Puddle of Mudd Tickets

Although Puddle was not part of my core music listening list during their prime, I gave their music a try a couple of years ago. I found that really enjoyed their songs. The lyrics and Melodie’s are great. When I looked into seeing them perform I saw they were playing mostly bar venues - which was surprising. I found out why during the performance in NYC last week. The lead singer had totally lost his vocal range - which ruined the show. It wasn’t until I wiki’d them the next day that I learned that at one point they had been booed off the stage for lip synching - because his voice was shot - Should have done more homework before my purchase

You would think blurry is the greatest but every song they play is awesome

the sound was horrible!!!! the band was frustrated and left the stage a couple of times and then abruptly ended the show we were told the band did not show up for sound check. the opening band sounded just fine

Walked off stage twice because of sound and never showed up for sound check. Hard earned money down the drain. Never gonna pay to see them again!!

My first time to Elevation 27 and it didn't impress me.

Venue was pretty chill. The opening act was decent and had a little technical difficulties. Then when Puddle of Mudd came on, they started okay, complained about technical difficulties, jogged off the stage after what seemed to be 6 songs, came out and lip synced then apologized for the difficulties and left. What a weird concert

Seemed they onl;y played a few songs due to equipment issues...not worth the price

The show was barely 50 min with the band leaving the stage in frustration over the sound once, coming back for 2 songs and leaving again. Don't know who is to blame, the band or venue, but the fans got the short end of the stick.

Lead singer’s mich was off. Poor show of sound production

The band was great. Vocals cut out mid-way through the show. The engineer in charge of the sound disappeared and left a kid there to handle it, but the kid did not know how to handle it. The band got pissed and left.

XL LIVE was a nice venue. Plenty of parking, very roomy with plenty of seating, a nice pit area in front of the stage and the patio was a clever idea for a nightclub/bar. 3 bars so there were no lines for drinks. As for the entertainment the first 2 bands were ok at best...Blind Choice and Observe the 93rd. Puddle of Mudd could of been better. The lead singers voice was struggling and between songs they tuned their instruments like it was their first show. I've seen Puddle of Mudd 3 times and this was their worst performance. Don't need to see them anymore.

Stellar show! I think they played about 1-1/2 hours with one encore with two other bands opening. Sounded like their records; crisp, clean, professional performance. Definitely delivered! Although underrated, Wesley Stantlin rocks! His vocals are incredible.

I've seen POM regularly since early 2000's, always great. But this one was a disaster. Nothing but stalling by all guitarists by playing random chords and drum licks, trying to get their guitars in tune, change battery packs, between most songs. Where we were sitting in the first few rows on the side, you couldn't even hear the lead guitar licks, and I could barely hear Wes singing, because he kept pulling away from the mic with every accent. They didn't play a single track from the Galvania album, so all we heard was a rehash of their oldest stuff. Might be the last time I see them for awhile, if this act doesn't get it together. Really disappointing.

Dude sounds just the same as in the albums . Played best hits

For the first time I saw how tough it was to get up on stage to be a rock star.. It was unfortunate that the lead singer was obviously sick and that he really struggled throughout the set. Most of the songs were good but the singer was under the weather and his vocals were strained throughout the performance. Thanks for putting on the show and hoperfully Wes will be feeling better the next time he rolls into Phoenix..

The venue was wonderful. Not a bad seat in the house and Puddle of Mudd rocked!!!

Concerts at Wild Horse Pass are close up and personal, love it.

Well this show didn't go very well. First off guitar issue #1, didn't get there in time so a 20-minute late start. Guitar issue #2 kept trying to restring it or fix it took up a lot of time. Complained about how small the venue was compared to what they used to play at. Didn't sound that great, didn't throw the drum sticks into the audience and no Encore give me a break!!!

The band was late and they kept stopping so he could tune his guitar. The show fell flat.

What a great concert and a great performance. Sounded just as great in person and Wild Horse Pass was a great place to see them. We loved it!