Ra Ra Riot Tickets

Ra Ra Riot puts on a great show. The set list consisted of a great mix between their new songs off of "Beta Love" as well as some fan favorites. They were charismatic and engaging as performers but didn't get too wordy between songs either. The El Rey Theatre is a charming venue (minus the too-small bathroom).

Great experience!! Good crowd but not overly crowded. Maybe a little too much fog but overall a really good time!

so much talent and, despite our positions along the SIDE of the stage, the sound was perfect!

Great show! "Beta Love" really translates well live!

I only know few songs of Ra Ra Riot but actually I could have really good time. Their performance is awsome and music is really butiful. I think that anyone possible to have fun.

Wasn't crazy about the newest album until i heard the songs live. Their energy is awesome and I didn't want the show to end.

Ra Ra Riot is AMAZING! Always put on such a good show! So much energy! So much fun! AND they sound absolutely amazing!! So worth it. Always a great great great show!

Ra Ra Riot was energetic and fun. Both showcasing new songs from their album Beta Love and playing their old hits with a talented guest cellist.

This band played songs from three different albums, which was great - really showcased their wide array of talents. The sound engineer wasn't paying attention, unfortunately - the bass was way high, and drowned out the strings element. The stage show (lights) were good. The band seemed very into the show. The use of the taped synths and drum machine were very lame. The were at their best performing the material off their first two albums; the new material they performed was actually better live than on the record.

They took 2.5hours after doors opened to show up on stage. Their performance was good, but nothing worth that wait. The first opener 'Yellow Ostrich' was fantastic, but the second opener played their pointless songs like a band of apes. I was exhausted by the end of the second set, and the crowd proceeded to wait another 40 minutes for Ra Ra Riot to decide to begin their show. They gave a good show, but it was not worth enduring the second opener and extended wait.

Ra Ra Riot is always a fun band to see live, and the opening acts were great too. Paradise is a great venue to get up close and personal with the performers.

The show was amazing. They played all their best songs and sounded great. There was a real energy.

I highly recommend seeing Ra Ra Riot in concert! I feel as if you don't get the same energy by simply listening to their tracks. I was somewhat surprised by how energetic their performance was. Wes Miles really got the crowd going and was even a great sport after many kids (I assume most were Boston University students since it is the Paradise Rock Club) decided to run up stage and mosh pit. There was even one instance, during Ra Ra Riot's very popular "Boy", where a kid ran up stage and danced around for a while until security had to come up and escort him off. This kid did not want to be escorted off of course so he tried to get away from security, but then bumped into the violinist Rebecca Zeller and knocked out her cord and broke one of her bow strings in the process. Of course after this incident no one dared to go up on stage during the next songs. I do applaud Ra Ra Riot for being such a good sport about it all and even laughing during some of these moments. I do not see Ra Ra Riot's music as the kind of music that would encourage mosh-pitting so to me it was a little odd. Other than that it was a phenomenal concert. As an avid listener I was very satisfied with their tracklist for the show. They performed all their great hits from "Boy" to "Ghost Under Rocks" to "Shadowcasting" and more; and of course they started off the show with "Massachusetts". I was even happy to see them perform "You and I", sung by the beautiful Alexandra Lawn. It was a excellent show overall. I was not really impressed by the opening acts, but that is a very minor issue since I was there to see Ra Ra Riot who I really enjoy and hope to see in concert again in the future :)

An amazing band who performs as well if not better live than their album. Second time seeing them in concert, and will continue to see them anytime they play in Minneapolis! Loved the show.

This is the 2nd time I've seen Ra Ra Riot in the last 6 months. They are great live band. All of their songs translate perfectly to live performances and lead singer Wes' voice sounds incredible. The violin and cello give the band such a complete sound and cellist Alexandra is the hottest girl in indie rock. The only disappointing thing is that more people didn't turn out to see such a great band at such a great price. Oh well, their loss. I'll enjoy seeing them at small clubs before their inevitable move larger, less intimate venues.

One of the best concerts I have ever attended Mojo's was a great place and the bartender was so great left him a $20 tip. Recommend Ra Ra Riot and any live music at Mojo's.

Ra Ra Riot has been one of my top 2 favorite bands for a very long time, but after seeing them live they have definitely become my favorite. They put on such a great show and their music sounds just as good live as it does on their albums, just better and louder. I would love to see them in concert again. The only thing that brings this review down to 4 stars is the fact that the seating arrangement was annoying because there were no seats, only standing area and a small bar upstairs with a few stools which were usually taken by people drinking. Ticket master said the concert started at 7 but they didn't even open the doors until 7:30 and the opening band didn't start playing until about 8:30. After they were done we had to stand and wait another 30-45 minutes until Ra Ra Riot finally came out on stage. We ended up leaving early because our feet hurt so bad from standing so long. Aside from location of the concert, Ra Ra Riot totally deserves 5 Stars and would recommend everyone to see them!

Ra ra riot is an incredible band. I also love the Culture room as a venue. I'm definitely going to see them whenever they're in town, and also going to go to more concerts at the culture room. The Luyas were also a great opening act.

Great performers, really into the music, gave it their all. The venue was intimate. Good transition video playing while bands were setting up. The Luyas were a good compliment to the music to come.

ra ra riot rocked it! amazing voice. spectacular strings. loved it.