Spoon Tickets

Good show, bad audience. A fight broke out in our section, hard to believe

Spoon and Deerhunter were fantastic. Spoon played a 2:1 ratio of oldies but goodies. Deerhunter played a lot from Microcastle.

I thought they were overwhelmed by the bigger venue of Radio City. Incredible guitar work though.

Good mix of musical acts. Good set from Deerhunter just got a little self indulgent at the end of the set and felt like I was being tortured at some prisoner camp with sustained noise. Spoon did a great job...tight sound...nice touch with horn section for a few songs.

After an overly long and self-indulgent set by Deerhunter, the crowd was a bit tired and bored. Spoon came out, starting off with acoustic versions of Me and Bean, and Mystery Zone. They then kicked into Written in Reverse--Britt Daniel played a mean, buzzing guitar and his voice was spot on. Lots of great bluesy jams, with great piano, drums, and guitar. The sound mixing was perfect--not too loud with great balance. Just a wonderful show and a great venue for one of my favorite bands!

Spoon decided to play only 1-2 songs from their old album, the new one is horrible, what a waste!

I missed Deerhunter which was the only reason I went in the first place, and they are actually good. Spoon is awful.

Spoon came out after 10 PM and played till after 11:30, they have a great sound, good lighting, and were wll worth seeing. If you like Spoon, you could not go wrong

Incredible performance by Spoon, but not crazy about the assigned seating venue atmosphere. And Radio City closes at midnight, so they had to cut their second encore short... lame.

Great show at a fantastic venue. One of the best places to hear live music in NYC.

Have been a fan of Spoon for quite some time and they did not let their fans down. The folks running the sound system, however should learn that sometimes, "less is more". I was in the 2nd Mezz and had to endure far too high volumes by speakers aimed directly at us. They even kicked it up during the intermissions. Painful. Headache inducing. Hearing loss, no doubt. Deerhunter was very good, but feel they let their Animal Collective-like sound effects go on a bit too long, which when coupled with the "more is better" sound controllers, was a bit too much to endure, at times.

I thought that Spoon was amazing. However, their two opening numbers weren't quite up to par. It wasn't that deerhunter and then strange boys were bad just that it seemed like the wrong venue for them. Without being able to dance, you just kind of went into a trance which bordered on boredom for most of the opening numbers. Also, Spoon brought on a guest singer for two numbers who wasn't at the same level as they are musically. They need to find musicians their level to bring on tour with them (although I do love the White Rabbits).

Spoon & Deerhunter are a great match! Both bands are super friendly, accessible, and appreciative of their fans...and they both put on a fantastic show! And the Strange Boys were a great choice…really good. I will definitely look up more of their music. Overall, a fantastic show!

The National is a really good place to see a concert. Spoon played a great set. The two opening acts, however brought the whole show down. Deerhunter, Strange Boys were not very good, and they played for a long time. Two and a half hours before Spoon started a 1h20m performance.

Spoon blew the roof off at the Richmond show at the National. Better than I expected. The level of musicianship with this guys was truly impressive-- one of the best shows I have ever been to. I had never before been to a show at the National-- great venue, nice setup with different standing areas and seats, great bar setup with nice beer selections, never had to wait for a beer even with a sold out show.

Spoon kept the venue rocking throughout their entire set! They played mostly newer material, and it was great to see them after a 2 year wait!

this us the fifth or sixth time I've seen spoon and they just keep getting better. they didn't play in chapel hill this tour so I drove 4 hours to see them and I would do it again. they do not disappoint with the exception that they have so many great songs now that it's impossible for them to play all of them. I was a liittle bummed they didn't play "trouble comes running" or " who makes your money" but loved their cover of The Damned's "love song". preferred the walkmen, white rabbit as opening acts.

Great show! It was seeing a band that didn't just play their new stuff.

Britt was excellent, and the band was tight. Great venue as always, and the sound system was the best.

This was my first time seeing SPOON as a whole, I saw Britt at his solo show back in October (which was also amazing). To make an epic story short, they put on a great show. They sounded fan-freaking-tastic and played a solid set of older classics and a few from their newest album "Transference". If you havent seen Spoon live, get it done. They will be in Seattle this April, its a bit of a drive but Its worth it!