation. Took a reasonable break then did their Tribute to Rush. Of course Claypool wasn't going to hit Geddy Lee's high notes, but he did a good job singing the Tunes. Was a beautiful comfortable night by the Lake Front. The sound was well mixed & levels good for an outdoor venue. If you get a chance... at a theatre near you... GO! You won't be disappointed by the musicianship.

Great night. Great show 👍 👌 🙌 ❤️ 😀 🙌 👌 👍 Was disappointed though, when they didn't play " Wynona's big Brown beaver "

They put on an epic performance, and played a really long set! They were amazing!

The opening band's music all sounded the same and they played for an hour. By the time Primus came on I only had energy to stay for five songs. People around me kept trying to mosh.

So this was our second time seeing Primus on this tour (we saw them in Sterling Heights last Fall too) and they were really good both times, but Sterling Heights was a better performance. Don’t get me wrong, we thoroughly enjoyed this show, but the earlier one was better.

Primus brought their A game with the tribute to Rush, plus took the time to play many of their own greats. Excellent show and venue!

I want to preface my review by saying that I am not a huge fan of Primus. I am familiar with their catalog and do find their hits "Jerry Was a Race Car Drive", "My Name is Mud" and "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver" to be humorous and entertaining. But basically, I feel like if you've heard one Primus song you've heard them all. At any rate, I give them credit for being good musicians and I was intrigued that they where playing Rush's Farewell to Kings. I am a huge Rush fan so this was definitely required curriculum for me. The warm up band, The Battles, was God awful. The two man band consisted of a guitarist/keyboard player with a looper who plays a really simple riff on piano and/or guitar, loops it and keeps adding on more simple riffs into the loop. Then you have a spastic drummer, who is probably happy to have anything resembling music to beat the shit of of his drums to. That was basically the jist of The Battles, and it went on for about an hour. No vocals except for sampled yelps and chants, and no real song structure....just a lot of looping widdilly piddilly. I was not impressed. The Battles finally concluded and after about a 20 minute set up Primus took the stage. Their first set was all Primus, and they played the big three tunes plus other from their catalog. It was mildly entertaining, but as I said, once you've heard one Primus tune, you've heard them all. The jams were repetitive and monotonous and the videos they played on their big screen were all loops that repeated over and over. It was the night of the loops. I was concerned that the repetitive flashing lights, colors and sounds might cause someone to have an epileptic seizure. Sure enough, a young lady with dreadlocks threw up in the garbage can I was standing next too. Primus took about a 15 minute intermission and then returned to play the Farewell to Kings portion of the show. I must say that musically they were pretty much spot on, which is no easy feat. The started with the classical guitar intro for Farewell to Kings and then played the album thru note for note. Xanadu was especially good. Wes Claypool's vocals left a lot to be desired as he did not attempt to cover Geddy Lee's pitch or register, but then again, who could.... I was glad to see the Rush tribute, but had to suffer thru a lot that I didn't enjoy to get to it. I hope the girl with the dreadlocks is feeling better.

Primus: A Tribute to Kings was one of the best concerts I had been to. I went to the show in Louisville at Old Forester’s Paristown Hall, and the venue was very nice and intimate with the bands. Battles was the opening act followed by Primus playing their music and then them playing Rush’s A Farewell to Kings in its entirety. It was quality funky rockin’ head-bangin’ goofy Primus in it’s true fashion, and I am sure it was an amazing time for all who went especially including myself.

This show exceeded all of my expatiations. I've never seen Primus or Rush and now I feel like I have.

Lower vip is ok you do get to ask the band questions, signed poster and few nicknacks. Upper vip same but you pay $80 more for a$2 shot & a $10 t-shirt( not even the tour t-shirt) Just stay with the cheaper tickets and buy what merchandise you want. It’s GA 1st come gets it. No your not in the front 5 rows like they claim in description. VERY MISS LEADING ON WHAT IT SAYS AND REALLY WHAT IT TURNS OUT TO BE!!!!!!

The experience was fantastic. I was blown away by the talent on stage, both by the band and the graphics behind them. My kids are long time fans and I joined them for the show. I'm hooked. The venue was not ideal because all Primus shows are standing and we were constricted by the seats.

Every component of the show was the best ever. LES, LER and TIM WERE FANTASTIC. The venue choice gave me and my “double neck” friends were incredulous we were so fortunate with the intimacy of show and experience. We hope we brought as much energy as the guys brought the excellence. It was a true privilege to be at the AC Show at the Music Box

Primus gave an excellent concert and the venue (Music Box) in the Borgata is super cozy, not a bad seat in the house.

Awesome show!!! Very Tight on the instruments of course!!!! All around five star!!!

The sound was amazing and they played the rush songs perfectly, was confused about the GA cause it said it was a seat and row and it was standing. Fantastic show and got for 25$!

The bands were stupendous! The venue was easy in easy out and great view of the stage no matter if you were in the front or back of the room. Excellent time all around!

The venue was very nice and clean. The show was uncomfortably political and low energy. This was not the worst show I have ever been to but I will not be seeing Primus again.