slowdive Tickets

Slowdive is my favorite band, and as always, they really brought it. One after the other, moments of incredible power and soul-lifting beauty.

The Stare is a great theatre for performances. Lights and sound were terrific, the band played a beautiful set.

When you go to a slowdive show you can expect to cry and smile all along. They are truly amazing when they perform live. You can see on their faces and through their performance that they love doing what they do, and it makes the experience even better. You can feel the love that they have, the passion. They are the only band that I will continue to see over and over again, they are just that significant and always will be.

Slowdive put on an amazing performance. They played so many songs I enjoyed, they lighting was great, the venue was great. Everyone was respectful, they have good fans. I would love to see them again. Thank you so much for an incredible show

It was great. The opener was amazing and the other people in the audience were very nice. Couldn't say much else other than it was probably the best concert I have ever attended

I bought the first CD in 1990 and did not hear again of Slowdive until more recently. The music is great, the show was fabulous. The band is cohesive and the mood was amazing. As a much older fan, it was great to see the room filled of teenagers and 20 year old! Side note: I wrote a review for another concert earlier today - that was a mistake...

Amazing performance with great visuals, they’re definitely humble and are very appreciative of the fans that come to their shows. Rachel Goswell and Neil Halstead’s voices have held up very well over time. Hope to see them again soon

It’s somewhat of a surreal miracle to see Slowdive after listening to their music since the 90s. Their sound was perfect, the set list covered all of my favorites and great new material, and they were absolutely lovely.

Fabulous concert! Always a great experience at The Amp. Both Wisp and Slowdive had excellent performances!!

i loved this show!! they gave us a fantastic performance and did well in engaging in the audience. i would 1000% love to see them again sometime. best band ever

Slowdive performed at Avondale Brewery outdoors. The weather was great for the event. Drab Majesty opened for Slowdive and they were a pleasant surprise, as I was not too familiar with the band. They did not disappoint. It was terrific to have Slowdive in Birmingham. It's not often a big name shoegaze band like this is in Birmingham—thank you to Avondale Brewery for inking the deal. The show was excellent and it was great to see Birmingham turn out and support the show. I hope they will return to Birmingham. The music was good & the beer was cold!

Slowdive w/Drab Majesty was a great show. I would go see either band again. Avondale Brewery is a nice, low key venue and I look forward to going back again.

First let me say that I am grateful to Avondale Brewing Company for providing a venue for big name bands to play in Birmingham. However some bands, including the last two shows I saw there, need an indoor venue. I call these bands 'headphone bands.' Whether it's shoegaze-y Slowdive or Gary Numan's warbling introspection, they just don't sound right when overpumped through outdoor speakers. Drab Majesty was ill served by playing in more or less broad daylight. The soundman was pushing the bass to the level of constant distortion. While I enjoy their music immensely, they demonstrated a near total lack of charisma. Maybe that's their thing. If so, they need to do it inside on a darkened stage. Slowdive had a better sound mix. And they did a great job of performing a setlist that included a decent sampling of their male and female vocalists. The sound was cleaned up so you could truly hear the wispy vocals even at range.

I had the opportunity to cross two bands off my "must-see"list: Slowdive and Drab Majesty. I've been eager to catch Slowdive live for ages, even willing to travel to do so. So, when I discovered they were performing in my hometown, I was thrilled. The added bonus of Drab Majesty as the opening act made it a show I couldn't miss. Attending my first show at the Civic Theater, I was impressed by the venue. The concert kicked off promptly at 8 pm with Drab Majesty taking the stage first. Their performance was phenomenal, delivering most of the songs I hoped to hear live. Slowdive followed suit with equally mesmerizing hazy guitar soundscapes. They sounded flat out amazing. Post-show, I had the unexpected pleasure of meeting a member of Slowdive and chatting with Drab Majesty, who were incredibly gracious. I even snagged a signed copy of my favorite Drab Majesty album, "The Demonstration."THANK YOU DRAB MAJESTY!! It was truly an unforgettable experience, with both bands showcasing their talent and professionalism at its peak.

Drab Majesty was amazing as well, but holy frijoli, slowdive delivers the goods, just a tightly controlled slow-motion tsunami of reverb and feedback and angelic voices. Took me back to that moment when I was 15, and my friend and I opened the cellophane wrapping of "Just For a Day"and having our young minds blown. The live version is just as moving.

Great show. Awesome venue!!! Very good views from all spots, easy access to parking. Great acoustics.

Slowdive is better live than the original recoordings

Slowdive honestly blew me away. Something I immediately noticed, that none of their records have truly captured, was the fat loud bottom end. The rhythm section is tight. All around more bombastic than I was expecting. That flufffy cloud of sweet vocal harmonies just hovered in the air slightly left of stage while the twin guitar texture/pedal attack built some majestic phrasing. A live band to be reckoned with!!

slowdive has flipped demographics....I saw the band on both may 7 2024 and may 7 1992 and a very young crowd was at this show in 2024 ....the music is blend of all 5 major albums but as new ones are released the vintage songs are left to encore golden hair and catch the breeze and 5 from souvlaki and one from Pygmalion but the new songs are certainly deserving ....oh and the guy who has to proclaim his love for Rachel can still pierce the crowd from 30 rows back (restraining order?)...looking forward to what demographic will be there in 32 years on may 7

Slowdive is one of those bands that just don’t miss and the opening artist was amazing as well!!!