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It was just all around an amazing experience. The band itself was phenomenal and the venue was small but still plenty of room to be comfortable.

The venue was clean and well cooled, the live sound was well set up, and I felt safe at all times. Would definitely recommend.

I’ve waited years to see Tennis live and I will be seeing them every time their tour makes a stop near me. Absolutely loved the show!

Venue is small so the show feels very intimate. Molly Burch (opening act) was great!! And Tennis was incredible!! Both artists played new and old songs which was awesome 🙌🏼

really fun, great performance and good set list. would see them again

Great venue, opening act so-so. Tennis is good but repetitious for my liking. Crowd was giving big hoots for her when she just shaked her shoulders. Something missing for me to rave about. Seen hundreds of concerts.

Dragged all my friends to see them and they did not disappoint!!

One of the best live shows I’ve ever seen. Definitely in my top three. 🔥🔥🔥

I'm a big fan of Tennis. I expected a good show and my expectations were exceeded. Alaina has an amazing stage presence. She's very funny and her voice is terrific. The lighting was as good as I've seen from a show this size. All my favorite songs were played. Not a single dud in the set. If you like Tennis, go see them!

I FELT NOSTALGIC EVEN THOUGH I'M BORN IN THE YEAR 2000!

Tennis is very cool slightly surf influenced pop fun. Alaina has a lovely vibrato that distinguishes her voice nicely. Patrick channels Duane Eddy with his spot on guitar riffs and rhythms. The lyrics can be surprisingly serious even slightly dark on some tunes but the melodies are a spoon full of sugar that makes the medicine go down. Great Scott isn't much of a venue but it is so small you get a great sense of intimacy.

I could care less about Tennis after this show. Pure Bathing Culture was incredible! It must be embarrassing for Alaina and Patrick of Tennis to have to go on after PBC every night and be shown up like that. To me they should have been the headliner for the show. There are only a handful of groups that are MUST SEE's when they come through Boston, but Sarah and Daniel of PBC make that short list. Thank you for coming through town and killing it (again) and giving this city a break from yet another Dropkick Murphy'and U2 tour.

The sound of the vocals was off two thirds of the concert (tech's fault) and when some people in the crowd mildly pointed it out, she responded with attitude asking them to get closer or right next to the monitor/speaker. The group (not us) was basically in front of her and there was no need for her attitude. Tech turned up her sound right after the song, but by then the event was pretty much over.

Amazing band to hear live...just awesome! Great sound, vocals etc.,...seeing them in person was a great time

They were phenomenal-- I only know the last album, and they played a ton of that, but even the new stuff I didn't know was great. And they were so gracious and happy to be there.

Found this show to be extremely fun and had a nice West Coast, 1950s/vacation vibe to the music...crowd was swaying/dancing together by the end. I love this venue!

The venue was perfect, not too crowded which is always a plus. A couple of sound issues but was fixed once it happened. They didn't perform a few songs I was hoping for - but that goes with them promoting their new album. All in all great night!

I had some doubts about how they would be live, but they put on a great show. They could have played a longer encore though.

Stay home and listen to the CD - concert sounds the same.

Tennis put on a pretty good show, playing a bulk of their 2 LP catalog. The whole show had a nice, summery pop feel to it. Unfortunately, Tennis doesn't have a very wide range, so some songs just started to sound the same by the end of the night. Luckily, their formula is catchy enough to keep you moving but damn I'd hate to be their drummer. I also wasn't a fan of the fact that Alaina Moore jumped out from behind the keys only when she clearly couldn't play the "harder" stuff and sing simultaneously--it was just so obvious it was a little bit of a let down. I hope in time they become more musicians by choice, rather than chance, and beef up their sound and perfect their instrumentation. Still a good show, considering. Note 1: Had I not seen Body Language at the Mercury after, I probably would be kinder, but that show was so engaging, it sort of blew Tennis out of the water by song 2. Note 2: I missed the first opener but the 2nd opener, Hospitality, put on a really good set with vocals similar to The Sundays or Cocteau Twins. Really interesting sound--I'd like to see them again.