Relient K Tickets

Relient K performed extremely well as I would have expected. They’ve never disappointed me in a performance. But, “this is the end as we know it” in our journey together. The choices in health checks and the opening act have solidified that for me. I’ve been a fan for 20+ years… A Christian band has a responsibility to lead. I considered bringing my children to the concert, but am glad now that I didn’t. I’m very disappointed in the choices made for this tour. So long guys and thanks for the memories. 😞

Semler was an awesome opening act, and RK sounded like they hadn’t missed a beat. Here’s to hoping we get some new music!

Loved the venue. Loved the band. I’ve been listening to Relient K for 22 years and it was great to see them live.

The opening act was extremely inappropriate for a Christian concert. She dropped the F bomb in a song multiple times while a church youth group was front and center. She has some really good songs and funny songs but the ones she picked were not appropriate. RelientK was amazing as always. Anytime I can go to their concerts I go. The set was awesome and everyone was enjoying and singing along. The venue was also magnificent.

It was a little confusing as to when the show was going to start as the website said one time, the tickets said another and then the doors didn’t actually open until way after those times. But once the show started, it was good for the soul!

Pros and cons to such a small venue, but the show itself was great.-

I grew up on Relient K. I used to have one of those chunky CD players- you know the ones, the big speakers that look like eyes of a fly- and I played 5 Score and 7 Years ago on repeat. Eventually I burst through that bubble and left that CD player behind but my love of Relient K, loud guitars and sappy lyrics remained. The Um Yeah Tour is a stunning return to live music for Relient K. The set list was a beautiful blend of songs that spanned across their discography and the energy was high. Everything was as I remembered it, insence burning and fans singing along like no time had passed since their last Boston appearance in '17. We jumped, we sang, we chanted for Matt Hoopes. It was a brilliant show with super respectful and kind fans, 10/10.

Relient K is my favorite band and I was stoked to see them performing live again after 5+ years of waiting! Show was the perfect size and the venue was perfect for the number of people attending it. I'm a very short person but was able to grab a spot behind the sound booth and was actually able to see everything almost perfectly. Fantastic band and great venue!

I have been to many, many of Relient K's concerts. This one was just as excellent as all the others. Matt, Matt, Jon, Ethan and Dave give such an amazing performance every time. They poor their heart and soul into it and their music is absolutely incredible. My daughter and I have been going to their concerts together since she was in high school, and we love to see them every time they are near Philly.

Seriously such a fun time, minor complaints except drinks were a bit pricey, hard to move around venue just 1 exit on one side

Enjoyed this show. If you ever get the chance to see Relient K - GO FOR IT. I just wish we could've been closer to the stage - the barricade was set up pretty far back.

the opener left me confused. Semler left me confused and made me feel a little bit deceived. I did not expect the opener to a Christian artist to sing about not believing in God, curse, and make suggestive jokes. While I loved the performance by Relient K, I was disappointed that they made such a poor choice in their opener. The venue was clean and safe and did their best to accommodate the standing room only crowd.

It was an incredible show! The mix sounded great; I felt like I could actually hear all the instruments and the vocals. High energy, and everyone in the crowd was singing like we were back in 2003.

The sound quality was great and the band sounded awesome. The Masquerade was an amazing venue and I will remember that concert as one of the best I’ve been too. Everyone in there was really polite and it made my experience that much better.

RK put on a fun show. The venue though was not ideal for the number of people in attendance: crowded standing room only on floor or cramped, obstructed viewing, standing on balcony. The sound was decent, though. A previous RK show at Janus Live in St. Petersburg was all around a better experience.

Relient K was exactly what I expected. They played a great set and they sounded awesome. The opener Semler was a little interesting. She has an great sound and style. Not sure if it was a perfect pairing with Relient K, but she was still good. My only real issue was the content she used. It may have just been unrealistic expectations but I was hoping it would be a lighthearted concert and she seemed angry at the church and at God which kind of brought the mood down. Maybe she isn’t, but several people around me felt that tension too. As for the actual venue, it was very packed, but to be expected at the HoB.

We were packed in house of blues like sardines. We could barely walk. The opener was also oddly matched for the headliner.

The doors opened at 6:30 and we arrived at 6:15 to get in line. However the line was so long and we waited for way over an hour to get in because they were understaffed and not prepared to bring in that many people. We missed most of the opener which we were there mostly to see. It was a very frustrating experience and in my opinion there were too many people stuffed into that venue, it did not seem safe. House of blues needs to get their act together for shows of that size.

Relient K put on an AMAZING show! The venue was an appropriate size. The bartenders were very efficient and the drinks were great! After the show ended I felt that the fans were ushered out a little quickly, but it's understandable as it was late. I had a great experience and would definitely see another show.

Fantastic band. Fantastic venue. A very memorable night with friends!