Rachael Yamagata Tickets

Great venue. Small and quaint. Perfect. Only complaint was i didnt know she went in at 10. We were there at 6.

The El Rey was a cozy theatre that allowed close connection with the performer. Rachael Yamagata was amazing. She sang 13 songs with a live band and had two opening performers. I especially liked Adrien Reju even though the second performer want quite my cup of tea. However, he was good as well- just not my preferred style of music. Overall the show was great.

I'll get to the point... I really love Rachael Yamagata! She's amazing... But it took the show forever to get started. The first opening singer was amazing and had the voice of an angel.... Following her was another 20 plus minute break only to be disappointed by the second opening act who was funny but not worthy of making the audience wait. In fact, it was a let down, Then yet another break before the final act started at 10:20. I would have preferred a lot more singing and less talking. Letting the audience yell out more than a few times breaks up the flow of the music!!! Bottom line.... Not cool having to wait 2 1/2 hours for opening act!!

We've seen her three times now. She's a fun performer and has a great sense of humor.

Seeing Rachael Yamagata live is simply a joy. She's so funny, real and cool, not to mention a phenomenal song writer and musician. She played a good mix of new songs and threw in a coulple of her older hits. "Be Your Love" is so timeless and heartbraking, it makes me nostalgic for my early years in NYC. This was my first time at Music Hall of Williamsburg, it's by far the best venue I've been to in recent years. It's spacious, and well organized, bonus points for built in risers on the balcony so you don't have to crush against the railing. The downstairs lounge is cool and relaxed with clean bathrooms.

Rachael Yamagata has a fullness, a roundness to her voice that slides around in a sultry and soulful way such that you get lost in the reverberations and the semi-intimacy of the Music Hall of Williamsburg only helped that feeling. She has a way of making heatbreak and the loss of love seem not so bad as long as you listen intently to the echoing sounds inside yourself as she sings.

The venue seats about 500 and is essentially a big black box. I was skeptical about the acoustics of the space for an intimate venue for a singer-songwriter artist. I was very impressed by both the space and the artist! It worked in every respect. Table seating was comfortable and relaxed. Rachael has a wonderfully powerful presence with a performance that bares her heart and soul. It was a real joy to hear both the soft touching acoustic moments as well as the hard rock-n-roll riffs of her great guitar accompanists! Can't wait to see her here again!

There was a nice stage set-up and the food served was good but a little pricey. The music was awesome and both artists did a really good job with their personalities onstage.

Saturday Morning->Sunday Afternoon->Elephants = MAGIC.

Fantastic concert by Rachael and the coziest, most lovely venue I've been to.

always ALWAYS an amazing show with rachael--she is a truly great musician and awesome personality on stage!

She strikes a universal chord- figuratively, literally. She's self-deprecating but is still able to draw us all in and share in her creative expression of love and loss. It's like she's Emo, yet Hopeful. I love her scratchy, gritty, voice, I love the diversity of style while staying within her genre, I love her personality and how she's able to connect with the audience. I loved the show!

Obviously she is a very talented singer and songwriter, but the concert itself was kind of a snoozer. My date was falling asleep and we ended up leaving before it ended. Maybe she was having an off night, but it just felt like it lacked energy.

Rachael doesn't disappoint, even when she feels ill. Her talent is raw and talent palpable. I could have done without the obnoxious fans from Zanesville, who cut the show short because they talked to her from the stage the whole time. I'm fairly certain a few hundred fans wanted to gag them.

Opening act was entertaining. Mike Viola was up next. He talked and talked and talked. When he did play it was okay. Rachel finally made it to the stage. When she sang it was very good. But a drunk girl up front couldn't quit talking. This ate up half the set. 11:00 cut off time is ridiculous.

I went to see the show with my girlfriend only knowing one of Rachaels songs but I didn't want the concert to end! Every song was intoxicating and Rachael was very entertaining and interacted with the audience in such a wonderful venue. You better see her now because soon she will be selling out huge venues!

Rachael put on an exquisite show. Wish she could have played longer. The setting was intimate and just perfect for her. She has an awesome stage presence, is funny, interacts and of course her music is great. Type of show you walk out of and just want to listen to the CD over and over.

Rachael is a great live performer! Blueberry Hill is a small, intimate venue so you can get up close and personal with the show. Got to meet Rachael after, she signed my album, and I got a photo with her. Would def. see her again!

Awesome concert. I've been a fan of Racheal's since her very 1st album. I love her smokey, sexy voice, and I think she's an amazing pianist. I'm glad I got to hear her sing in a small venue.

Are you thinking of seeing Rachael Yamagata in concert? Let me help - that's a yes! The Record Bar venue was intimate - mostly standing room only. For those in attendance, Rachael played songs from her new album, but also played some old favorites. She has great chemistry with the audience and her voice sounds just like it does on her records. Amazing show!!!